Canadian Indian tribes hold their first LNG summit with Japanese ambassador invited

Friday, 11 October 2013

The native Indian tribes of the Canadian province of British Columbia have held their first LNG summit attended by ministers and the ambassador of Japan, the largest buyer of LNG, to discuss the projects being built around them and how they can benefit.


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