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Investing In Canadian LNG: A Guide
Interest in Canada’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) export industry is growing as investors, project developers, and energy companies look to Canadian LNG opportunities. Recent LNG market disruptions in the Middle East, the heightened energy security concerns that have resulted, and continuing demand for lower-emissions energy are increasing attention in Canadian LNG investment and project development.
Investir Dans Le GNL Canadien – Partie 3 – Partenariats Et Investissements Autochtones
Fasken (French) are most popular: within Law Department Performance and Wealth Management topic(s) with Senior Company Executives, HR and Inhouse Counsel Le soutien des Autochtones est essentiel au succès des projets d’énergie, d’infrastructure et de ressources naturelles au Canada. La participation des Autochtones à ces projets est d’ailleurs en évolution.
Investing In Canadian LNG Part 3 – Indigenous Partnerships And Investment
Fasken are most popular: within Law Department Performance topic(s) with Senior Company Executives, HR and Finance and Tax Executives with readers working within the Accounting & Consultancy, Insurance and Technology industries Indigenous support is critical to energy, infrastructure and resource project success in Canada. Indigenous involvement in these projects is also evolving.
New Brunswick Court Of Appeal Finds Aboriginal Title Cannot Co-Exist With Fee Simple Title
Fasken are most popular: within Insurance topic(s) with Senior Company Executives, HR and Finance and Tax Executives with readers working within the Business & Consumer Services, Insurance and Healthcare industries On December 11, 2025, the New Brunswick Court of Appeal issued a decision in the context of an Aboriginal title claim on the issue of whether Aboriginal title can co-exist with fee simple title: J.D. Irving, Limited et al. v. Wolastoqey Nation, 2025 NBCA 129.
Investing In Canada's Energy Sector: The Building Canada Act And Indigenous Equity Partnerships
F Fasken More Fasken is a leading international law firm with more than 700 lawyers and 10 offices on four continents. Clients rely on us for practical, innovative and cost-effective legal services. We solve the most complex business and litigation challenges, providing exceptional value and putting clients at the centre of all we do. For additional information, please visit the Firm’s website at fasken.com. Canada's energy sector is at a pivotal moment.
Projets d'énergie et prise de participation autochtone : considérations juridiques et fiscales essentielles
Ottawa se prépare à la prochaine génération de projets d'envergure au Canada, notamment en ce qui concerne l'énergie et divers types d'infrastructures connexes. Le gouvernement fédéral a rapidement remanié le cadre juridique de ces projets par l'entremise de la Loi visant à bâtir le Canada, un élément clé du projet de loi C-5, qui a reçu la sanction royale le 26 juin 2025.
Structuring Energy And Indigenous Equity Projects - Critical Legal And Tax Considerations
F Fasken More Fasken is a leading international law firm with more than 700 lawyers and 10 offices on four continents. Clients rely on us for practical, innovative and cost-effective legal services. We solve the most complex business and litigation challenges, providing exceptional value and putting clients at the centre of all we do. For additional information, please visit the Firm’s website at fasken.com.
Supreme Court Of Canada: Métis Nation-Saskatchewan's Claims Not An Abuse Of Process
On February 28, 2025, the Supreme Court of Canada ("SCC") unanimously ruled in Saskatchewan (Environment) v. Métis Nation – Saskatchewan1 that the pleadings of Métis Nation – Saskatchewan ("MNS") did not amount to an abuse of process, despite similar issues being raised in two prior actions against the Government of Saskatchewan (the "Provincial Government").
Supreme Court of Canada: Métis Nation-Saskatchewan’s Claims Not an Abuse of Process
On February 28, 2025, the Supreme Court of Canada (“SCC”) unanimously ruled in Saskatchewan (Environment) v. Métis Nation – Saskatchewan[1] that the pleadings of Métis Nation – Saskatchewan (“MNS”) did not amount to an abuse of process, despite similar issues being raised in two prior actions against the Government of Saskatchewan (the “Provincial Government”).
Appeal Underway In The Nuchatlaht's Aboriginal Title Claim
The Nuchatlaht have recently appealed the trial decision in their Aboriginal title case. In April 2024, the Nuchatlaht were granted title to roughly 11 square kilometres on the northwestern part of Nootka Island (The Nuchatlaht v. British Columbia, 2024 BCSC 628). The Nuchatlaht had claimed a much larger area totalling roughly 201 square kilometres. In their appeal, the Nuchatlaht seek a declaration of Aboriginal title with respect to the entire claimed area.
New Cabinet Directive On Regulatory And Permitting Efficiency For Clean Growth Projects
In early July, the Government of Canada released a Cabinet Directive on regulatory and permitting efficiencies for "clean growth projects". The Cabinet Directive establishes a framework aimed at getting projects built faster by improving the efficiency of Canada's approval processes including providing targets for completion of impact assessments and federal permitting processes.
Alberta First Nations Court Challenge Provides A Lifeline For Grassy Mountain Project
On February 12, 2024, the Federal Court issued its decision, Benga Mining Limited v. Canada (Environment and Climate Change), 2024 FC 231, which addressed three applications for judicial review of the federal government's refusal to issue environmental assessment approvals of the Grassy Mountain Steelmaking Coal Project ("Grassy Mountain Project").
Alberta First Nations Court Challenge Provides a Lifeline for Grassy Mountain Project
On February 12, 2024, the Federal Court issued its decision, Benga Mining Limited v. Canada (Environment and Climate Change), 2024 FC 231, which addressed three applications for judicial review of the federal government’s refusal to issue environmental assessment approvals of the Grassy Mountain Steelmaking Coal Project (“Grassy Mountain Project”).
Fasken Client First Project To Be Approved Under The Revitalized Environmental Assessment Act In BC
A B.C. environmental assessment certificate has been issued to Osisko Development Corp. for the Cariboo Gold project near Barkerville, in central British Columbia. Two provincial ministers, George Heyman (Minister of Environment and Climate Change Strategy) and Josie Osborne (Minister of Energy, Mines and Low Carbon Innovation), made their decision after considering the three year long environmental assessment process conducted by B.C.'s Environmental Assessment Office (EAO).
Sooner - “Days and Nights” — Look at my records!
Words by Zach Romano After what has felt like a long hiatus, Brooklyn four-piece Sooner are back with Days and Nights, a fantastic debut record. If you are sort of surprised that this is their first full album, you’re not alone. The band formed in 2016 and quickly released a couple of EPs, but due to a variety of factors (you guessed the big one) they have kept things close to the vest for the last few years. Sooner’s EPs were both solid, but Days and Nights represents a huge step forward for them.
Impacts On IBA Benefits Trigger Consultation
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. On July 19, 2021, the Federal Court released its judgment in Ermineskin Cree Nation v. Canada (Environment and Climate Change), 2021 FC 758.
Landlady - "Landlady" — Look at my records!
Words by Zach Romano. Brooklyn favorites Landlady have returned with their fourth album, an excellent self-titled effort. Landlady is a fitting title, as the album distills what these four musicians have done well on past efforts into a sound and feel that are distinctly and immediately recognizable as theirs.
Cassandra Jenkins - "An Overview on Phenomenal Nature" — Look at my records!
Words by Zach Romano. Cassandra Jenkins wrote the songs on her stunning new album An Overview on Phenomenal Nature while going through a rough stretch in 2019. Like many of us, she was crushed and profoundly shaken when David Berman died in August of that year, but unlike most, she had recently gotten to know him well as a member of what was supposed to be the Purple Mountains touring band. To top that off, she had just learned of a genetic condition that predisposes her to cancer.
Laveda - "What Happens After" — Look at my records!
Words by Zach Romano. Know that feeling you’ve barely been keeping at bay for the last three months, hell, the last four-plus years? That buzz of trepidation in the back of your head that keeps even the moments of quiet you can find in this global shit show from being truly peaceful? Albany dream fuzz duo Laveda have been dealing with that too, and on their debut album What Happens After, Ali Genevich and Jake Brooks lyrically and sonically spell that feeling out.
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