Karen Ogen, Alliance CEO The Alliance Year: powerful messages on First Nations and LNG The Alliance kept followers up to speed on LNG developments throughout 2025, on its website and social media, including this powerful message from CEO Karen Ogen: “Canadian LNG is Indigenous LNG.” As she said: “First Nations are writing the roadmap to …
The latest scare-balloon launched by opponents of LNG in BC: There are going to be hundreds of LNG carriers travelling through BC ocean waters. Capitalizing on concerns about oil tankers, one opposition group sees future LNG carrier traffic along the southern BC coast as potentially numbering “in the realm of 800+ transits a year.” Eight …
Our newsletter: 23 October 2025 Rapid LNG action from Canada “Japan, Korea and Taiwan want to see rapid action from Canada to enhance LNG export capacity.” That’s from a new paper by Shannon Joseph, chair of Energy for a Secure Future Canada and a friend of our Alliance, written for the Canadian Global Affairs Institute. …
Good to see British Columbia Premier David Eby firmly and frequently supporting liquefied natural gas development in BC these days. Not the easiest political path for him, given that some strong NDP members oppose fossil-fuel development. But a welcome one, as BC, Canada and their economies need all the help LNG exports can provide. As …
Ksi Lisims LNG gets green lights The Nisga’a Nation’s planned Ksi Lisims LNG project was in headlines nationally and internationally as it got a vital green light from the BC government. BC cabinet ministers Tamara Davidson (environment and parks) and Adrian Dix (energy and climate solutions) made their decision after reviewing the environmental assessment by …
