By Matt Simmons, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Narwhal LNG Canada offered thousands of dollars in financial compensation to at least one Kitimat, B.C., resident for their discretion around \u00a0\u201cadditional incremental flaring and noise\u201d from the gas liquefaction and \u00a0export facility, according to a document reviewed by The Narwhal. In return, the resident would agree to \u201cnot make any complaints or \u00a0raise any concerns or objections with respect to LNG Canada, the LNG \u00a0facility or the works with any third parties, including but not limited \u00a0to members of the media, the [BC Energy Regulator] or the District of \u00a0Kitimat\u201d related to operations for around one week at the beginning of \u00a0November. The document, shared with The Narwhal by a source who asked that their name not be published, details how… <\/p>\n
By Matt Simmons, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Narwhal LNG Canada offered thousands of dollars in financial compensation to at least one Kitimat, B.C., resident for their discretion around \u00a0\u201cadditional incremental flaring and noise\u201d from the gas liquefaction and \u00a0export facility, according to a document reviewed by The Narwhal. In return, the resident would agree to \u201cnot make any complaints or \u00a0raise any concerns or objections with respect to LNG Canada, the LNG \u00a0facility or the works with any third parties, including but not limited \u00a0to members of the media, the [BC Energy Regulator] or the District of \u00a0Kitimat\u201d related to operations for around one week at the beginning of \u00a0November. The document, shared with The Narwhal by a source who asked that their name not be published, details how... <\/p>\n