Today is election day! That means it's your last chance to vote! Here in British Columbia, polls are open from 7am to 7pm PT, Monday April 28 (IMPORTANT! Hours vary for each time zone). Go to Elections Canada to learn how and where to vote. Make sure to bring your ID (learn more about Voter ID).

My Sea to Sky is officially endorsing NDP candidate, Avi Lewis, for Vancouver Centre. Avi Lewis has deep political roots, and has been a strong advocate for climate justice and human rights as a journalist, activist, and documentary filmmaker.

MP Patrick Weiler in June 2023, standing with the My Sea to Sky community in support of a bold emissions cap on oil and gas. My Sea to Sky is officially endorsing Liberal candidate, Patrick Weiler, for West Vancouver—Sunshine Coast—Sea to Sky Country.

Dark oil and gas money is undermining democracy in Canada through disinformation and targeted social media. Earlier this week I sent an email explaining how social media has been weaponized to undermine democracy (LEARN MORE).

The truth is under attack... We’re living in an age of information—and disinformation. Social media was supposed to bring people together, but instead it’s being weaponized to divide us. Algorithms are designed to amplify outrage, and it's hard to tell truth from conspiracy.

Submit your comment by March 3rd to stop FortisBC's reckless expansion of Tilbury LNG. Only 3 days left to submit your comment on Tilbury LNG!

Submit your comment by March 3rd to stop FortisBC's reckless expansion of Tilbury LNG. FortisBC is proposing to hugely expand its Tilbury LNG facility in Delta BC, building a new LNG liquefaction facility, ground flare, and storage tank near the ecologically sensitive Fraser River.

Laurie Parkinson and Eoin Finn prior to meeting with MLA Bowinn Ma in North Vancouver in 2019. A quick reminder that we are hosting a free "How to meet with your MLA" training TONIGHT at 7pm. Why is this important?

FortisBC's tunnel portal at the BC Rail site in Squamish, showing the conveyor belts, water treatment facilities, and the entry to the tunnel under the Squamish Estuary. Photo:

Speakers at the launch of the BC Climate Emergency Campaign's 2024 Progress Report included: