About the results

Information provided by external sources may not be subject to the Official Languages Act and is made available in the language(s) provided. This may result in content being displayed in a language different than that of the web page display.

The result count may differ from the number of unique comments. Similar comments by various authors may be grouped as a single comment; while each comment and attachment count as distinct results. Where applicable, please click on the alternate formats link to view additional versions available.

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project

Comment Search Mobile

Sort by: Best match Most recent Submitted by

16713 results

Attachment From The Lax Kw'alaams Band to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 2833
Submitted: 2016-03-15
From The Lax Kw'alaams Band to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
<Original signed by> -3- Attachment 1: Recommended Condition for an Environmental Performance Committee The following dmft conditions are proposed for the federal assessment decision statement: > The Proponent (PNW LNG) must: 1. report to an Environmental Performance Committee. including Lax Kw'alaams Band, CEAA and other federal representatives on all environmental monitoring work and follow-up programs required in the Decision Statement,· and 2. respond to any compliance or. enforcement actions being proposed or recommended by an Environmental Performance Committee that oversees and make recommendations to CEAA or any other relevant federal agencies with respect to potential compliance or enforcement actions related to the conditions in the Decision Statement.

Attachment From Ewan M Quirk to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 6319
Submitted: 2016-03-12
From Ewan M Quirk to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
From: ewan quirk <email address removed> Sent: March 12, 2016 11:05 AM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Cc: catherine.mckenna@parl.gc.ca Subject: Pacific Northwest LNG on Lelu Island • 5.28 million tons of CO2 pollution per year from the facility itself • 6.5 to 8.7 million tons of CO2 from expanded fracking operations • In total, that’s equivalent to all the cars and trucks in B.C. (14 Mt) • This one project would crank up B.C.’s emissions by 18 to 22 per cent Surely we have passed the point of no return for greenhouse gas exports? Salmon and First Nations are likely to suffer directly. Please for our grand-children’s sake, take pause and reject the further development of fossil fuel CO2 production. Ewan M Quirk Sent from Mail for Windows 10 mailto:catherine.mckenna@parl.gc.ca https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=550986 From: ewan quirk <email address removed> Sent: March 12, 2016 11:05 AM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Cc: catherine.mckenna@parl.gc.ca Subject: Pacific Northwest LNG on Lelu Island

Attachment From Julie Ziebart to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 2956
Submitted: 2016-03-12
From Julie Ziebart to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
From: Julie Ziebart [<email address removed>] Sent: March 12, 2016 1:12 AM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Cc: Trudeau, Justin: HOC; Minister of Environment and Climate Change, Catherine McKenna; Minister of Finance, Bill Morneau; Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard, Hunter Tootoo; Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, Jody Wilson-Raybould; Minister of International Trade, Chrystia Freeland; Minister of National Defence, Harjit Sajjan; Minister of Natural Resources, Jim Carr; Minister of Sport and Persons with Disabilities; Garneau, Marc: HOC; Kelly Ziebart Subject: Letter of Support for Pacific Northwest LNG Project March 11, 2016 Pacific NorthWest LNG Project Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency 410-701 West Georgia Street Vancouver, British Columbia V7Y 1C6 Dear Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency. Thank you for allowing me to voice my support for the Pacific Northwest LNG Project. I am a local partner of MNP LLP, which employs 25 people in Fort St. John. Our business indirectly supports the natural gas industry. I am very familiar with Progress Energy who will produce the natural gas to be liquefied by Pacific NorthWest LNG. Progress Energy’s drilling activity is a major contributor to the local economy in northeast British Columbia. Without Pacific NorthWest LNG, Progress Energy’s drilling activity would slow significantly and that would negatively impact many businesses like ours. I want to see economic growth in northeast BC. I want our business to grow. I want to be able to hire more employees. Approving Pacific NorthWest LNG will help to make those goals a reality. I urge the Government ...

Attachment From Shirley Helgason to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 8260
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Shirley Helgason to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
From: shirley helgason [<email address removed>] Sent: March 11, 2016 12:15 AM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Subject: Re: Pacific Northwest LNG on Lelu Island My Letter I do not want to have this "project" continue on our very pristine coast line. The Malaysian government that is behind this is corrupt and I DO NOT WANT to have MY country to be a part of this. The First Nations have already said no so that should be respected, along with the rest of the citizens of British Columbia who want to protect our natural resources and the natural beauty of our coast line. We have a new government now. One that has the voice of the people of Canada listening. Catherine McKenna PLEASE do not allow this to happen. Canada needs to be the leader in the new world of resources and to not let foreign governments dictate to us what to do. We need to deliver better, more sustainable alternatives and to invest in human resources to deliver. If Canada is going to go "green" then no better time than now to make it happen. Please, and I say this with sincerity, please let Prime Minister Justin Trudeau know how most citizens of British Columbia do not want this. We need to set a precedent. Justine please say no! Thank you. Shirley Helgason Sincerely, shirley helgason <personal information removed> bc <email address removed> From: shirley helgason [<email address removed>]

Attachment From Justin Timalon to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 8240
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Justin Timalon to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
From: Justin Timalon [<email address removed>] Sent: March 11, 2016 6:04 AM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Subject: Re: Pacific Northwest LNG on Lelu Island I strongly object to the corrupt Petronas LNG project being approved for Lelu Island and area. I believe there is enough science and the word of over 130 scientists as well as those of the Russian contingency to make even the simplest person understand how absolutely insane the installation of this project would be in such an environmentally sensitive area. The fact that it was even considered and allowed to be built to the point it is, is all due to a corrupt Conservative Harper gov't. But it can still be avoided. Desecration and destruction of a pristine area that salmon use as a transitional point and a nursery, speaks for itself as a good enough reason to put this all to an end. In addition the incredible impact on land and water, the fact that little Lelu Island would be one of the largest sources of greenhouse gas emissions in Canada goes against everything our new Prime Minister has promised to Canadians. Enough is enough. My thought is that if those making the final decision were promised that a severe punishment would be handed down to them should they approve any project that created harm, destruction, negative changes to the environment including air, water and land, in and around Lelu Island, and impacted First Nations and locals in a substantially negative manner - there would be not one person supporting this project. And that in turn should tell you that, in fact, there is no one that believes there won't be severe and irreparable damage done. Stop the corporate and political greed ...

