When construction workers arrive to build Squamish's Woodfibre LNG plant, they may find themselves with a particularly good view of Howe Sound.

The deal involves annual payments to the nation, a cultural fund and cash for employment opportunities.

About 150 people took to the water in Howe Sound on Saturday to oppose LNG development in the Squamish area.

Woodfibre LNG says it is proceeding with its proposed liquefied natural gas development near Squamish, B.C., in what would be the province's first LNG project.

The federal government has approved a proposed LNG export terminal in Squamish, saying the project "is not likely to cause significant adverse environmental effects."