Inside Canada’s next boom town: Kitimat, B.C. transforms in preparation for a pipeline

Supporting local businesses and strengthening community resilience

LNG Canada is starting work in April

50 Cargoes Delivered

Ongoing on Mondays at Noon PST

25 Cargoes Achieved

LNG Canada Supports Local Equine Assisted Therapy Program

Both processing units known as “trains” are now operational

LNG Canada marked the safe departure of a 10th LNG cargo destined for global markets

LNG Canada has successfully loaded a first cargo of liquefied natural gas that is now destined for global markets, marking the start of operations at Canada’s first large-scale LNG export facility.

Celebrating education, opportunity, and Indigenous leadership across Canada.

Occurring between mid-April 2025 to end of June 2025.

Industry veteran has held multiple leadership roles around the world.

Making history in well-coordinated effort with HaiSea Marine and other key organizations.

How LNG Canada supports well-being and access to health care in northwestern B.C.

LNG Canada’s Support for Shames Mountain.

LNG Canada to take delivery of an LNG Cargo in early April.

How LNG Canada Meets Its Commitments to Safe Operations and Safe Transportation at Sea.

With first cargoes on the near horizon, watch some highlights of our work since our successful final investment decision.

Chris Cooper brings over 35 years of energy sector experience to the role.

In recognition of National Truth and Reconciliation Day, LNG Canada is proud to share the beginnings of our reconciliation journey.

With the LNG Canada project now more than 95% complete overall, our CEO Jason Klein delivers our latest progress report.

The introduction of natural gas and flaring activities are pivotal steps in our safe start-up program.

The Kitimat River Side Channel project – North & South is complete! Area Construction Managers, Trevor Feduniak and David O’Donnell and Environment Team Lead Rob St. Jean, talk about this complex project.

Our commissioning and safe start-up activities include taking receipt of refrigerants, delivered by ocean tanker.

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.

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

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.