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    2 First Nations in BC ziehen rechtliche Anfechtung von Ksi Lisims LNG-Projekt zurück

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    1. shiftless_wonder on

      >The lead developer of the Ksi Lisims liquefied natural gas (LNG) project planned for the West Coast has announced benefit agreements with three First Nations in northern British Columbia, two of which it says have withdrawn legal challenges against the $10-billion plant and export terminal. 

      What a shocker. No wonder TMX cost 34 billion dollars.

    3. WeakBlueberry5071 on

      Sounds like the companies wised up. If they took it to court they’d have lost billions, now they’re only giving them millions. It’s a win lose, lose for the bands. Almost, they almost took em to court and became billionaires, whew. Close.

    4. Wind_Best_1440 on

      „Its about the environment! WE WILL NEVER GIVE UP ON FIGHTING AGAINST YOU EVIL BUSINESS!“

      „Money.“

      „Environment? What environment?“

    5. mt_pheasant on

      It’s just holding the public purse hostage at this point. The pendulum is swinging back and especially in BC.

      One of the unintended side effects of three land claims is that how a particular native native band came to be the exclusive occupiers of the land is usually brutal. Once people start reading that, for example, the Cowichan were raiding adjacent villages, beheading and enslaving them, and for reasons of petty vengeance, the 2026 public feels not so obligated to give the 2026 defendants of this behavior any special treatment..

    6. vancity31240 on

      Extortion at it’s finest. First Nations are really trying hard to make Canada uninvestable.

    8. limadeltah on

      „The Lax Kw’alaams news release said as part of the benefit agreement, which includes procurement opportunities, it has withdrawn its challenge.“

      Benefit agreement = legal extortion deferred.

      Legalized extortion formally endorsed by our provincial and federal governments.

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