Attachment From Shahla Bozorgzadeh to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 8217
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Shahla Bozorgzadeh to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
From: shahla bozorgzadeh [<email address removed>] Sent: March 11, 2016 2:21 AM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Subject: Re: Pacific Northwest LNG on Lelu Island breaking the chain of life destroys all lives. you and i included. shahla bozorgzadeh <personal information removed> bc <email address removed> From: shahla bozorgzadeh [<email address removed>]

Attachment From Joan F. Clarke to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 8212
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Joan F. Clarke to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
From: Joan F. Clarke [<email address removed>] Sent: March 11, 2016 3:05 AM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Subject: Re: Pacific Northwest LNG on Lelu Island My Letter Dear Catherine McKenna My heart bleeds for our Salmon and for clean waters which we are destroying from our greed. My vote stands with the Lax Kw'alaams First Nations and for further generations that will inherit our fortunes and misfortunes.....lets HOPE that we can outweigh the misfortunes and help to clean our environment before it is too late....It starts with me, walking softly on the earth and weaning my needs. Sincerely, Joan F. Clarke <personal information removed> British Columbia <email address removed> From: Joan F. Clarke [<email address removed>]

Attachment From Helen Michell Telquaa to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 8211
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Helen Michell Telquaa to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
From: Telquaa, Helen Michell [<email address removed>] Sent: March 11, 2016 3:24 AM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Subject: Re: Pacific Northwest LNG on Lelu Island My Letter Please do your utmost to protect our sacred wild salmon of the Skeena River, it is our medicine, and our main food source, as indigenous peoples of this only unceded province of Canada, now called British Columbia. Many of us, stand up for the wild salmon, as the wild salmon cannot speak for themselves. You were elected by the people to stand up for the people, and not stand beside the corporations, who are only destroying our lands and waters, with no regard for the future. Protect our sacred wild salmon of BC, Canada. Telquaa, Helen Michell <personal information removed> British Columbia <email address removed> From: Telquaa, Helen Michell [<email address removed>]

Attachment From Jeff Thompson to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 8205
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Jeff Thompson to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
Mar 11 2016 Pacific NorthWest LNG Project Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency 410‐701 West Georgia Street Vancouver, British Columbia V7Y 1C6 Via email: GNLPacificNorthwestLNG@ceaa‐acee.gc.ca Dear Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency, I am asking the Government of Canada to approve Pacific NorthWest LNG’s environmental certificate as well as offer my support for all Pacific NorthWest LNG projects. After reviewing the draft I disagree with the upstream activity levels of GHG emissions being considered in this report. I feel that if you are going to take the net negative effects of LNG production and use into consideration, you must account for the net benefits of LNG production and use, for example the use of Natural Gas for energy vs. use of Coal for energy. With the existing industrial area surrounding the proposed project and commercial fishing activities, I believe the impact on the porpoise long term will be negligible as they have already been exposed to these types of industrial activities and following construction of the plant/terminal there will be minimal disruption to them. Also, with the additional revenue to the province, we will be able to devote funding towards furthering conservation and habitat management across the entire province not only in the Prince Rupert area and not only for one species. Thank you Jeff Thompson

Attachment From Chris Whiting to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 8204
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Chris Whiting to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
From: Chris Whiting [<email address removed>] Sent: March 11, 2016 1:56 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Subject: A Message for Mr. Trudeau I Support LNG! Bring back prosperity to Canadians! Chris Whiting Yard Superintendant <personal information removed> AB <contact information removed> <email address removed> The information in this email is privileged and confidential. If you are not the named and intended recipient please notify the sender by return email immediately then delete this email and its attachments. The reading, usage, copying, disclosure, and/or distribution concerning the contents of this email including any attachments by a person other than the intended recipient is strictly prohibited. The information in this email is privileged and confidential. If you are not the named and intended recipient please notify the sender by return email immediately then delete this email and its attachments. The reading, usage, copying, disclosure, and/or distribution concerning the contents of this email including any attachments by a person other than the intended recipient is strictly prohibited. The information in this email is privileged and confidential. If you are not the named and intended recipient please notify the sender by return email immediately then delete this email and its attachments. The reading, usage, copying, disclosure, and/or distribution concerning the contents of this email including any attachments by a person other than the intended recipient is strictly prohibited. From: Chris Whiting [<email address removed>] Sent: March 11, 2016 1:56 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) ...

Attachment From Mike Hendry to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 8184
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Mike Hendry to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
From: mike hendry [<email address removed>] Sent: March 11, 2016 2:53 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE); Trudeau, Justin: HOC; catherine.mckenna@parl.gc.ca Subject: Comments on Pacific NorthWest LNG - Don't do it in the Skeena Estuary! Dear Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency, Mr. Trudeau, and Ms. Mckenna I am strongly opposed to the development of an LNG plant in the Skeena Estuary. In principle, I am not opposed to the development of British Columbia’s LNG industry, but I believe strongly that any industrial development in northern British Columbia should take great care of and consideration for fish, wildlife and wilderness. The type of wilderness and the wildlife that northern BC contains has largely been squandered elsewhere. For this reason, any development deserves an extra degree of caution and scrutiny. I recently read a book written by David Montgomery, called “King of Fish: The Thousand-Year Run of Salmon”. The book chronicles the progressive decline of salmon runs around the world. It begins with English and European populations and then moves to North America, first the East Coast and then California, Oregon and Washington. In each of these places, the causes and pattern of the decline was similar. It began with fishing pressure and ended with degradation of habitat, often due to the extraction or utilization of natural resources. The tragedy of the tale lies in the manner in which the pattern repeats itself again and again over 1000 years. The causes of the decline are often obvious but the political will to make the necessary changes or to exercise caution has always been lacking. The Skeena River system is one of the last in ...

