Phoque! Phoque! Phoque! "Yes!" I say to my two-year old granddaughter as she points at seals in the Squamish River.

Delete. Delete. Delete. Renewable natural gas is not effective for residential heating.

FortisBC has applied for two Temporary Use Permits (TUPs) from the District of Squamish to build a construction yard, and a workcamp for 650+ workers for the proposed pipeline to Woodfibre LNG.

Join us July 29th to call for a Frack Free BC. My name is Keenan Miles, and I've recently joined the My Sea to Sky team as a Community Organizer.

Find a community rally near you … My name is Malika Bindra, and I've recently joined the My Sea to Sky team as a Community Organizer. We’re in the middle of the worst wildfire season in history, and B.C. is facing a historic drought.

Woodfibre LNG has applied for a permit from the B.C. Energy Regulator (BCER) to discharge millions of cubic metres of toxic construction effluent into Átl’ḵa7tsem / Howe Sound.

FortisBC is proposing to drill a 14 foot wide, 9 km tunnel underneath the Squamish estuary from the BC Rail site to Woodfibre LNG.

Free screening of Fracking the Peace in Pemberton. RSVP now!

Let's be honest: Woodfibre LNG and FortisBC are doing a terrible job of engaging the community in Squamish. A lot of the discussions are happening behind closed doors, and there is little transparency about what is planned.

Last week we met with MP Patrick Weiler to call on him to support a strong emissions cap that includes LNG. This is a critical piece of Federal legislation that could help stop Woodfibre LNG in its tracks. It was a beautiful day, with 20 people joining us from across the riding: