Woodfibre LNG Marine User Group Meeting scheduled for April 18

Marine mammals rely on sound for navigation, communication, and locating food. Underwater noise generated by industrial activities can interfere with these functions, causing changes in behaviour and disrupting the natural habits of marine life. To ensure that the Project’s in-water work minimizes underwater noise, Woodfibre LNG uses a series of proven technologies, monitoring practices, and […]

Construction continues on the Woodfibre LNG facility, including work on foundations for the LNG processing equipment and modules that are expected to begin arriving at site in 2025. Current work includes blasting, concrete pouring, demolition of the last legacy building and installation of rock anchors.

A Message from the Woodfibre LNG Gender Safety Committee Statistics show that more than six in ten Indigenous women experience violence in their lifetime, and that a disproportionate share of all violence against women is perpetrated against Indigenous women. Women are much more than statistics though, we are faces, voices, sisters, mothers, friends and spouses, […]