Haisla Nation

Canada

Haisla Nation is an Indigenous community that plays an active role in economic development in their traditional territory in British Columbia, Canada. As a key stakeholder in the jointly owned Cedar LNG project, the community emphasizes sustainability, cultural preservation, and economic prosperity in its initiatives.

CCI Score

55.69

-0.03% April 18

Latest Event

Haisla Nation Advances Indigenous Economic Development via Cedar LNG

Haisla Nation, as an Indigenous co-owner of the Cedar LNG project, has presented the project as a means to create jobs, preserve culture, and invest in community well-being, emphasizing sustainability despite broader political and environmental controversies surrounding LNG funding.

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Haisla Nation is currently rated as a Leader.

+45 to +100 CCI Score

Companies in this range actively lead the fight against authoritarianism by rejecting oppressive practices and championing democratic values. They implement robust policies, engage in transparent governance, and drive initiatives that set the standard for corporate responsibility.

Latest Events

MAR

28

2025

Haisla Nation Advances Indigenous Economic Development via Cedar LNG
30.00

Haisla Nation, as an Indigenous co-owner of the Cedar LNG project, has presented the project as a means to create jobs, preserve culture, and invest in community well-being, emphasizing sustainability despite broader political and environmental controversies surrounding LNG funding.
MAR

26

2025

Government Funding for Indigenous-Led Cedar LNG Project
75.51

Canada has pledged up to C$200 million in funding toward Cedar LNG, a floating LNG export project developed by the Haisla Nation. The investment supports indigenous leadership in energy development, emphasizing sustainability and cultural preservation in the community’s traditional territory.
+80

Public and Political Behavior

March 28

The federal government's pledge to fund an indigenous-led project reinforces democratic public behavior and supports marginalized communities. This positive political engagement promotes self-determination and resists authoritarian tendencies by empowering indigenous stakeholders.

Canada pledges funds for indigenous-led floating LNG project
+70

Economic and Structural Influence

March 28

The significant economic investment in the Cedar LNG project supports structural development and indigenous economic prosperity, which contributes positively to community empowerment and counters marginalization. This investment is aligned with sustainable economic practices that benefit historically oppressed groups.

Canada pledges funds for indigenous-led floating LNG project
MAR

24

2025

Cedar LNG Project Receives Government Support
60.90

The Government of Canada announced a $200 million investment through the Strategic Innovation Fund to support the Cedar LNG project, a joint venture in which Haisla Nation holds a 50.1% stake. The funding is aimed at boosting Indigenous economic reconciliation, sustainable development, and job creation in the region.
+70

Public and Political Behavior

March 28

The project exemplifies strong public and political behavior by aligning Indigenous economic reconciliation and clean energy initiatives with government support. This empowerment of marginalized communities serves as a counterforce to authoritarian tendencies.

Government of Canada Supports Cedar LNG with $200 Million Investment
+60

Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

March 28

Haisla Nation's involvement in the Cedar LNG project underscores a commitment to sustainable business practices and ethical responsibility. The project, with its focus on cultural preservation and Indigenous leadership, promotes environmental stewardship and equitable development.

Government of Canada Supports Cedar LNG with $200 Million Investment
+50

Economic and Structural Influence

March 28

The Cedar LNG project is poised to generate over 300 construction jobs and 100 long-term skilled positions, significantly strengthening the economic and structural influence of Indigenous communities in the region. This job creation and economic empowerment positively impact the community's resilience against authoritarian economic structures.

Government of Canada Supports Cedar LNG with $200 Million Investment
MAR

21

2025

Federal Funding Secures Cedar LNG Project
68.79

The federal government has pledged up to $200M toward Cedar LNG, a major Indigenous-led LNG export facility project in British Columbia, led by Haisla Nation. The project is expected to significantly boost local economic development by creating 300 construction jobs, 100 full-time operational positions, and promoting sustainable energy practices with a low carbon footprint.
+70

Public and Political Behavior

March 28

The federal funding strengthens the political and public empowerment of the Haisla Nation by supporting an Indigenous-led initiative. This move enhances political self-determination and serves as a progressive counter to centralized authoritarian practices.

Feds to contribute up to $200M for Haisla-led project to ship liquefied natural gas to Asia
+60

Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

March 28

The Haisla Nation’s leadership in the Cedar LNG project underscores a commitment to ethical business practices and cultural preservation. The project, built with sustainability at its core, aligns with best practices in leveraging community values and indigenous rights.

Feds to contribute up to $200M for Haisla-led project to ship liquefied natural gas to Asia
+80

Economic and Structural Influence

March 28

The project represents a significant economic investment and structural empowerment for the Haisla Nation, promising substantial job creation and long-term sustainable growth. This reinforces the community's economic autonomy and resilience against central authoritarian influences.

Feds to contribute up to $200M for Haisla-led project to ship liquefied natural gas to Asia
MAR

21

2025

Federal Funding Boosts Haisla-Led LNG Project
65.49

The federal government announced up to $200 million in support for the Cedar LNG project, a major Indigenous-led initiative in collaboration with Pembina Pipeline Corp. The project aims to diversify Canada's energy export market while creating significant job opportunities and emphasizing sustainability.
+70

Public and Political Behavior

March 28

Federal backing for the Haisla-led project demonstrates strong public and political engagement that reinforces Indigenous leadership and democratic inclusion in economic development—a stance that counters authoritarian practices.

Feds to contribute up to $200M for Haisla-led project to ship liquefied natural gas to Asia
+60

Economic and Structural Influence

March 28

The Cedar LNG project is structured to create jobs and stimulate economic diversification in the region, fostering indigenous economic empowerment and sustainable development—a positive step that strengthens community influence against oppressive economic structures.

Feds to contribute up to $200M for Haisla-led project to ship liquefied natural gas to Asia
MAR

14

2023

Haisla Nation Secures Environmental Certificate for LNG Project
32.42

The Haisla First Nation, in partnership with Pembina Pipeline Corp., received a provincial environmental assessment certificate for its floating LNG facility as part of the Cedar LNG project. This approval, effective as of March 14, 2023, underscores the community’s commitment to sustainable energy development, environmental safeguards, and economic self-determination.
+40

Public and Political Behavior

March 28

The approval highlights Haisla Nation’s proactive public and political engagement in garnering governmental support for an indigenous-led energy project. Securing the environmental assessment certificate reinforces a framework of reconciliation and sustainable development, which are aligned with anti-authoritarian and progressive practices.

$3.28-billion Indigenous-led LNG project gets B.C. environmental certificate
MAR

14

2023

Environmental Approval for Cedar LNG Project
56.74

The Haisla Nation's $3B Cedar LNG project received an environmental assessment certificate from the provincial government, paving the way for economic reconciliation, job creation, and enhanced indigenous control over resource development in British Columbia.
+70

Public and Political Behavior

March 28

The environmental certificate granted to the Cedar LNG project supports indigenous self-determination, economic reconciliation, and job creation while adhering to rigorous environmental standards. This move empowers the Haisla Nation and promotes progressive, community-led economic development, reflecting a strong public and political behavior that aligns with anti-authoritarian values.

$3B, First Nation-owned Cedar LNG project granted environmental ...