Thursday, 30 November 2006 11:20
Kitimat and Haisla First Nation advance Pacific Coast gate plan
By Patti Schom-Moffatt, Director of Consultation and Communications, Kitimat LNG Ltd.
An LNG terminal project proposed for northern British Columbia has taken a major step forward to become North America’s first West Coast facility with an Agreement in Principle between the project company and the region’s Haisla First Nation tribe.
Kitimat LNG Inc., a Canadian energy infrastructure company, is proposing to build, own and operate an LNG receiving terminal located north of Vancouver.
An LNG terminal project proposed for northern British Columbia has taken a major step forward to become North America’s first West Coast facility with an Agreement in Principle between the project company and the region’s Haisla First Nation tribe.
Kitimat LNG Inc., a Canadian energy infrastructure company, is proposing to build, own and operate an LNG receiving terminal located north of Vancouver.
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Jan 06
Thursday, 30 November 2006 11:17
Native Americans take LNG gamble
Two key projects on the US east coast and Canada’s Pacific coast tap into tribal power
The Passamaquoddy tribe of Maine will earn millions of dollars a year under a lease
Canada’s Haislas say their deal is a model for the upholding of Aboriginal rights
By John McKay
The Passamaquoddy tribe of Maine will earn millions of dollars a year under a lease
Canada’s Haislas say their deal is a model for the upholding of Aboriginal rights
By John McKay
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Jan 06
