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• Opinion: A changing energy market makes expanding LNG in B.C. risky business -Vancouver Sun
• The Prince Rupert gas pipeline doesn’t pass today’s health standards -National Observer
• A race to save Indigenous trails may change the face of archaeology -ScienceNews
• Northwest BC First Nation nears completion of independent pipeline environmental assessment -Coast Mountain News
• Coastal GasLink pipeline hit with $590,000 fine — its biggest one yet -The Narwhal
• LNG industry having adverse impacts on ER closures, health and healthcare access in B.C. -CAPE
• How BC Is Letting Big Industry Evade the Carbon Tax -The Tyee
• Will BC Fall off Its LNG Tightrope? -The Tyee
• TC Energy lobbyist called B.C. premier’s office one day after scathing pipeline inspection report -The Narwhal
• Advocacy groups, regulator trade barbs over LNG ads on B.C. transit – CTV News Vancouver
• B.C. LNG ads by advocacy group amount to ‘greenwashing’: Ad Standards – Vancouver Sun
• B.C. LNG ads claiming emission reductions are misleading, watchdog rules – Terrace Standard
• Canada’s next big LNG project may be the sleeper climate issue of 2024 – Canada’s National Observer
• Coastal GasLink pipeline Archives – The Narwhal
• Is the LNG industry gaslighting the path to net-zero? – Corporate Knights
• B.C. environmental review gets earful against Nisga’a’s Ksi Lisims LNG – BIV
• Ksi Lisims project attracts Shell as first purchaser of its LNG – The Globe and Mail
• Coastal GasLink pipeline Archives – The Narwhal
• Shell signs 20-year purchase deal with Canadian Ksi Lisims LNG project – Reuters
• Interviews with Naxginkw (Tara Marsden), member of the Gitanyow Huwilp and Wilp Sustainability Director for the Gitanyow Hereditary Chiefs and Graeme Pole, writer and photographer and member of the Kispiox Valley Community Centre Association – CICK News (audio)
• Indigenous Leaders See Progress in 2023 But Continue to Advocate For National Loan Guarantee Program – EnergyNow Media
• Canada thinks LNG exports can reduce carbon pollution. Now it’s digging for proof – The Narwhal
• Indigenous leaders seek to speed up BC Hydro’s expansion plans – The Globe and Mail
• Lax Kw’alaams remain staunchly opposed to proposed Ksi Lisims LNG project – Haida Gwaii Observer
• Public comment session held by Ksi Lisims LNG project in Prince Rupert – The Northern View
• Is the LNG industry gaslighting the path to net-zero? – Corporate Knights
• B.C. environmental review gets earful against Nisga’a’s Ksi Lisims LNG – BIV