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New name for our Alliance


The name of the Alliance now is the First
Nations Natural Gas Alliance. “The change reflects how First Nations are involved in much more than just liquefied
natural gas development,” says Alliance CEO Karen Ogen.

Photo: Karen Ogen

Newsletter: First Nations critical to LNG. And more


Points made by our Karen Ogen at the Canadian Global Affairs Institute’s conference on the global role of LNG, in Ottawa: Canadian LNG is Indigenous LNG. “And we are going to make history.”

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Photo: Canada Parliament building

Blog: Canada is missing out on energy investment

Building big, ambitious projects has become increasingly difficult in Canada in recent years, particularly in the energy sector. Blame the federal Impact Assessment Act.

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#WoodfibreLNG is going full steam ahead with foundation and marine piling work for its $5.1 billion export project: https://ow.ly/7WAb50V1pBu #bcpoli #cdnpoli #LNGinBC

It’s the Family Day Holiday today in BC, where we are based. And in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario, and New Brunswick. It's Louis Riel Day in Manitoba, Heritage Day in Nova Scotia, and Islander Day in PEI. Enjoy! We'll see you back here Tuesday morning.

On this (not yet fully recognized) Canada Flag Day, this from the late Curtis Wilson, Kwakwaka’wakw artist from Vancouver Island. . . .

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