Dec 06, 2019
Gitga’at and LNG Canada announce new Marine Emergency Response and Research Facility in Hartley Bay
Share
“We are excited to be building a Marine Emergency Response and Research Facility located in the heart of our territory in Hartley Bay. The facility will allow us to continue to conduct world-class research and monitoring programs, improve our marine safety and response capabilities, and ensure we have continued opportunities for our members to live and work in their home community.”
– Arnold Clifton, Chief Councillor of the Gitga’at First Nation.
The Gitga’at First Nation and LNG Canada announced on Thursday that Gitga’at First Nation will construct and operate a new Marine Emergency Response and Research Facility in Hartley Bay, having finalized the terms of a financial agreement with LNG Canada.
The Marine Emergency Response and Research Facility will consist of a shore-based structure, a research vessel, and communications equipment, and will be staffed by trained Gitga’at employees.
Jun 19, 2024
News
Helping Students Find Their Passion
LNG Canada strongly supports local education initiatives that provide diverse programming opportunities to students in northwestern B.C.. Learn more about some of the local programs we’ve recently funded.
Apr 15, 2024
News
A Powerful Journey: How a unique training program is launching new careers in B.C.
After months of training and dedication, a diverse group of British Columbians has landed power engineering roles with LNG Canada and other organizations close to home
Mar 07, 2024
News
Launching an Entirely New Canadian Industry
We expect to start commercial operations by the middle of 2025. The first LNG carrier to sail from our facility will be a watershed moment, says LNG Canada CEO Jason Klein.
