Balancing Indigenous perspectives and international policies at COP28
There are a wide range of perspectives from Canada headed to the UN climate conversation
LNG
Nisga’a Nation partners with gas companies to propose $10B LNG facility in B.C.
‘We expect controversy but we are going to engage in talks now,’ says Nisga’a President Eva Clayton
Mi’kmaw grandmothers oppose ‘man-camp’ that goes with massive LNG project
Mi’kmaw grandmothers and their supporters held a ceremony to oppose a proposed LNG project that…
Artifacts found at pipeline site not in original location: regulator
In January, police arrested 14 people at a blockade in the area.
B.C.’s gas land region welcomes pipeline project
The LNG Canada project will move natural gas from northeastern B.C. to the Pacific coast….
Coastal GasLink stops work on pipeline over trapline dispute in northern B.C.
The company says it was working with the RCMP to address the issue.
Unist’ot’en Camp will have to wait until Friday for injunction decision
“We are trying to decolonize something that offers a privileged lifestyle to so many settlers.”
Uni’stot’en camp bracing for Coastal GasLink injunction request to be approved
Members of the Wet’suwet’en Nation expect a judge to rule in an energy company’s favour…
B.C. nation approves LNG project amid controversy
The Squamish Nation in B.C. has approved a major industrial project to support the LNG…