Blog: Our LNG’s ‘remarkable power’ to cut world emissions
Increased Canadian LNG exports have the potential to reduce global emissions by displacing higher-intensity sources of supply, says a report from the Public Policy Forum, an independent, non-partisan and non-profit think tank. The Energy Future Forum report, in partnership with the Canadian Chamber Future of Business Centre, opens with this: “Drawing on analysis by Navius…
Our newsletter: From pipeline backlash to benefits. Two key court rulings. And more . . .
Our newsletter: 15 January 2026 From pipeline backlash to benefits As elected chief councillor for the Wet’suwet’en First Nation in BC, Karen Ogen faced “huge backlash” for the decision to support the Coastal GasLink natural-gas pipeline and LNG. But there were benefits, and “our community is thriving now.” Karen now is CEO of our First…
Karen Ogen: Natural-gas development is a national imperative
From Karen Ogen’s opening remarks at a meeting of Alliance advisors on 13 January: Since the Alliance was formed over a decade ago, we have been we have seen the ups and downs of an LNG industry that has started from scratch in BC. The BC government recognized early that First Nations would play an…
Blog: First Nations rights supported by BC courts
But appeals or amendments could long delay implementation First Nations in BC have won two key rulings from courts, but the BC government has spoken of appeals to the Supreme Court of Canada on both, meaning it could be years before the laws and their impact can be finally settled. The most recent ruling came…
Our newsletter: First Nations need real resource careers, affiliates in the news, and more . . .
Our newsletter: 31 December 2025 First Nations need real resource careers We see it often: natural-resource projects, including LNG, that speak happily of the training and jobs that will go to Indigenous people and communities. And they do. But in practice those jobs are far too often modest ones: janitor, security guard, caretaker, junior technician,…