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Newsletter: Safe LNG carriers, think tank welcomes Karen Ogen, and more . . .

Our newsletter: 18 December 2025 LNG carriers meet rigorous safety standards As LNG Canada points out: “LNG shipping has one of the best records in the shipping industry . . .  without a single cargo loss since the first commercial cargo was shipped in 1964.” And it continues: “All LNG carriers adhere to rigorous safety standards …

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Newsletter: Karen Ogen honoured, KSi Lisims LNG becoming reality, and more . . .

Our newsletter: 04 December 2025 Macdonald-Laurier Institute honours our Alliance CEO Alliance CEO Karen Ogen is becoming a senior fellow of the prestigious Macdonald-Laurier Institute. The word went informally to members of the think-tank from Joshua Wheeler, its manager of operations: “Our Fellows are at the core of what we do. They provide the expertise that …

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Newsletter: PM’s projects include First Nations. For LNG, more federal carrot, less stick. And more . . .

Our newsletter: 20 November 2025 Prime Minister Mark Carney announces, at Terrace BC, seven projects of ‘national significance.’ PM’s projects include First Nations Prime Minister Mark Carney’s addition of seven new projects to the federal Major Projects Office (MPO) list of ventures to be pushed and accelerated included two with major First Nations interest and …

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Newsletter: World wants Indigenous LNG, Haisla share and a say, and more . . . .

Our newsletter, 06 November 2025 The world wants Indigenous LNG Our Alliance view: The world wants Indigenous LNG – and BC First Nations hold the key. It’s time to move past outdated debate and show that Indigenous-led projects can drive both economic growth and meet environmental goals while growing Asian export markets. The idea that …

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Newsletter: Rapid LNG action from Canada, Woodfibre LNG on Squamish pact, and more . . .

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. …

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