Canadian Woodfibre LNG project moves forward with Squamish First Nation accords finalized

Monday, 03 December 2018

The Canadian Woodfibre LNG project proposed for the district of Squamish in British Columbia has reached final agreement with the Squamish First Nation, giving the native people benefits of more than C$225 million (US$170M) in cash over the planned 40 years of operations.


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