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Woodfibre LNG is delighted to announce donations totaling $150,000 to 50 local non-profits in Squamish and Squamish Lillooet Regional District (SLRD) as part of the company’s spring intake of the 2024 Community Partnership Program.

Woodfibre LNG issues the following statement in clarification of questions and comments raised over the past several weeks by members of District of Squamish Council.

Woodfibre LNG is supporting the long-term health of the community by working with the Squamish Hospital Foundation to invest in medical devices and infrastructure, like the pediatric Sim doll or the new CT scanner for the Squamish General Hospital while providing lasting benefits for residents of the Sea to Sky region.

Through the Community Partnership Program, Woodfibre LNG was pleased to be able to support the Pemberton Fire Rescue with grant funding to acquire road rope rescue equipment crucial for low-angle situations.

Woodfibre LNG is pleased to invite Squamish charities and organizations to apply for a grant through our Community Partnership Program.

Woodfibre LNG president, Christine Kennedy, sets the record straight on Woodfibre LNG’s workforce accommodation strategy.

The floatel, expected to arrive at the Woodfibre LNG project site in spring of 2024 where it will remain moored until the completion of construction in 2027, will provide high quality housing to approximately 650 non-local workers during construction of the Project.

Woodfibre LNG is supporting the long-term health of the Squamish community by investing in medical devices and infrastructure, like fetal heart monitors and the new CT scanner for the Squamish General Hospital.

Huy chexw a (thank you) to the women of the Gender Safety Advisory Committee, whose bravery, willingness to tell their personal and family stories, and commitment to forging new norms and standards for gender safety and Indigenous economic participation on industrial projects will change lives here and across the country.

Woodfibre LNG supported the Squamish Quilters' Guild with a donation to help offset their ongoing costs, including storage, batting, fabric, and their monthly workspace at the Sandman Hotel through its Community Partnership program.

Having a CT scanner at Squamish General Hospital will provide improved access to important diagnostic health services for residents of Squamish and the Sea-to-Sky corridor.

Woodfibre LNG's Community Partnership Program has supported the purchase of handicap accessible doors with automatic door opening buttons, as well as funding to replace flooring in the Legion's Diamond Head Lounge.