Gitga’at First Nation One Step Closer to New Marine Emergency Response and Research Facility in Hartley Bay Dec 5, 2019 The Marine Emergency Response and Research Facility will improve marine safety and response capabilities on the BC coast, while allowing Gitga’at to continue world-class marine research and monitoring.
Susannah Pierce Climate change is a global issue: a response to Locked in and Losing Out – BC Fossil Fuel Subsidies Nov 27, 2019 We must think of ourselves as global citizens and not narrowly cast our view within provincial borders alone. This means recognizing that climate action that creates or sustains poverty or increases the cost of energy making it unaffordable is not good policy.
Peter Kenter A matter of scale: For LNG Canada, achieving big things means paying attention to the smaller things Nov 22, 2019 Being built on a massive scale, the $40-billion liquefied natural gas plant currently under construction in Kitimat covers 400 hectares and at the peak of construction will employ 7,500 workers.
LNG Canada restores fish habitat with Anderson Creek fish ladder Nov 14, 2019 Working together with its environmental experts and Ledcor-Haisla, LNG Canada has built a fish ladder, allowing salmon access to up to 3,500 square meters of habitat for spawning, rearing and overwintering.
Notice of submission: Canadian Navigable Waters Act Nov 14, 2019 LNG Canada Development Inc. hereby gives notice that a submission has been added to the Common Project Search (online registry) pursuant to the Canadian Navigable Waters Act described herein and its description.
First Nations Gitga’at and LNG Canada announce new Marine Emergency Response and Research Facility in Hartley Bay Dec 6, 2019
First Nations Environment Gitga’at First Nation One Step Closer to New Marine Emergency Response and Research Facility in Hartley Bay Dec 5, 2019