Here is the Minister of Fisheries and Oceans making outrageous claims about protecting our coastline from oil. Share this to make this go viral!! youtu.be/eAr6w0Ap3jgThe Minister for Fisheries, Oceans and The Canadian Coast Guard forgets we have google and find out the truth about his outrageous claims! ... See MoreSee Less
The Economist says Vancouver is liveable, but boring. Clearly they haven’t read its latest evidence against Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. As part of its final package of evidence in the NEB’s review of the proposed Trans Mountain pipeline and tanker expansion, the City of...
BC Today with Michelle Eliot: Founder and Chairman of Orca Relief Citizens Alliance, Species Protection Coordinator for Georgia Strait Alliance Rachael Merrett, CBC reporter Lisa Johnson, and Public Affairs Officer for the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Micheal Milstein.
The Orcas are holding up their dead calf as a sign to us begging for help. They are intelligent creatures and it's their only way of communicating with us. They need food! Let's bring salmon back to every river and creek in BC! ... See MoreSee Less
Kinder Morgan privately told the Trudeau Liberals back in May (and admitted publicly today) that building the Transmountain expansion was at least $1.9 billion to build than first admitted.
What’s that called when a bad deal keeps getting worse and worse - oh yeah, raging incompetence.
The Canadian Orca Rescue Society would like to thank everyone who donated to the Orca Food Drive to help the Four Mile Creek Hatchery in Port Renfrew. Your donations help them raise Wild Chinook Salmon Fry for release into the territory of the starving Southern Resident Orcas. Today we sent a donation of $1100.00 to help our neighbours in the Salish Sea. ... See MoreSee Less
The Canadian Orca Rescue Society will be at Ogden Point on Friday , August 17 , for our Orca Food Drive. Come join us at 5:00 pm and meet our whales and learn about the Orcas, who share the Salish Sea with us.
we love you too hope to see you soon you need to text me your address so I
can come and visit
But I've been told all my life that governments exist to uphold human rights. Could it be the billion-dollar propaganda machine has been lying to me?
No arms sales to this terrible regime !!!!!
Anything for money, eh Justin?
Nice to see the leadership of some countries refusing to sell arms to the Saudis. It is disgusting that Canada, UK and the US don't care about this hypocrisy.
From Yale University, "Experts believe that a decline in their prey, primarily Chinook salmon, and an increase in ship noise that interferes with echolocation makes the remaining fish harder to catch, meaning the whales may be starving.
Most scientists believe that increased noise from the additional oil freighter traffic will affect the whales. In 2016 Canada’s National Energy Board stated in a report on the Trans Mountain that it “is likely to result in significant adverse effects to the southern resident killer whale.”
My Letter to Premier Horgan regarding the Orca Emergency off our coast: Dear Premier Horgan
I am asking you to enact a task force similar to the Washington State efforts to determine emergency measures to protect the Southern Resident Orca Pods.
As a director of the Canadian Orca Rescue Society, I see a large difference in the efforts between Washington State and BC.
It's not just the events of recent days involving J-50 or J-35 with her dead calf, but things like the ongoing efforts to increase Chinook hatchery production and habitat restoration and protected areas.
Governor Inslee has made very public appeals to solicit ideas and solutions for a complex problem and they seem to be acting quickly.
Our society is a group of people who have decided to take whatever action we can to help, and after consulting with many intelligent people, our mission statement became; "To Bring Salmon Back to Every River and Creek in BC."
We are currently raising money to fund the Four Mile Creek Hatchery in Port Renfrew and rehabilitate the San Juan River.
It's one of the few hatcheries on the West Coast that releases it's fry into the territory of the Southern Orca Pods and their funding has been cut, so we are trying to make up the shortfall.
Please take some action to make our coast easier for the Orcas to survive. We share the Salish Sea with many others so let's be good neighbours.
Whoops... again..."It could be weeks before Nova Scotia Power finishes cleaning up some 5,000 litres of oil that spilled on shore and into the Halifax harbour from a leaky pipe at the utility's Tufts Cove generating plant." ... See MoreSee Less
"It could be weeks before Nova Scotia Power finishes cleaning up some 5,000 litres of oil that spilled on shore and into the Halifax harbour from a leaky pipe at the utility's Tufts Cove generating plant."
StopTrudeauTMX #OrcasNotTankers "“The Canadian government has admitted the Southern Resident Killer Whales face extirpation (local extinction) due to the increase of oil tankers through the Salish Sea,” the organization states. “In 2016, Canada’s National Energy Board stated in a report that Trans Mountain ‘is likely to result in significant adverse effects to the southern resident killer whale.’”
And now, “off the coast of British Columbia Canada, 75 Southern Resident Whales are slowly dying from a lack of Chinook salmon, their main food source since time immemorial,” Coast Protectors adds. “Salmon dams, shipping noise, and pollution are killing the whales—and the Trans Mountain pipeline and tanker project will be the final nail in their coffin.”