Attachment From Senator Victor Oh to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 8036
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Senator Victor Oh to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
March 11, 2016 Pacific NorthWest LNG Project Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency (CEAA) 410-701 West Georgia Street Vancouver, B.C. V7Y 1C6 Re: Pacific Northwest LNG Project CEAA invitation for public comment Dear Sir or Madam, Today is the last day to comment on the CEAA report for the project mentioned above dated Feb. 10 with a deadline of Mar. 11, 2016. I wish to make the following submission after much thought and careful consideration. At a time when the unemployment rate last month is near three year high (Statistics Canada) with sluggish economic outlook, as a Canadian citizen greatly concerned for our nation’s economy and our people’s living, I believe we need to seize this opportunity to capitalize on our LNG export potential. “The export of LNG could facilitate Canadian natural gas production growth and result in significant investment, jobs and economic growth”, as indicated by Natural Resources Canada. Meanwhile, we recognize that Lelu Island has been a particular contentious aspect of the project over concerns that it will harm juvenile salmon habitat. “A worse location is unlikely to be found for PNW LNG with regards to potential risks to fish and fisheries,” according to the letter sent by a group of scientists. We know the analysis of replacing coal or diesel in Asia by LNG is outside CEAA’s scope, but it is our pride and responsibility to help fight climate change on a global scale by reducing greenhouse gas emissions. I urge all sides to weigh the benefits against the potential impacts and at the same time, address the environmental concerns. Thank you for your consideration. Yours truly, The Honourable Victor Oh Senator – Ontario ...

Attachment From the Gitxsan Simogyet and the Gitxsan Elected Band Councils to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 8018
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From the Gitxsan Simogyet and the Gitxsan Elected Band Councils to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
<original signed by> <original signed by> <original signed by> <original signed by> <original signed by>

Attachment From the Allied Tsimshian Tribes of Lax Kw'alaams to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 8013
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From the Allied Tsimshian Tribes of Lax Kw'alaams to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
Allied Tsimshian Tribes of Lax Kw’alaams 1 ALLIED TSIMSHIAN TRIBES OF LAX KW’ALAAMS March 11, 2016 To: Honourable Catherine McKenna, Minister of the Environment and Climate Change CC: Honourable Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada Honourable Jody Wilson-Reybould, Minister of Justice and Attorney General Honourable Hunter Tootoo, Minister of Fisheries and Oceans Canada Honourable Carolyn Bennett, Minister of Indigenous and Northern Affairs Honourable Jim Carr, Minister of Natural Resources Canada RE: Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency Draft Environmental Assessment Report on the Pacific Northwest LNG Project and Crown’s Legal Duty to Consult This submission is made on behalf of the Allied Tsimshian Tribes of Lax Kw’alaams (ATTL), and more specifically on behalf of the Gitwilgyots Tribe and Waaps (House of) Gwis Hawaal, a constituent Waap of the Gitwilgyots Tribe. Lelu Island (Lax Uula) and adjacent waters are part of the traditional territory of Gwis Hawaal while the surrounding area, including Flora and Agnew Banks, is owned, occupied and used by the Gitwilgyots Tribe in common. These areas have been owned, occupied and used by the Gitwilgyots Tribe and Waaps Gwis Hawaal for untold millennia before Europeans landed on our shores and claimed our lands. WHO WE ARE The nine tribes that comprise the Allied Tsimshian Tribes of Lax Kw’alaams are as follows: • Gitandoh, “People of the Otherside” • Gitwilgyots, “People of the Kelp” • Gitzaxlaal, “People from the side of” • Gitsiis, “People of the Sealtraps” • Ginaxdoiks, “People of the Swift Current” • Gitanaaxangiik, “People of the Hemlock” • Gispaxlo’ots, “People of the Elderberry” ...

Attachment From Mitch Collins to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 8012
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Mitch Collins to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
From: Mitch Collins [<email address removed>] Sent: March 11, 2016 5:04 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Subject: Comments on the Pacific Northwest LNG Project Hello; To whom it may concern - I would like to voice my opinion of support for this project. I am a tax paying Canadian who has been employed in the oil and gas sector for most of my young life directly around Fort St John, in the Montney Shale formation where this development will occur if the project moves forward. I'd like to articulate a few points that I, as a law abiding and high income tax paying Canadian, would like to be heard. Environmental Risks relating to Climate Change To begin with, LNG has been shown to be by far the best option for fossil fuels compared to oil and coal. Greenhouse gas emissions are shown to produce 30% less C02 than Oil, and a whopping 45% less C02 than coal burning plants. Currently, China has 363 coal burning plants planned for construction, and India has 455 coal plants planned as well. This will release terrible amounts of emissions, and I think that it's important for Canada to do what it can to assist in the responsible production of a much cleaner product. We are less than a 'blip on the map' globally for emissions, however I as a Canadian do think that it's important for us to do what we can to assist the world as a whole to reduce it's greenhouse gas emissions until us as a species are able to ween off completely from fossil fuel dependence. Not only is natural gas much less C02 emitting, there is a major reduction in Carbon Monoxide as well as particulate matter that has an impact on smog and air quality globally as well. Natural Gas Vs Oil ...

Attachment From Linda Poole to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 8010
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Linda Poole to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
From: [<email address removed>] On Behalf Of Linda Poole Sent: March 11, 2016 4:37 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Cc: catherine.mckenna@parl.gc.ca Subject: Pacific Northwest LNG project on Lelu Island As a Canadian and a resident of British Columbia, I am opposed to the Pacific Northwest LNG project on Lelu Island. The eventual carbon footprint resulting from this project is large and unacceptable: • 5.28 million tons of CO2 pollution per year from the facility itself • 6.5 to 8.7 million tons of CO2 from expanded fracking operations • In total, that’s equivalent to all the cars and trucks in B.C. (14 Mt) • This one project would crank up B.C.’s emissions by 18 to 22 per cent Please know that the reduction of carbon production, now, is my family's top priority. I believe that we, as human beings and as Canadians, have an obligation to future generations to be stewards of the Earth, and that we have no right to economic benefit that comes at the cost of environmental damage. Thank you, Linda Poole mailto:catherine.mckenna@parl.gc.ca From: [<email address removed>] On Behalf Of Linda Poole Sent: March 11, 2016 4:37 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Cc: catherine.mckenna@parl.gc.ca Subject: Pacific Northwest LNG project on Lelu Island

