Apr 26, 2019

Conversations That Matter: LNG Canada and its First Nations agreements

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When LNG Canada announced its was going ahead with a LNG facility in Kitimat, it not only announced the largest industrial project in B.C. history—it also demonstrated that industry and First Nations can reach agreement in energy projects.

LNG Canada’s Director, Corporate Affairs, Susannah Pierce joins veteran Broadcaster Stuart McNish to discuss the opportunity LNG offers to the Haisla and other partner First Nations, to B.C. and to Canada

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