CBC reports that “the story of the southern resident J-pod orcas, and the mother mourning her dead calf, has drawn attention from around the world,” prompting the Twitter campaign focused on Trudeau. “Let’s jam their social media like tankers jam whale sonar,” Coast Protectors urges in its call to action. “Since J35/Tahlequah’s baby calf died, there has been an outpouring of grief around the world. Please help turn that grief into action.”
Twitter is the chosen tool, the organization adds, because “social media is where Trudeau’s Liberals like to brag about being ‘world class’ environmental leaders. The world needs to know that they are letting the 75 Southern Resident Killer Whales beloved to the West Coast go extinct.” - The Energy Mix ... See MoreSee Less
The image of a grieving mother orca cradling her dead calf off Canada’s west coast is hitting media around the world, drawing critical attention to the Trudeau government’s decision to buy a pipeline that will drive up tanker traffic through the region.
If this is not a wake up call I don't know what is?
Heartbreaking 💔😥 KINDER MORGAN MUST BE STOPPED WHATEVER IT TAKES!! 🤬🤬
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Justin Trudeau does not give a rats ass about the whales he’s been bought by the oil companies he’s determined to push this transmountain pipeline through!
Personally I don’t understand it 98% of the oil that is loaded onto the tankers goes south to the United States, very simple solution build your pipeline from Edmonton south the states.
Now you have three times the risk of oil spills 1 loading onto the tankers a possibility of spilling it while loading it, 2 The tanker having an accident in route to United States, 3 The possibility of spilling it while there unloading it!
By the way these tankers are a lot bigger than what they were using in the past that’s why they’re making the docking facilities a lot bigger!
Insanity at its best!
Justin Trudeau is an idiot!
Alison Morrow Dr. Holly Fearnbach with SR³ - Sealife Response, Rehabilitation & Research is back from assessing the health of J50. The plan is to administer an antibiotic injection tomorrow if the J-Pod is located. Then, crews may try to feed salmon to J50, which the Lummi tribe caught today. This is the video we recorded for KING 5 4P newscast, Take 5. ... See MoreSee Less
A look inside the practice run to feed J50. Our thoughts are with the Lummi Nation, NOAA, and all the agencies and partners attempting to save this young whale. #BoldActionNow
Canadian Orca Rescue Society was at Symphony Splash tonight raising fund for the Four Mile Creek Hatchery to put more Chinook Salmon on the West Coast. Let's bring salmon back to every river and creek in BC. ... See MoreSee Less
Any one interested in helping the Canadian Orca Rescue Society at Symphony Splash today we will be at Government Street at 4:00 pm., between the Museum and the Legislator . Look for the Orcas. ... See MoreSee Less
Is Fisheries & Oceans Canada ignoring Washington State research on chemical contamination from sewage treatment plants? ARE THREE LARGE SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS located on the Fraser River estuary contributing to the decline of the Southern Resident Killer Whale population? Between them they d...
Nicole Nixon....not just Victoria...Today Trudeau’s dancing in the Vancouver Pride Parade, great! But maybe while he’s there he & his Government-specifically the Minister of Fisheries & Oceans-probably should at least acknowledge the orca that carried her calf for an unprecedented amount of time- 8 days? 10 days?- as the rest of the world has. I voted for him & hoped that animal welfare & wildlife, & the environment would find some benefit from his party’s tenure. So disappointing. Now that we are all on the hook for the white elephant pipeline we all bought-he certainly won’t be getting my next vote.
Support her 100%!! Such a courageous woman, no matter her age for standing up for her beliefs!! 🤗🤗💕💗💝💓
Wow. Well spoken. She had all the info and knowledge. No fake news or examples. I hope the Judge took the cotton batten out of his ears and listened to this remarkable, well spoken lady. She should get the Peace Prize this year.
If this can be done to save a wild creature, surely it can be done to save all the people fleeing their horrible dictators. Band together and show the world what love is. Who will lead? Canada? Britain? NOT the dictator in the good old USA. All the refugees need help now.
The Canadian Orca Rescue Society would like to thank you for your support. We will be in the Inner Harbor of Victoria British Columbia , during the evening of August 5th. We will be joining Victoria in the celebration of Symphony Splash, with our neighbours from the Salish Sea, " The Orcas ". I f you would like to lend your support to fly the "ORCAS" . Please contact us on Face book. Thank you ! ... See MoreSee Less
I would love to see Premier Horgan make a similar appeal. Why is our government silent on this issue! Lets get this province behind saving the orcas!
Governor Jay Inslee The recent, tragic death of the orca calf is heartbreaking and we all feel the pain of the mother and her pod. Protecting and restoring the food chain and complex ecosystem these beautiful animals rely on will take a combination of several immediate-term and long-term actions. There are no do-overs with the orcas. We must get this right. ... See MoreSee Less
Are you listening Justin Trudeau?
Or are you too busy partying and vacation in Vancouver!
Wake up asshole!
And when I comes to trump there’s no money in it
for him so he won’t do anything!
This is, a very sad situation, so until the prime minister of Canada and the president of United States wakes the f$ck up! and pay attention for three minutes, and take action!
