How LNG is undermining climate action in BC
Speakers at the launch of the BC Climate Emergency Campaign's 2024 Progress Report included:
Read moreSpeakers at the launch of the BC Climate Emergency Campaign's 2024 Progress Report included:
Read moreThe inspiring people-power of My Sea to Sky. Photo: Rich Duncan … As 2024 draws to a close, it's even more important for us to stand together to defend and protect the places we love. My Sea to Sky is small but we're feisty.
Read moreChief Na'Moks looks on as Indigenous land defenders, Tioutenaat Jackie Williams and her daughter Sewainchelwat Jaime Williams from Squamish Nation, called on witnesses as they called to cancel the permits for Woodfibre LNG and FortisBC’s fracked gas pipeline. Photo: Chad Jones … Wow, what a year!
Read moreThe conveyor belt and tunnel portal at the Woodfibre end of FortisBC's 9km tunnel. Photo:
Read moreThe grout injection rigs have been removed from FortisBC's tunnel site in the Squamish estuary. Photo: Citizens Monitoring Group, December 3rd 2024. FortisBC's tunnel is shut down! For now... Good news! Squamish Nation has shut down FortisBC's tunnel under the Squamish estuary.
Read moreThe ground around FortisBC's tunnel keeps collapsing and slurry is leaking to the surface near the Squamish estuary. Drill, baby, drill... FortisBC is drilling a 14-foot wide, 9 km long tunnel under the Squamish estuary from the BC Rail Site to Woodfibre LNG.
Read moreJeremy Valeriote speaks after winning the West Vancouver Sea to Sky riding. Photo: Tracey Saxby … We did it! Historic win for BC Greens … My Sea to Sky has made Woodfibre LNG an election issue at the local, provincial, and federal level for nearly eleven years now.
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Read moreLast year Squamish signed on to Sue Big Oil. Will Pemberton be next? Find out how you can help! Climate change is expensive. Yet the world's biggest oil and gas polluters are not paying their fair share of climate change costs.
Read moreYour vote has power. Make sure it counts. The BC election is October 19, and every vote counts. The next provincial government will be making critical decisions on fracking, LNG exports, and climate action that will have a direct impact on our collective future.
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