Oct 31, 2020

LNG Canada commits $50,000 to support B.C. students

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LNG Canada has committed $50,000 to help deliver entrepreneurship programs and school readiness to students in B.C. for the 2020-2021 school year.

The money will be divided in half, with $25,000 going towards online and in-classroom program expansion to students in Grades Four to 12 in Coast Mountains School District 82.

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