Some of our amazing volunteers in Squamish! Photo: Tracey Saxby … My name is Rhiannon Fox, and I am proud to be My Sea to Sky's new Campaign Coordinator. We are organizing in Vancouver, Squamish, and virtually across Canada!

Today, on International Women's Day, I want to highlight how FortisBC is failing to ensure the safety and human rights of women and girls that live in the Átl’ḵa7tsem / Howe Sound region.

My name is Katie Perkins, and I have been volunteering with My Sea to Sky since 2019. This year I am excited to take on the role of Youth Outreach Coordinator. This Thursday, FortisBC is hosting a public information meeting to answer questions related to the workcamp and the construction yard.

Strike One! Non-compliance warning … After starting construction without notice, Woodfibre LNG has been issued a warning that the project is non-compliant with the Environmental Assessment Certificate notification and submission requirements, and twelve of its conditions.

My name is Siobhan Winters, and I've recently joined the My Sea to Sky team as their Social Media Coordinator. I have always been passionate about the wilderness and wildlife.

Help us stop Woodfibre LNG for good. Join us for a fun photo action on Thursday February 9th. Photo: Jess Findlay … We have a critical opportunity to stop Woodfibre LNG for good … This Thursday, Minister Guilbeault will be at IMPAC5, a global forum to protect the ocean.

On January 24, we stood together outside municipal hall in Squamish, and called on the District of Squamish to hold Woodfibre LNG and FortisBC accountable—and they did.

Last chance to submit a public comment! Today is your last chance to submit a comment via the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada (IAAC) website. Deadline:

Only three days left to submit a public comment! Thank you to everyone that has sent a letter to Minister Guilbeault so far, to stop Woodfibre LNG from exposing seals and sea lions to underwater noise equivalent to shotgun blasts.

Woodfibre LNG wants to expose seals and sea lions to underwater noise that is equivalent to repeated shotgun blasts. How is this happening?