LNG Canada is delaying its decision to build a $50 billion export facility in Kitimat until the end of 2017, the company announced this July 11. The facility was expected to export 24 million tonnes annually and be supplied by a $4.7-billion pipeline built by partner Coastal Gas Link. Construction Read more…
Graham Richard — This winter three scientists and a conservationist toured BC communities to discuss the results of the only Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) export facility to be located in a salmon estuary. The delegation arrived from Sakhalin Island, where Shell constructed an LNG facility called Sakhalin-II in Aniva Bay. Read more…
Rhonda Lee McIsaac — Caleb Behn introduced Fractured Land to audiences in HlGaagilda and Gaaw and then excused himself while the audience watched the 90-minute feature film. Behn exited citing his discomfort with the final edit and the way he is portrayed in the film; despite being wrapped up in Read more…
— Rhonda Lee McIsaac During a long distance telephone conversation Dene activist lawyer Caleb Behn offered insight into how he copes with the stress related to his life and work schedule, which sees him on the road three weeks of every month. Behn is subject of the award winning feature Read more…
— Rhonda Lee McIsaac Walking down a rainy street in downtown Toronto, Dene lawyer and activist Caleb Behn returns a call to the Council of the Haida Nation communications office to discuss his upcoming visit to Haida Gwaii. Mr. Behn is coming to the Islands to screen the film Fractured Read more…
The 2015 House of Assembly, the legislative body of the Haida Nation, passed a resolution expressing opposition to British Columbia’s LNG agenda and demanding that the mass export of any fossil fuel through its territory be prohibited. Kil tlaats ‘gaa Peter Lantin, President of the Haida Nation said that if Read more…