Attachment From Tyson Allan to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 8009
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Tyson Allan to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
From: Tyson Allan [<email address removed>] Sent: March 11, 2016 4:32 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Subject: Support of Pacific Northwest LNG Dear Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency, I am writing today to express my support for the Pacific Northwest LNG project. Regards, Tyson Allan TGA From: Tyson Allan [<email address removed>]

Attachment From April Mercer to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 8003
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From April Mercer to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
March 11 2016 Pacific NorthWest LNG Project Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency 410-701 West Georgia Street Vancouver, British Columbia V7Y 1C6 Via email: GNLPacificNorthwestLNG@ceaa-acee.gc.ca Dear Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency, I am writing to you today to express my support for Pacific NorthWest LNG. As an employee of Progress Energy Canada Ltd., Pacific NorthWest LNG’s sister company, I know Pacific NorthWest LNG is committed to developing an environmentally responsible project, just as Progress Energy is committed to sustainable upstream development. I have been impressed with PNW LNG’s willingness to incorporate feedback from the local community and First Nations into the design of the facility, and I believe we can have responsible industrial development that maintains the integrity of the environment. In addition, both Progress Energy and Pacific NorthWest LNG are already creating economic benefits in BC and Alberta. I am one of approximately 300 full-time employees currently working for Progress Energy, and there are approximately 80 full-time employees at Pacific NorthWest LNG. Once operational PNW LNG will directly employ up to 330 people. Progress Energy would create and sustain approximately 2,800 jobs to provide the facility with natural gas. That is not including the thousands of construction jobs building the facility, and indirect jobs that will support the facility during operations. I am asking the Government of Canada to approve Pacific NorthWest LNG’s environmental certificate. Sincerely, April Mercer/Camp Consultant/Progress Energy CC: Prime Minister Trudeau (justin.trudeau@parl.gc.ca) Minister of Environment and Climate Change, ...

Attachment From Jason Barg to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 8002
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Jason Barg to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
From: Jason Barg [<email address removed>] Sent: March 11, 2016 4:43 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Subject: Pacific Northwest LNG To whom it may concern; I am writing to you today to express my support for Pacific NorthWest LNG. I am asking the Government of Canada to approve Pacific NorthWest LNG’s environmental certificate. Thank you. Jason Barg RVSA From: Jason Barg [<email address removed>]

Attachment From Rhea Joseph to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 7884
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Rhea Joseph to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
From: r joseph [<email address removed>] Sent: March 11, 2016 5:15 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Subject: CEAA draft report - Petronas LNG Every effort must be made to protect wild Salmon stock entering the Skeena River, and thereby entering the Bulkley River spawning grounds. The willfull blindness of LNG supporters to discount the scientific evidence that sets out the real harms to wild salmon stock is negligent on their part and entirely irrational. The Government must not approve the project. Rhea Joseph From: r joseph [<email address removed>] Sent: March 11, 2016 5:15 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Subject: CEAA draft report - Petronas LNG

Attachment From the Honourable Senator Raynell Andreychuk to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 7839
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From the Honourable Senator Raynell Andreychuk to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
<original signed by>

Attachment From Giovanni Perna to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 7830
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Giovanni Perna to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
From: Giovanni Perna [<email address removed>] Sent: March 11, 2016 8:19 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Cc: Catherine.McKenna@parl.gc.ca; Hunter.Tootoo@parl.gc.ca; Jim.Carr@parl.gc.ca; Bennett, Carolyn: HOC Subject: Stop Petronas LNG I wholeheartedly oppose this project and its time for the Liberal government to protect our ecosystems. It's time to say good riddance to dirty energy because ITS 2016!! The report states that the project would have “irreversible” impacts on the climate, as it would add at least 11 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent to the atmosphere every year. Environment and Climate Change Canada advised that the Project would be amongst the largest single point sources of greenhouse gas emissions in the country, ranked third among emitters in the oil and gas sector (p.36, CEAA draft). The project is proposed on top of the most important wild salmon habitat in the entire Skeena river estuary. Dr. Jonathan Moore (Simon Fraser University) and the Skeena Fisheries Commission found in 2015 that 20 times more juvenile salmon rely on the Flora Bank eelgrass habitat than any other eelgrass area in the Skeena estuary. A location that poses more risks to Skeena salmon has not been found. Despite this, the CEAA draft report is incredibly superficial in its discussion of risks to salmon, giving only 4 pages to the agency's analysis and conclusions of the risks to marine fish (p. 64, CEAA draft). Baseline data gaps and scientific inaccuracies still exist in the draft report, despite the extended CEAA process. For example, the report states that “marine habitats around Lelu Island are representative of marine ecosystems throughout the north ...

Attachment From Steven Simons to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 7811
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Steven Simons to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
From: Steven Simons [<email address removed>] Sent: March 11, 2016 3:58 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Cc: Trudeau, Justin: HOC; Catherine.McKenna@parl.gc.ca; Bill.Morneau@parl.gc.ca; Hunter.Tootoo@parl.gc.ca; Jody.Wilson-Raybould@parl.gc.ca; Chrystia.Freeland@parl.gc.ca; Harjit.Sajjan@parl.gc.ca; Jim.Carr@parl.gc.ca; Carla.Qualtrough@parl.gc.ca; Garneau, Marc: HOC Subject: Pacific NorthWest LNG - I SUPPORT RESPONSIBLE LNG Dear CEAA: Please accept the attached as my submission respecting the PNW LNG Project. I have faith and confidence in the many Canadians' continued ability to be world leaders in natural resource development. I’d like to add that I have faith in our new federal government to make the right choice. I believe that they see this project as an opportunity to bring Canadians together as opposed to allowing a rift to develop. To celebrate and harness our differences is what great leaders do. I believe they can see that it is us, the resource workers, the engineers and truck drivers, the environmental technicians and the camp cooks, the geologists and the local service providers, that will continue to protect and provide for all Canadians. I believe they have confidence in us to continue to apply our vocations in the public interest as providers and protectors. mailto:Catherine.McKenna@parl.gc.ca mailto:Bill.Morneau@parl.gc.ca mailto:Hunter.Tootoo@parl.gc.ca mailto:Jody.Wilson-Raybould@parl.gc.ca mailto:Chrystia.Freeland@parl.gc.ca mailto:Harjit.Sajjan@parl.gc.ca mailto:Jim.Carr@parl.gc.ca mailto:Carla.Qualtrough@parl.gc.ca LNG IS GOOD FOR CANADA Canadian Resource Workers Ensure It Everyday 2 We’re Canadians and We’re Always ...

