LNG makes Canada stronger and helps us control our own economic security — Global demand for natural gas is growing — let’s live up to our full potential.
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Maximizing the value of our resources helps grow government revenues which fund our social programs.
Why would anyone be against that?
When British Columbia succeeds, Canada succeeds.
“In the conversation, there was agreement to work together to increase growth and economic opportunities for BC and Canada. On LNG and natural gas, there was a joint desire to ensure the right investable and competitive conditions are created to maximize private sector investment.”
Productive conversation with Prime Minister Mark Carney today.
We are aligned on the need to supercharge our economy, attract investment, and create good-paying jobs. British Columbia has an enormous role to play in driving Canada's economic future, and we are ready to lead.
When British Columbia succeeds, Canada succeeds.
READOUT: PREMIER-ELECT LORNE DOERKSON'S CALL WITH PRIME MINISTER MARK CARNEY
October 27, 2026
Earlier today, the Prime Minister of Canada and the Premier designate of British Columbia had a virtual meeting setting out a plan for cooperation in support of BC and Canadian growth.
In the conversation, there was agreement to work together to increase growth and economic opportunities for BC and Canada. On LNG and natural gas, there was a joint desire to ensure the right investable and competitive conditions are created to maximize private sector investment.
On investment strategy, there was alignment to work together to attract capital to BC. Overall, the Prime Minister and Premier Designate indicated their joint desire for a strong partnership inclusive of all British Columbians that can supercharge hope and opportunities for the province.
The Premier Designate offered his commitment to work together on various challenges including managing trade risks and opportunities to ensure prosperity for the country from coast, to coast to coast.
There was also alignment on the need for progressing improved infrastructure and services in BC and to work these issues further through the transition and establishment of BC’s new government.
Global demand for Canadian natural gas continues to grow and that’s a big positive for Canada’s economy.
The world needs more Canadian energy.
“Europe and East Asia are set to be hit by cold snaps next week, in an early test of energy markets rattled by high prices and competition for liquefied natural gas cargoes.”
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Ksi Lisims Finalizes Supply Deal with German Utility SEFE
Ksi Lisims LNG has finalized a deal to supply natural gas to German utility Securing Energy for Europe.
Under a binding sale and purchase agreement, SEFE is to buy one million tonnes per year of liquefied natural gas for 20 years, with deliveries set to begin in the early 2030s.
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Canada has the energy that the world needs, and global demand is rising.
Investing in our natural gas sector today will create prosperity for decades to come.
New economic impact study highlights Woodfibre LNG's benefits for Canada and B.C.
An independent assessment of Woodfibre LNG by Deetken Insight has projected billions in economic activity, labour income, and government revenue as the project advances toward completion.
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The world needs more Canadian energy.
European Natural Gas Prices Surge to Highest Level Since 2022
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Félicitations, @LDoerkson, pour votre victoire électorale.
J’ai hâte de travailler avec vous, en tant que premier ministre, pour faire construire davantage de logements, libérer tout notre potentiel en tant que superpuissance énergétique et bâtir une Colombie-Britannique plus forte, ainsi qu’un Canada plus fort pour tous.
Merci, premier ministre @Dave_Eby, pour votre engagement et tout ce que nous avons accompli ensemble. Des projets d’infrastructure d’envergure ont été lancés. Des marchés d’exportation ont été ouverts. Des emplois ont été préservés.
Je vous souhaite, à vous et à votre famille, tout le meilleur pour ce nouveau chapitre.
Global demand for Canadian energy continues to grow!
Exporting liquified natural gas makes Canada’s economy stronger and the world more energy secure.
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A recent report estimates that the Woodfibre LNG facility in B.C. will generate roughly $11.6 billion (yes, billion) in government revenues over its 40-year lifetime!
If that number itself is not shocking, consider that it will be coming from one facility. Exporting LNG provides an opportunity for economic growth that Canada is prepared to capitalize on. Canada will rely on the current and next generation to continue to grow our place as a go-to supplier. It is our responsibility as young Canadians to develop this industry to ensure prosperity for our country.
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Congratulations to Lorne Doerkson on being elected as the next Premier of British Columbia.
This is a critical time for our country. I look forward to working with Premier Doerkson to break down barriers to trade between provinces, develop our natural resources, strengthen Canada's self-reliance, and create good-paying jobs.
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From our family to yours, thank you 🇨🇦❤️
We are deeply moved by the support Canadians across the country have shown for our fallen and injured soldiers. On Wednesday, as 3 PPCLI soldiers returned to their garrison in Edmonton, Albertans lined the highway to show their support.
ALT A person holding a sign reading 'Wainwright stands with you' and a Canadian flag nearby during a public demonstration.
ALT A group of soldiers standing on a vehicle with a crane holding a yellow and red flag featuring a blue emblem, surrounded by a crowd waving Canadian flags.
ALT Woman walking on a road holding a large Canadian flag on a pole during daylight.
ALT Soldier holding a red flag with a blue emblem stands on a road as a police car and bus approach, with a crowd lined up along the roadside.
Canada’s federal government is contributing more than $31.3 million, alongside approximately $10.4 million from the Northwest Territories Power Corporation, to build a new liquefied natural gas (LNG)-fired power plant in Fort Simpson, Northwest Territories.
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“Canada holds a competitive advantage in Asian LNG markets, benefiting from shorter shipping routes, abundant natural gas, and lower-emission projects.”
oilprice.com/Energy/Natural-…
Qatar Scours for More LNG to Boost Supply Outside Middle East
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“At the height of LNG Canada’s Phase 1 build in Kitimat, more than 9,400 skilled Canadians worked on site simultaneously.
Over the delivery period, more than 50,000 Canadians contributed to that single project.
Coastal GasLink, the pipeline that feeds it, logged more than 59 million construction work-hours between 2018 and 2024 – the equivalent of roughly 29,500 job-years of full-time work.
Woodfibre LNG, already under construction near Squamish, had more than 1,300 workers on site as recently as June 2026.”
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