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COVID-19 is having an effect on the multi-billion dollar LNG Canada project in northwestern B.C.

In a post on its website, LNG Canada says out of concern for its workers, staff will be cut by 50% at its Kitimat construction site over the next several days.

It says most of the cuts are being made by reducing the number of workers flying in on rotation but, if necessary, staff could be cut to levels required only to maintain site security and environmental controls.

LNG Canada is a consortium of five global energy companies, including PetroChina and South Korea’s KOGAS, building a $40-billion liquefied natural gas production and export facility.

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