Attachment From Michelle Jarvin to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 7788
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Michelle Jarvin to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
Michelle Jarvin <personal information removed> AB <personal information removed> March 11, 2016 Pacific NorthWest LNG Project Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency 410-701 West Georgia Street Vancouver, British Columbia V7Y 1C6 Via email: GNLPacificNorthwestLNG@ceaa-acee.gc.ca Dear Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency, I am writing to you to express my support for approval of the Pacific NorthWest LNG project’s environmental certificate. PNW LNG’s sister company, Progress Energy, has shown that it is committed to environmentally sound and sustainable development of British Columbia’s and Alberta’s oil and gas reserves. PNW LNG has also demonstrated its willingness to incorporate feedback from the local community and First Nations into the design of the facility, and I am confident they can develop this project in an environmentally responsible manner. Progress Energy and Pacific NorthWest LNG are already creating economic benefits in British Columbia, Alberta and Canada. This project will create thousands of additional jobs, directly and indirectly, that will be required to support the facility during its ongoing operation. Sincerely, Michelle Jarvin mailto:GNLPacificNorthwestLNG@ceaa-acee.gc.ca

Attachment From Eddie Stewart to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 7748
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Eddie Stewart to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
<original signed by> <personal information removed> <personal information removed> <personal information removed>

Attachment From Dan Foster to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 7733
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Dan Foster to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
From: Dan Foster [<email address removed>] Sent: March 11, 2016 1:37 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Cc: justin.trudeau@parl.gc.ca; Minister of Environment and Climate; ec.ministre- minister.ec@canada.ca; Minister of; Bill.Morneau@parl.gc.ca; Minister of; Oceans and the Canadian Coast; min@dfo-mpo.gc.ca; Minister of Justice and Attorney General of; Jody.Wilson- Raybould@parl.gc.ca; Minister of International; Chrystia.Freeland@parl.gc.ca; Minister of National; DND_MND@forces.gc.ca; Minister of Natural; Jim.Carr@parl.gc.ca; Hon.Carla.Qualtrough@canada.ca; Minister of; marc.garneau@parl.gc.ca Subject: Pacific Northwest LNG March 11, 2016 Pacific NorthWest LNG Project Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency 410-701 West Georgia Street Vancouver, British Columbia V7Y 1C6 Dear Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency. Thank you for allowing me to voice my support for the Pacific Northwest LNG Project. I am incredibly enthusiastic about BC LNG. This clean fossil fuel has the potential to unlock more economic opportunities for Northeastern British Columbia and the entire province by exporting this resource to new and growing markets. In reality LNG is a just a new tool – a method of transportation if you like – to get our natural gas into emerging markets in Asia. While LNG will be a new industry for British Columbia, it’s important to note that our province has a long and successful history of safely extracting natural gas and oil. Why does LNG matter for the people In my community? Fort Nelson is currently experiencing its worst economic downturn since the 1980s. Unemployment in the Peace Region has gone from nearly zero per cent to almost nine ...

Attachment From Steve Bell to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 7728
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Steve Bell to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
March 11, 2016 Pacific NorthWest LNG Project Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency 410-701 West Georgia Street Vancouver, British Columbia V7Y 1C6 Via email: GNLPacificNorthwestLNG@ceaa-acee.gc.ca Dear Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency, I am writing to you today to express my support for Pacific NorthWest LNG. As an employee of Progress Energy Canada Ltd., Pacific NorthWest LNG’s sister company, I know Pacific NorthWest LNG is committed to developing an environmentally responsible project, just as Progress Energy is committed to sustainable upstream development. I have been impressed with PNW LNG’s willingness to incorporate feedback from the local community and First Nations into the design of the facility, and I believe we can have responsible industrial development that maintains the integrity of the environment. In addition, both Progress Energy and Pacific NorthWest LNG are already creating economic benefits in BC and Alberta. I am one of approximately 300 full-time employees currently working for Progress Energy, and there are approximately 80 full-time employees at Pacific NorthWest LNG. Once operational PNW LNG will directly employ up to 330 people. Progress Energy would create and sustain approximately 2,800 jobs to provide the facility with natural gas. That is not including the thousands of construction jobs building the facility, and indirect jobs that will support the facility during operations. I am asking the Government of Canada to approve Pacific NorthWest LNG’s environmental certificate. Sincerely, Steve Bell, Mechanic, Progress Energy <personal information removed> B.C. mailto:GNLPacificNorthwestLNG@ceaa-acee.gc.ca

Attachment From Chris Turpin to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 7722
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Chris Turpin to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
<personal information removed> <personal information removed> <original signed by>

Attachment From Sandy McCooeye to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 7720
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Sandy McCooeye to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
<personal information removed> <original signed by>

Attachment From Kelly Gingles to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 7718
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Kelly Gingles to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
From: Gingles, Kelly [<email address removed>] Sent: March 11, 2016 1:16 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Cc: Trudeau, Justin: HOC Subject: Support for LNG INDUSTRY March 11th, 2016 Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency 410-701 West Georgia Street Vancouver, British Columbia V7Y 1C6 Via email: GNLPacificNorthwestLNG@ceaa-acee.gc.ca Dear Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency: I am writing to you today to express my support for Pacific NorthWest LNG. I am very familiar with the benefits that Liquefied Natural Gas can bring to the Canadian economy and the global environment. As we move toward a cleaner-energy future, natural gas is a logical choice as nations short of energy look for realistic, available solutions to provide for their people. I want to see economic growth in British Columbia and Canada. I want to see more jobs. And I want to see Canada taking action to provide its beneficial, cleaner energy sources to the world. Approving Pacific NorthWest LNG will help to make those goals a reality. I urge the Government of Canada to approve Pacific NorthWest LNG’s environmental certificate. Sincerely, Kelly Gingles, Vice President, <personal information removed> Kelly Gingles <contact information removed> <personal information removed> BC <email address removed> CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This e-mail and any files transmitted with it are intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed and may contain confidential and privileged information protected by law. If you received this e-mail in error, any review, use, dissemination, distribution, or copying of the e-mail is strictly ...

