The Cedar LNG project in BC, led by the Haisla Nation, says it has the strong support of neighbouring Nations. “Years of collaboration and constructive engagement with these Nations have helped to ensure the project will be designed, constructed, and operated responsibly, while providing benefits through construction jobs and contracting, training opportunities, long-term employment, and …
Our newsletter: 16 March 2023 Cedar LNG gets green lights from BC and Ottawa The $3-billion floating LNG plant that the Haisla Nation and Pembina Pipelines plan to build and operate near Kitimat gets a welcome green light from the BC government, and then from the federal government. The BC decision attaches 16 conditions to …
The First Nations Natural Gas Alliance welcomes the announcements that BC and Canada have approved the Haisla Nation’s $3-billion Cedar LNG project. “This is a tremendous achievement for the Haisla First Nation” Alliance CEO Karen Ogen said. “Cedar LNG and the Coastal GasLink pipeline that delivers the gas show the world that First Nations with …
Our open letter to BC Premier David Eby on Feb. 22, decrying his government’s lack of action on LNG development, drew neither an acknowledgment nor a reply. So there’s still no clear answer as to what the government intends for LNG and, of immediate interest, whether his government is going to approve the proposed Cedar …
Our letter to BC’s premier on LNG We saw much online discussion of, and support for, our Feb. 22 Alliance letter to BC Premier David Eby, decrying his government’s silence on further LNG development in BC. The letter opened with this: “The members of the First Nations Natural Gas Alliance are issuing this open letter …
