Woodfibre LNG's flarestack under construction as wildfire smoke fills the Átl’ḵa7tsem / Howe Sound airshed on July 21, 2026. We need your help. Woodfibre LNG’s plans to triple in size are very real. As the world burns, our governments are doubling down on fossil fuel expansion.

Optical gas imaging (OGI) footage reveals invisible pollution being released at FortisBC's Tilbury LNG storage facility in Delta BC.

"What I'm looking at is just a crazy amount of pollution here... uncontrolled venting..." --Tim Doty, former Texas regulator, consultant with Oilfield Witness, describing pollution from Tilbury LNG in Vancouver … FortisBC has a dirty little secret in the middle of Vancouver called Tilbury LNG.

Optical gas imaging (OGI) makes it possible to see the harmful invisible pollution being released from LNG Canada's flare into the Kitimat airshed.

Attend a community forum in Kitimat, Terrace, or Hazelton to hear from doctors, nurses, and frontline residents.

Tim Doty for Oilfield Witness, using an optical gas imaging camera to capture footage of invisible pollution pouring from LNG Canada’s flarestack and five polluting stacks. It's been an epic couple of weeks.

How will Woodfibre LNG impact Bowen Islanders? Attend a public meeting on May 13... Did you know Woodfibre LNG plans to triple in size? What does that mean for Bowen Islanders? Please attend this public meeting hosted by Concerned Citizens Bowen, tomorrow on Bowen Island.

How will FortisBC’s Tilbury LNG expansion affect Vancouver’s air quality? Attend a community forum at SFU Harbour Centre on April 30, 2026 to hear from doctors, nurses, and Kitimat residents.

How will FortisBC’s Tilbury LNG expansion affect Vancouver’s air quality? Attend a community forum at SFU Harbour Centre on April 30, 2026 to hear from doctors, nurses, and Kitimat residents. This week I took a road trip to Tilbury LNG in Delta. I could smell the gas. I could see the air pollution.

What's it like to live near a flarestack? Attend a community forum in Squamish or Vancouver to hear from Kitimat resident and Acute Care Nurse, Ankur Patel.