Canada approved the $7.3 billion Ksi Lisims LNG project off British Columbia, set to export 12 million tonnes annually by 2028-29, making it the nation's second-largest LNG facility after LNG Canada. Backed by Blackstone, Rockies LNG, and Nisga'a Nation, the move marks PM Mark Carney's softer stance on fossil fuels after Trudeau-era curbs.