News & Media
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
The head of British Columbia’s oil and gas regulator resigned last month to work for one of the energy companies his former employer is responsible for regulating, The Globe and Mail has learned.
Alex Ferguson, now a senior adviser with Apache Canada Ltd., is the third top official in the past 17 months to leave a provincial public body for a job in the natural-resources industry.
The government has guidelines that can temporarily restrict or prohibit similar movements...
Sunday, July 31, 2011
The US Environmental Protection Agency proposed new air pollution standards for oil and gas exploration and production operations on July 29 in response to a court order. The standards would require operators to capture natural gas which currently escapes into the atmosphere, the agency indicated.
EPA said the proposal would cut volatile organic compounds (VOCs) emitted during several processes, including a 95% reduction during completion of new and modified hydraulically...
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
In B.C.'s Peace River region, farming families and First Nations are witnessing an unprecedented rush on water resources, a rush driven by energy corporations that need copious amounts of water to produce natural gas.
Last year, Bob and Terry Webster got a first-hand taste of just what the water rush means. It's left them and many of their neighbours wondering what the future holds for the region they call home and for one of our most precious natural resources.
The...
Thursday, July 7, 2011
The Fort Nelson First Nation, NENAS, Northern Tourism BC, and the Alaska Highway Community Society seek two FNFN Story Collectors. As a part-time Story Collector you will organize and facilitate opportunities for FNFN members to share their stories about the Alaska Highway. The ideal candidate will be willing to learn new skills, is comfortable questioning people of all ages and enjoys listening to stories. The position is a 6-week term with a strong opportunity for extension. Preference...
Monday, July 4, 2011
The FNFN seeks a Receptionist to provide general office and administrative support to the Lands Department. Under the direction of the Lands Director, the Receptionist will work with the Administrative Assistant to coordinate and conduct day-to-day office administration.
Please email or fax a resume and cover letter to: Lana Lowe, Director, FNFN Lands Dept. 250-774-6313 or drop off at the FNFN Lands Building, Mile 295 Alaska Highway.