Your 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.

Ask your candidates if they will commit to urgent climate actions such as stopping new fossil fuel infrastructure. Click the photo to access the election toolkit.

Concerned residents hold Stop FortisBC signs at the public hearing on Wednesday. 🔥We won!🔥 Squamish rejected FortisBC's workcamp! Last Wednesday, the District of Squamish rejected FortisBC’s application for a workcamp in Squamish. This is people power in action!

Omahil workcamp for 350 workers near Hope. Take Action! Tell council to reject FortisBC's workcamp in Squamish. Last chance!

Take Action! Tell council to reject FortisBC's workcamp. Urgent action needed! Public hearing for FortisBC's workcamp … The public hearing for FortisBC's workcamp is scheduled for this Wednesday, September 25 at 6pm at Brennan Park Recreation Centre in Squamish.

Indigenous Land Defenders from across BC called to Cancel the Permits for Woodfibre LNG and FortisBC's fracked gas pipeline in Squamish. Photo: Rich Duncan … What a powerful day.

Wildfires, heat waves, and floods are devastating our communities, driving up costs for groceries, utilities, insurance and other everyday expenses. Can you march with the youth this Friday to make urgent climate action a top priority in the upcoming provincial election?

Rally this Saturday in Squamish! Help us build power to stop Woodfibre LNG and FortisBC for good. This is a critical moment. Can you join me tomorrow in Squamish to send a flaming message to our local, provincial, and federal leaders?

Rally this Saturday in Squamish! Have you RSVP'd yet? Our world is on fire. This year the world experienced the hottest day on record. Over 1,600 wildfires have burned a million hectares in BC. Families have lost their homes. Thousands were evacuated or were on evacuation alert.

Squamish Nation Elder, Tiaoutenaat Jackie Williams, with Woodfibre LNG in the background.