Attachment From Gary Kroeker to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 7709
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Gary Kroeker to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
From: Gary Kroeker <email address removed> Sent: March 11, 2016 3:06 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Cc: Trudeau, Justin: HOC; Bill Morneau; Chrystina Freeland; Garneau, Marc: HOC; Jody Wilson-Raybould; Ron McKinnon; Harjit Sajjan Subject: Pacific NorthWest LNG - I SUPPORT RESPONSIBLE LNG Dear CEAA: Federal scientists have examined environmental issues around the Pacific NorthWest LNG proposal and found that salmon and marine habitat will not be harmed as long as the rules and mitigation procedures are followed. Many other aspects were also found to be safe. This satisfies me because natural gas exports will create responsible revenue sources so that Canada can continue to be a global beacon of peace, prosperity and good government. I agree Ottawa has a job to do on climate. Natural gas has a positive part to play in this mission, and the direction of how things are being done today. I hope you will make the right decision as the PNW LNG project prepares to move forward with respect to the demands by First Nations for pathways out of poverty; help developing nations adopt natural gas as a cleaner form of energy; and support a prosperous Canada. This project will create thousands of jobs during the construction of the pipeline and the facilities required. In discussion with <confidential information removed> who have built literally thousands of kilometres of pipeline throughout Canada, are in support of this project as well and prepared to work with Pacific Northwest LNG, building it right, on time and on budget. Thank you. <personal information removed> Gary Kroeker <contact information removed> B.C. <contact information removed> From: Gary ...

Attachment From Meagan Fifield to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 7704
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Meagan Fifield to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
From: Fifield, Megan [<email address removed>] Sent: March 11, 2016 1:03 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Subject: I Support the Pacific Northwest LNG project In my opinion, proceeding with an LNG industry in BC is of the utmost importance. In addition to the positive economic benefit to Northern British Columbia and the Province as a whole, LNG projects will benefit Canada and we owe it to the world to supply cleaner energy to the Asian market. Realizing there are environmental concerns, I trust that all necessary safeguards will be implemented and monitored accordingly. Protecting the environment is of utmost concern to us all and this can be achieved on this project via modern technology and strict regulation. Please make the decision to support this project. From: Fifield, Megan [<email address removed>] Sent: March 11, 2016 1:03 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Subject: I Support the Pacific Northwest LNG project

Attachment From Santiago Rojas to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 7694
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Santiago Rojas to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
From: Santiago Rojas [<email address removed>] Sent: March 11, 2016 12:54 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Cc: ec.ministre-minister.ec@canada.ca; Bill.Morneau@parl.gc.ca; min@dfo-mpo.gc.ca; Jody.Wilson- Raybould@parl.gc.ca; Chrystia.Freeland@parl.gc.ca; DND_MND@forces.gc.ca; Jim.Carr@parl.gc.ca; Hon.Carla.Qualtrough@canada.ca; Garneau, Marc: HOC Subject: Pacific NorthWest LNG Project I am writing this in support of the Pacific Northwest LNG project on BC’s west coast. I am a student and this is for our future I believe that Canada will be at a disadvantage if it does not take the necessary steps to get our oil and gas resources to global markets, particularly to the Pacific Rim. We have already hit many roadblocks for getting our resources into the United States so it is so important now to support efforts to move our oil and gas to Canada’s coasts for distribution, and facilities such as the Pacific Northwest LNG project are essential for the export of LNG to overseas markets. Many Canadians stand to lose should the Pacific Northwest LNG project’s environmental certificate not be approved. I hope you will consider the impact that rejecting the project will have on our future and on many Canadian families . Sincerely, Santiago Rojas Student of Construction Project Management <contact information removed> mailto:ec.ministre-minister.ec@canada.ca mailto:Bill.Morneau@parl.gc.ca mailto:min@dfo-mpo.gc.ca mailto:Jody.Wilson-Raybould@parl.gc.ca mailto:Jody.Wilson-Raybould@parl.gc.ca mailto:Chrystia.Freeland@parl.gc.ca mailto:DND_MND@forces.gc.ca mailto:Jim.Carr@parl.gc.ca mailto:Hon.Carla.Qualtrough@canada.ca From: Santiago Rojas [<email ...

Attachment From Bozen Sliwa to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 7672
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Bozen Sliwa to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
From: Bozena Sliwa [<email address removed>] Sent: March 11, 2016 9:12 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Subject: RE: Support of LNG February 15, 2016 RE: Pacific NorthWest LNG Project, Reference number: 80032 I am writing this letter to offer my full support to the Environmental Approval which will lead to the construction and operation of the Pacific NorthWest LNG Project. I support the Pacific NorthWest LNG Project for the following reasons: 1. It does not harm Salmon. The CEAA findings do not show any substantial risk to salmon, which is of the utmost importance for the Region. 2. Minimal impact on Porpoises The displacement of Porpoises is short term, and mitigation measures are available to reduce the effect that is only during the construction phase. Also as we all know Porpoises do effect the salmon populations. 3. Canada can help displace worldwide Greenhouse gas emissions by reducing coal fired plants. The Greenhouse gas emissions created from this project are substantial, but Canada can produce the LNG more efficiently than any other Nation and our LNG can be transported to Asia much more efficiently than other Nations. Our LNG will serve to replace coal in these markets and will reduce worldwide GHG. LNG shipped to Asia will reduce the use of Coal for power as Asian economies are attempting to wean themselves off coal due to their local pressure. Our Canadian LNG is produced more efficiently than other nations and can be transported much quicker than plants around the globe. If Canada can have the cleanest LNG on earth, we should promote that fact. All new LNG power facilities are much more efficient than the existing coal ...

