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The Ksi Lisims LNG project in British Columbia, involving the Nisga'a Nation and other partners, is set for a final investment decision by early 2026, aiming to create Canada's second-largest LNG terminal. However, it faces opposition from Indigenous communities, particularly the Gitanyow chiefs, who warn of ecological risks and lack of consent. As the Canadian government designates the project as a 'national interest' to expedite approvals, concerns about environmental impacts and declining LNG demand in Asia remain prominent.