New Fact Sheets explore issues Now on the Alliance website, three new informative Fact Sheets: Women in Trades: There are vast opportunities for women in the trades. Many of these opportunities are particularly suited to Indigenous women in northern B.C. This Fact Sheet provides an introduction to the potential for training and work in …
Crystal Smith column in National Post The headline on her guest column: If Mark Ruffalo cared about First Nations like mine, he’d defend natural gas projects And she wrote: “Recently the likes of Mark Ruffalo and Ben Stiller have, with some of their friends, opposed — strongly — natural gas developments in the northwest of B.C., …
Our newsletter: 19 March 2022 Alliance launches podcast series Now online, the first two podcasts in our initial Leadership Showcase series of four. First up was Kim Baird (above), former elected chief of the Tsawwassen Nation, chancellor of Kwantlen Polytechnic University, and a key advisor to the Alliance. She talks of LNG, the energy transition …
Coming up Wednesday Feb. 23 Our next online Outreach session looks at how First Nations and others monitor the environmental impact of LNG and related pipeline developments. The speakers: Candice Wilson, environmental manager at Haisla Nation Council Elizabeth McDonald, Insight Resources Desiree Bolton, environmental field technician from Wai Wah Environmental, Kitselas Nation Ken Howes, acting …
Crystal Smith re-elected Alliance Chair Crystal Smith, elected chief councillor of the Haisla Nation, was returned by acclamation as chair of the Alliance at its January board meeting. She first became chair of the Alliance in November 2019. Among other things, she is a key leader of her nation’s plans for its majority-owned LNG plant …
