Newsletter: First Nations need access to capital
Our Alliance CEO, Karen Ogen-Toews, took part in a panel discussion hosted by the Daily Oil Bulletin. It looked at access (or…
Newsletter: Indigenous roles vital for Net Zero, and more
Indigenous roles vital for Net Zero A landmark report from the Royal Bank of Canada includes these findings: Canada’s road to Net…
Newsletter: Crystal Smith the face of Canadian LNG
Our newsletter 09 June 2022 Following LNG Canada’s final investment decision (FID) in October 2018, one face emerged from the crowd of…
Newsletter: Kitselas and LNG, Haisla and LNG, and more
Kitselas Nation supports LNG Leaders of the Kitselas First Nation went on camera to support the LNG Canada project, and talk about…
Newsletter: Women in trades, LNG Canada expansion, Woodfibre LNG is a go
New Fact Sheets explore issues Now on the Alliance website, three new informative Fact Sheets: Women in Trades: There are vast…
Newsletter: Chief Crystal Smith raps Hollywood opponents
Crystal Smith column in National Post The headline on her guest column: If Mark Ruffalo cared about First Nations like mine, he’d…
Newsletter: Alliance launches podcast series
Our newsletter: 19 March 2022 Alliance launches podcast series Now online, the first two podcasts in our initial Leadership Showcase series of…
Newsletter: Outreach, outrage, and LNG in Canada
Coming up Wednesday Feb. 23 Our next online Outreach session looks at how First Nations and others monitor the environmental impact of…
Newsletter: Crystal Smith re-elected Alliance chair
Crystal Smith re-elected Alliance Chair Crystal Smith, elected chief councillor of the Haisla Nation, was returned by acclamation as chair of the…
Newsletter: Thumbs up for Coastal GasLink
Thumbs up for Coastal GasLink The raised thumbs were those of Facebook emoticons, used by readers of our two latest blogs, to…
Newsletter: Strong future forecast for LNG
To all, we wish a Happy New Year! And as we head into the new year, a look at the future of…
National voices on Wet’suwet’en issues
Members of the Wet’suwet’en Gidimt’en Clan first spoke up, from coast to coast, in a guest column in National Post, released by…
