Our newsletter, 26 March 2026 New role for trees from pipeline route Cedar trees harvested by the PRGT pipeline (which will feed natural gas to Nisga’a Nation’s KsiLisims LNG project) have taken on a new life — as totem poles. As Prince Rupert Gas Transmission reports: “We’re honoured to see the first stories take shape …
The Alliance supports more than natural gas and LNG. It stands up for other forms of energy development, including hydrogen (and associated ammonia), especially when First Nations are involved. So for our latest blog here’s a look from Resource Works at hydrogen development in BC, Alberta, and across Canada. Hydrogen shows new signs of life …
And for First Nations and communities, too If you’re having trouble paying the bills, would you rather turn down the thermostat, cut back on groceries for your family, and delay the repair of your leaky roof? Or would you prefer to make more money so that you could sustain your way of life? Most would …
Our newsletter, 26 February 2026 How the latest anti-LNG myths are busted The headline from Resource Works was: “LNG attacked with myth-information.” The story went on to address two claims being pushed these days by anti-LNG groups: That the world faces a glut of LNG production that will push prices down, thus damaging BC LNG …
Our newsletter, 12 February 2026 Natural-gas and LNG are a must for Canada. That message was from Alliance CEO Karen Ogen (above), in her remarks at a meeting of the Alliance’s special advisory group: “LNG and natural-gas development are not just an opportunity, they are a national imperative. “US trade action and threats to Canadian …
