As Hon. Lorne Doerkson prepares to assume the role of Premier of British Columbia on November 20, 2026, his administration’s focus on strengthening the economy, expanding LNG production, creating employment opportunities, developing strategic infrastructure, and working in collaboration with First Nations communities closely aligns with Kitsault Energy’s long-term vision of positioning Canada as a leading global supplier of energy and strategic commodities.
“Kitsault Energy (KE) believes British Columbia and Canada have an unprecedented opportunity to unlock their vast natural resource potential, attract international investment, and create long-term economic prosperity,” says Dr. Krishnan Suthanthiran, Founder/President of KE.
“Our vision is to develop world-class infrastructure, enabling Canada to compete more effectively in international markets, particularly in Asia and Europe,” states Suthanthiran. “Expanding Canadian LNG production, developing new export infrastructure, and establishing a strategic energy and commodity corridor can generate substantial economic benefits for British Columbia and the entire country.”
KE proposes development of a dedicated energy and commodity export corridor connecting Port Churchill in northern Manitoba to Kitsault Port on British Columbia’s northwest coast, establishing the largest port along the Alice Arm from Observatory Inlet. The proposed corridor would create a strategic transportation and export link across Canada and allow for the export of crude oil, NGL, propane, butane, uranium, potash, canola, and pulse crops, strengthening Canada’s position in global markets.
KE believes major resource and infrastructure projects should generate lasting economic benefits for First Nations communities. Through its partnership with Best Cure Foundation (BCF), KE envisions projects that will create jobs, foster business partnerships, generate community revenues, improve transportation infrastructure, provide access to clean drinking water, modernize wastewater treatment systems, and create more affordable housing.
BCF shares Doerkson’s belief that healthcare should be prioritized and through its proposed Best Cure Pro Health Centers, the Foundation seeks to expand access to affordable, high-quality healthcare, modern diagnostic services, preventive medicine, and specialized treatments, particularly in underserved and rural communities.
KE and BCF envision a stronger British Columbia through energy development, international trade, infrastructure investment, First Nations partnerships, and accessible healthcare. They welcome discussions with Premier-Elect Doerkson’s administration and all stakeholders interested in turning these shared priorities into projects with lasting benefits for British Columbians and all Canadians.
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https://www.teambest.com/press/BEST_News_Bulletin_102826.pdf
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