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Ksi Lisims LNG project in B.C. gains support from Gitga’at First Nation (opens the original)
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The Nisga’a Nation-backed Ksi Lisims LNG project in British Columbia has garnered support from the Gitga’at First Nation, two sources say, as the Nisga’a and other proponents get closer to making a decision on forging ahead with construction. Ksi Lisims, which received regulatory approval last year, plans to export liquefied natural gas to Asia from northwest B.C. The province’s Environmental Assessment Office listed six participating First Nations during the regulator’s review of the yet-to-be-
Enbridge starts construction on B.C. pipeline expansion for natural gas (opens the original)
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Enbridge Inc. ENB-T has started construction on the $4-billion expansion of its pipeline system for transporting natural gas in British Columbia, with Ottawa touting the economic spinoffs from Canada’s energy industry. Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson marked the construction milestone at a ceremony on Monday in Prince George, on the traditional territory of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nation. “Investment is flowing and Canada is building again,” Mr. Hodgson said during a news conference. In
Cedar LNG receives B.C. regulator’s approval to increase future production capacity (opens the original)
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As Canada’s liquefied natural gas industry expands, British Columbia’s environmental regulator has approved Cedar LNG’s request to increase its future production capacity by 25 per cent. Cedar started construction in 2024 and is scheduled to begin supercooling natural gas into liquid form in late 2028, with exports to be shipped from the Haisla Nation’s traditional territory in Kitimat, B.C. to Asia. The BC Environmental Assessment Office recently authorized the Haisla-led project to boost lique
Five First Nations sign $1-billion equity deal for LNG Canada’s planned storage tank (opens the original)
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Five First Nations have agreed to pay up to $1-billion for a majority equity stake in a massive storage tank that would be constructed if LNG Canada forges ahead with expansion plans at its export terminal in British Columbia. The transaction is contingent on LNG Canada’s co-owners making a final investment decision later this year on plans to expand the terminal in Kitimat, from where liquefied natural gas has been exported to Asia since mid-2025. Shell PLC-led LNG Canada is this country’s firs
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