Attachment From Sabra Woodworth to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 7639
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Sabra Woodworth to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
-----Original Message----- From: Sabra Woodworth <email address removed> Sent: March 11, 2016 10:56 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Subject: Re: Pacific Northwest LNG on Lelu Island Dear Minister McKenna, I have lived my entire life on the BC coast. At the moment there are innumerable mega-industrial projects proposed that would completely transform what has been loved as Supernatural BC: mega- pipelines, exponential oil tanker traffic, LNG plants and mega-LNG carriers sitting in English Bay, tens of thousands of fracking wells contaminating millions of gallons of formerly pristine water, expansions of salmon feedlots, new coal trains with shipments heading to Asia from an additional coal terminal, billions upon billions of dollars seeking to build mega-bridges and open the wonderful rich oyster of our province to exploit its riches REGARDLESS of the CUMULATIVE IMPACTS of ALL these projects. What is mentioned in the PNW LNG Draft Environmental Assessment Report of cumulative impacts in fact has nothing at all to do with the actual industrial cumulative impacts now being planned for BC – nothing to do with how an LNG plant would add to existing cumulative impacts. The word is used merely for its spin value, virtually meaningless. This PNW LNG project is one sole project, and like the Fractured Land that fracking involves, so too do government policies seem fractured, only ever dealing with one + one + one project, NEVER taking an overview or concerning itself with the collective assault on our natural heritage. To speak of "cumulative impacts" for a sole project is ludicrous. It is beyond me why either industry or government would consider locating a ...

Attachment From Hon. Gerry Ritz to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 7628
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Hon. Gerry Ritz to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
March 11, 2016 Pacific NorthWest LNG Project Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency (CEAA) 410-701 West Georgia Street Vancouver, B.C. V7Y 1C6 Re: Pacific Northwest LNG Project CEAA invitation for public comment Dear Sir or Madam, Pursuant to the CEAA request for public comment re the preliminary report for the project mentioned above dated Feb. 10 with a deadline of Mar. 11, 2016, I wish to make the following submission. At a time when our nation’s economy is struggling from both external and internal pressures and challenges, the creation of a completely new industry, with its multi-billion dollar investments, will provide much needed opportunities, not only for British Columbia, but for all of Canada. Concerns will be raised about how many GHG emissions LNG processing may create. As a country blessed with an abundance of oil & gas reserves, Canada is well known for developing natural resources in an environmentally sensitive and sustainable manner. The LNG project will be no different. On the global front, consider that any increases in GHG emissions caused by this project, will be more than offset by the reduction in GHGs in Asian countries that end the use coal fired electrical generation and switch to natural gas. In conclusion, I’d like to express my strong support for the Pacific NorthWest LNG Project as proposed by Petronas and their partners. Yours truly, Hon. Gerry Ritz, P.C., M.P. Battlefords-Lloydminster Sent via email: GNLPacificNorthwestLNG@ceaa-acee.gc.ca

Attachment From Carina Milan to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 7622
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Carina Milan to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
From: Carina Milan [<email address removed>] Sent: March 11, 2016 12:28 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Subject: Fort St. John - LNG I am writing to you today to express my support for Pacific NorthWest LNG. I am asking the Government of Canada to approve Pacific NorthWest LNG’s environmental certificate. Thank-You Carina Milan From: Carina Milan [<email address removed>] Sent: March 11, 2016 12:28 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Subject: Fort St. John - LNG

Attachment From Kyle Coulingc to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 7618
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Kyle Coulingc to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
From: [<email address removed>] Sent: March 11, 2016 12:23 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Subject: Protect petronas from LNG Petronas is as corrupt a corporation as they come. Run by Malaysian government to fill pockets of heads of government. We should not do business with <offensive language removed>. The market for natural gas is saturated. Leave this fossil fuel in the ground... Leave our pristine rivers for drinking water and wild salmon habitat. Stop raping the earth for dollars and jobs. Sincerely, Kyle Coulingc <personal information removed> BC From: [<email address removed>]

Attachment From Steve Mann to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 7610
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Steve Mann to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
March 10, 2016 Pacific NorthWest LNG Project Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency 410-701 West Georgia Street Vancouver, British Columbia V7Y 1C6 Via email: GNLPacificNorthwestLNG@ceaa-acee.gc.ca Dear Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency, I am writing to you today to express my support for Pacific NorthWest LNG. As concerned citizen and a contactor of Progress Energy Canada Ltd., Pacific NorthWest LNG’s sister company, I know how Pacific NorthWest LNG is committed to developing an environmentally responsible project, just as Progress Energy is committed to sustainable upstream development. I have been impressed with PNW LNG’s willingness to incorporate feedback from the local community and First Nations into the design of the facility, and I believe we can have responsible industrial development that maintains the integrity of the environment. In addition, both Progress Energy and Pacific NorthWest LNG are already creating economic benefits in BC and Alberta. As a concerned citizen I have seen how the down turn in the oil and gas industry has had an great effect on not only the Western Provinces but the whole of Canada. This project is as crucial to defining Canada as the Trans Canadian Railroad was in connecting Canada and the Canadian Resources to the “World”. Without projects like the proposed Pacific Northwest LNG project and pipeline the Canadian economy will most certainly continue the downward spiral to lengths we have not seen. We have a very small window left to ensure Canada is part of the supply to Nations that require the product but it is closing fast. Our governments have been dragging its feet on these decisions and our voice needs to be heard. We can no ...

Attachment From Edgar Rojas to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 7607
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Edgar Rojas to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
From: Edgar Rojas [<email address removed>] Sent: March 11, 2016 12:11 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Cc: Trudeau, Justin: HOC; ec.ministre-minister.ec@canada.ca; Bill.Morneau@parl.gc.ca; min@dfo- mpo.gc.ca; Jody.Wilson-Raybould@parl.gc.ca; Chrystia.Freeland@parl.gc.ca; DND_MND@forces.gc.ca; Jim.Carr@parl.gc.ca; Hon.Carla.Qualtrough@canada.ca; Garneau, Marc: HOC Subject: Pacific NoerhWest LNG Project I am writing this in support of the Pacific Northwest LNG project on BC’s west coast. I believe that Canada will be at a disadvantage if it does not take the necessary steps to get our oil and gas resources to global markets, particularly to the Pacific Rim. We have already hit many roadblocks for getting our resources into the United States so it is so important now to support efforts to move our oil and gas to Canada’s coasts for distribution, and facilities such as the Pacific Northwest LNG project are essential for the export of LNG to overseas markets. If we do not export natural gas in the form of LNG from Canada then there are many other countries in the world that will do so. By not approving this project we are not reducing carbon consumption we are merely exporting high paying jobs to other countries. Many Canadians, such as I, work for Canadian companies who are dependent on this and similar LNG projects being approved in order for them to provide us with meaningful employment. Canadians work hard and pay into a tax system with the expectation that our government is helping us build a country of which we can be proud. This includes the protection of our environment but also of our economy and our ability to provide for our families. ...

