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Newsletter: Alliance stars honoured, Nations offered stake in LNG Canada Phase 2, and more . . .

Our newsletter, 30 July 2026 Alliance stars honoured Three Alliance leaders are featured in the 2026 ‘BC 500’ magazine, Business in Vancouver’s publication ‘spotlighting the 500 leaders behind the province’s biggest ventures, deals and decisions.’ https://bit.ly/4yuTPZd Nations offered stake in LNG Canada Phase 2 LNG Canada announced a ‘landmark equity option agreement that has the …

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Newsletter: Feds on speeding up project approvals, LNG Canada emissions, and more . . .

Our newsletter, 02 July 2026 Feds on speeding up project approvals Our latest blog, from law firm Torys LLP, looked at Ottawa’s promises to speed up federal approvals for resource projects, along with a new program to support Indigenous consultation. An accelerated approvals timeline would be used for all federal project approvals: one year for …

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Our newsletter, 04 June 2026 Karen Ogen writes national guest column Alliance CEO Karen Ogen wrote a guest column in Financial Post, headlined: Opinion: Indigenous-led LNG deal with Germany is the kind of reconciliation Canada needs. She began: “An Indigenous-led LNG project in northwest B.C. last week agreed to supply Germany with one million tonnes of …

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Newsletter: Meet our Alliance advisory committee, Powering LNG through people, Indigenous partners, and more

Our newsletter, 21 May 2026 Meet our Alliance advisory committee We introduced our members, and the public, to our team of top advisors: leaders of business, industry, community, Indigenous development, and energy. From left: Lori Ackerman, chief administrative officer for Prophet River First Nation in BC; Lisa Baiton, president and CEO of the Canadian Association …

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Newsletter: Cedar LNG starts new construction, Woodfibre LNG relationship, Karen Ogen on the move, and more

Our newsletter, 06 May 2026 Cedar LNG starts new construction The Haisla Nation’s Cedar LNG project is moving into its ‘most important construction season yet,’ including the start of building its power transmission line and heading toward completion of its pipeline. Pipeline construction is expected to be finished by the end of the year, and …

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