The World Wildlife Fund has put together a beautiful video showing some of what would be put at risk by the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline:
For more information see: Canadiansforgreatbear.ca
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The World Wildlife Fund has put together a beautiful video showing some of what would be put at risk by the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline:
For more information see: Canadiansforgreatbear.ca
Related: Risking it All – Oil on our Coast – by Twyla Roscovich
Thanks for sharing this beautiful video. Living in BC, it is easy to take for granted that our beautiful nature will remain pristine for ever. The pipeline should definitely not happen and we must challenge our government and business community to not endanger our most precious resource and heritage.
It would be amazing if you could contact your Member of Parliament and say the same things.
The MP for North Vancouver is:
Andrew Saxton
Hill Office
House of Commons
Ottawa, Ontario
K1A 0A6
Telephone: 613-995-1225
Fax: 613-992-7319
EMail: andrew.saxton@parl.gc.ca
Web Site: http://www.andrewsaxton.ca/
Constituency Office(s)
102 West 3rd Street (Main Office)
North Vancouver, British Columbia
V7M 1E8
Telephone: 604-775-6333
Fax: 604-775-6332
I am happy to do so and visit the office in person.
Such a beautiful yet saddening video. Thanks for sharing.
Ravi Shanghavi, Ottawa.
This won’t necessarily turn out in a sad way. I think there is a good chance the people of British Columbia will refuse to allow this dangerous, carbon-spewing pipeline to be built.
The letter has been sent.
Fantastic!
It would also be much appreciated if you could send a letter to your B.C. MLA:
Naomi Yamamoto
E-mail: naomi.yamamoto.mla@leg.bc.ca
Web site: http://www.naomiyamamotomla.bc.ca
Will do; did you get a copy of my letter? I copied it to you. Should i add anything to Ms. Yamamoto?
I got the CC.
Regarding Ms. Yamamoto, add anything that you think might make the issue salient to her. For instance, any concern you have seen about the project in the community, the possibility that the pipeline could prove an electoral liability for her party, etc.
Though now living in Ontario, I grew up in B.C. I was a deckhand on a collector boat in the salmon fishery in the 50s. I sailed the majestic channels of the Jonstone Straits, Knights Inlet and others. Absolutely matchless country and breathtaking in its beauty and treasure. I’m 82 now and I’ll lay down in the track of this pipeine outrage to stop it!
That’s encouraging to hear! Hopefully, the people of B.C. will make their voices heard and block this project.