Attachment From Raaj Chatterjee to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 7583
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Raaj Chatterjee to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
-----Original Message----- From: Raaj Chatterjee <email address removed> Sent: March 11, 2016 9:35 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Subject: Re: Pacific Northwest LNG on Lelu Island Dear Federal Ministers, I have many concerns regarding the Lelu Island LNG facility. I am an engineering undergraduate student at SFU, and concerned about the health of the environment of this province, and of the greater threat that climate change plays to human society and ecosystems. I was alerted by these two important problems that this project imposes: The project is proposed on top of the most important wild salmon habitat in the Skeena river estuary. Previous research done by the Canadian government identified the importance of Lelu Island and Flora and Agnew Banks to juvenile salmon and concluded that a massive industrial project in this part of the Skeena estuary could have catastrophic impacts on Skeena salmon. In 2015 Dr. Jonathan Moore from Simon Fraser University and Skeena Fisheries Commission scientists found the area contains 25 times more juvenile salmon than anywhere else in the estuary. Their research also highlighted that critical habitat of Flora, Agnew and Horsey Banks could be destroyed from construction of the suspension bridge and jetty, underwater blasting, dredging of a million cubic meters of sand and rock, trenching of the underwater pipeline, and dredging of toxic chemicals previously deposited by a decommissioned pulp mill in the sediments. The Draft EA Report acknowledges the project would have “irreversible” impacts on climate as it would add at least 11 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent to the atmosphere every year. This would ...

Attachment From Douglas Sage to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 7582
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Douglas Sage to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
-----Original Message----- From: Douglas Sage <email address removed> Sent: March 11, 2016 9:53 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Cc: catherine.mckenna@parl.gc.ca Subject: Pacific Northwest LNG on Lelu Island Please can we put this to bed.is this the short term direction we should be going if we are going to make this a world we can even exist in??cheers Doug sage Sent from my iPhone mailto:catherine.mckenna@parl.gc.ca From: Douglas Sage <email address removed>

Attachment From George Shostak to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 7561
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From George Shostak to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
From: George Shostak <email address removed> Sent: March 11, 2016 2:28 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Subject: Support I would like to add my support for this project. George Shostak,NCSO <contact information removed> From: George Shostak <email address removed> Sent: March 11, 2016 2:28 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Subject: Support

Attachment From Leah Kostamo to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 7551
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Leah Kostamo to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
From: Leah Kostamo <email address removed> Sent: March 11, 2016 3:55 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Cc: catherine.mckenna@parl.gc.ca Subject: Lelu Island Dear Ms. McKenna, I applaud the action you and the new Trudeau government are taking to fight Climate Change. Truly! As a BC resident I am writing to say I hope that you will stand against the LNG plant on Lelu Island. Scientists and fishing guides say you couldn’t pick a spot that would do more damage to wild salmon habitat than Lelu Island. Add in the climate impacts and fugitive methane pollution from fracking, and this one project could set back the fight against dangerous climate change by years. Please block this initiative. Peace, leah Leah Kostamo <personal information removed> <contact information removed> <email address removed> mailto:catherine.mckenna@parl.gc.ca

Attachment From William Rombough to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 7550
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From William Rombough to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
From: Bill Rombough <email address removed> Sent: March 11, 2016 3:57 PM To: Pacific Northwest LNG / GNL Pacific Northwest (CEAA/ACEE) Subject: Support for Pacific Northwest LNG I am writing to you today to express my support for Pacific Northwest LNG. I am asking the Government of Canada to approve Pacific Northwest LNG’s Environmental Certificate. Thank You, William Rombough <contact information>, BC

Attachment From Leanne Juneau to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 7468
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Leanne Juneau to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
<original signed by>

Attachment From Gerald Aven to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project
Author: Administration
Reference number: 7450
Submitted: 2016-03-11
From Gerald Aven to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency re: comments on the draft Environmental Assessment Report and potential conditions
Attachment included
March 11, 2016 Pacific NorthWest LNG Project Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency 410-701 West Georgia Street Vancouver, British Columbia V7Y 1C6 Via email: GNLPacificNorthwestLNG@ceaa-acee.gc.ca Dear Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency, I am writing to you today to express my support for Pacific NorthWest LNG. I am the owner of Midnight Contracting Ltd. which employs 2 people in Fort St John, BC and majority of my clients work in the Oil & Gas Industry. My business directly supports the natural gas industry. I am very familiar with Progress Energy who will produce the natural gas to be liquefied by Pacific NorthWest LNG. Progress Energy’s drilling activity is a major contributor to the local economy in northeast British Columbia. Without Pacific NorthWest LNG, Progress Energy’s drilling activity would slow significantly and that would negatively impact many businesses like mine. I want to see economic growth in northeast BC. I want my business to grow. I want to be able to hire more employees. Approving Pacific NorthWest LNG will help to make those goals a reality for me and many of my clients. I urge the Government of Canada to approve Pacific NorthWest LNG’s environmental certificate. Sincerely, Gerald Aven Midnight Contracting Ltd. 8604-76th Street Fort St John, BC V1J 2Z3 <personal information removed> CC: Prime Minister Trudeau (justin.trudeau@parl.gc.ca) Minister of Environment and Climate Change, Catherine McKenna (ec.ministre-minister.ec@canada.ca) Minister of Finance, Bill Morneau (Bill.Morneau@parl.gc.ca) Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard, Hunter Tootoo (min@dfo-mpo.gc.ca) Minister of Justice and Attorney ...

Report a problem on this page

Date modified:: 2019-03-01