Canada’s Natives Growing Restless Over BC LNG Export Plans

摘要

After leading a charmed life of community tolerance since 17 Pacific Coast terminal projects began lining up five years ago, the race to export Canadian liquefied natural gas (LNG) is arousing a frequent opponent of industry in British Columbia (BC): Aboriginal resistance. The first tangible development kindled by the lineup of export schemes on paper - a pipeline construction application by TransCanada Corp.’s Alberta and BC gas gathering web, Nova Gas Transmission Ltd. - awakened native wariness of development.