RE:RE:RE:Brutal dayLNG will never be the marginal price setter in Canada though as we export to the US. NYMEX will set the rates.
It's the reason that European and Asian gas are $30/mmbtu but domestic price markers are $4-5. It's basically baseload exports and the price benefit goes to the importer. The importer pays NYMEX + Liquidification fees (spread), they take all the risk and get all the benefit.
Anyone who has firm LNG contracts for import is making hay right now. The LNG project itself is a toll getter. The only way this might differ is if the LNG terminal is owned by producers and they do not sign long term deals (only spot and take all the price risk).