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Bernardine Coleman, O’Chiese Nation

Alliance welcomes new member

The newest member is the O’Chiese First Nation, who number approximately 1,600 and reside near Rocky Mountain House, Alberta.

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Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland

Blog: Loan program coming, and welcome

Ottawa’s move to help Indigenous Peoples fund investments in resource and energy projects is coming, and will allow for equity investment in oil, gas, LNG, and related initiatives.

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LNG jobs and business

To explore information on LNG jobs, and doing business, and possibilities with potential employers and contractors, here are some useful pages:

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From @Events_N2N: The N2N Women’s Gathering offers 'Additional Events.' They include private shopping at local shops, and a 1½-hour guided trolley tour around Prince Rupert.
Register here: https://ow.ly/x08v50QQCyU Look for 'Additional Events’ to register for the events above.

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#WoodfibreLNG shares its gender and cultural safety strategy: https://ow.ly/Kiuw50R9ZLq @SquamishChief #bcpoli #fnpoli #LNGinBC

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World LNG News
• Sanctions threaten Moscow's Arctic LNG projects: https://ow.ly/ByHJ50RaWw4
• US oil, gas, wind and solar should set records in 2024: https://ow.ly/FH2V50RaWw3
• TotalEnergies, No. 3 in LNG, says gas is necessary in the energy transition: https://ow.ly/GZuZ50RaWw2

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