Ya think?????
Horgan in B.C. and Trudeau federally need to follow the lead of the Governor of Washington State, and do it now! We need action, not studies. Help these orcas now!
Yes, British Columbia needs to join with Washington State to save our Orcas.
Daisy Kadibil was eight years old in 1931 when she escaped from an Australian internment camp along with her 14-year-old sister Molly and 10-year-old cousin Gracie. The three girls' 800-mile (1,300 km) journey through the harsh Australian desert to return home inspired a book and the acclaimed film "Rabbit-Proof Fence." Daisy, who was the last surviving of the three, recently died at the age of 95. The extraordinary story of Daisy, Molly, and Gracie's nine-week trek introduced many people, both in Australia and around the world, to the tragedy of the "Stolen Generation", the tens of thousands of Australian Aboriginal children who were removed from their families between 1910 and 1970. "I come from Jigalong," Daisy wrote in a biographical note. "They took me away but I walked all around country back to where I was born. I came back."
After the girls were taken from their home in Jigalong, an Indigenous community in northwestern Australia, they were brought to the Moore River Native Settlement, an internment camp just north of Perth. For sixty years, many Aboriginal children, particularly mixed-race children, were forcibly taken from their families and sent to such camps with the aim of assimilating them into white Australian society. Notoriously overcrowded and unsanitary, children at the camps experienced high rates of illness and premature death. After the girls arrived at Moore River, they were determined to escape; Molly later declared "that place make me sick." After only one night, Molly led the two younger girls out of the camp and they started a long and dangerous journey home using the country-wide rabbit-proof fence as a guide. Along the way, they had to live off the land, sleep in dug-out rabbit burrows, and evade trackers hired by the government who looked for "absconding" children.
Once they made it home, Daisy never left again; she spent many years working as a cook and housekeeper at ranches in the region, and passed on the traditions of the Martu people to her four children. Her story was virtually unknown until the 1990s, when her niece, Doris Pilkington Garimara, wrote "Follow The Rabbit-Proof Fence," based on her mother and aunt's experiences; Garimara had also been separated from her family and spent years at the Moore River camp. When the book was adapted into the movie "Rabbit-Proof Fence," Stephen Holden of the New York Times called it a "devastating portrayal" of Australia's "disgraceful treatment" of its Aboriginal population," observing that "on the side of wrong is the Australian government, which, for more than half a century, carried out this appalling program of legalized kidnapping.” Lynne Craigie, president of the Shire of East Pilbara, where Daisy lived, says her memory will be preserved: "Daisy’s remarkable story is an indelible part of the history of the Shire…. and one that will always be shared and never forgotten."
To read a tribute to Daisy Kadibil in the New York Times, visit nyti.ms/2KBqmUY
To learn more about the book "Follow the Rabbit-Proof Fence," visit amzn.to/2KxcWcJ
The practice of removing indigenous children from their homes to force assimilation occurred in various places throughout the world -- Margaret Pokiak wrote two children's books about her experience in a residential school in Canada: “When I Was Eight” for ages 5 to 9 (www.amightygirl.com/when-i-was-eight) and “Fatty Legs: A True Story” for ages 9 and up (www.amightygirl.com/fatty-legs-a-true-story)
For books for children and teens about more Native American and Aboriginal girls and women -- whose stories are very underrepresented in children's literature -- check out our blog post, "A Celebration of Native American and Aboriginal Mighty Girls" at www.amightygirl.com/blog?p=10365
Hope to find this book. Amazing women to make that trip home against all odds
Here in Canada there are many stories of the dreadful residential homes.
Terrible how humans can treat young children.
Very sad to hear that so many countries including Canada removed children forcibly from their Parents and their homes.😢
Orcas rely on salmon for food, which are also at risk from an oil spill, but the noise pollution alone is enough to make the song of the southern resident killer whales go silent by wiping out this endangered species.
The larger environmental question reflected in the J35 story is that both the USA and Canada MUST redouble efforts to restore wild salmon (particularly Chinook) throughout Washington State and British Columbia for a food supply for the SRKW in this region. Whales in this Endangered population are dependent upon Chinook salmon for their primary food source. Unfortunately, Chinook salmon are also Endangered. We have long demonstrated that these fish-eating whales are getting skinnier and skinnier, and the death rate is increasing. This baby whale (and 100% of the pregnancies in the past three years) failed to be viable because the mothers do not have sufficient food. Period. We’ve got at most 5 more years of reproductive life in this population to make it happen but if we don’t do it in those 5 years it isn’t going to happen. - Ken Balcomb www.whaleresearch.com... See MoreSee Less
Let's stop being sad & let's do something! Boat noise is deadly for the SRKWs. It keeps them from effectively using their echo-location--which represents their sight, hearing, feeling and orientation. Echo-location is their relationship to life itself as well as a means of staying alive. Boat noise keeps them from using their echo-location to access their food! Removing this cruel obstacle is the easiest & quickest thing we can do to help save the SRKWs from extinction. We can't take a dam down by tomorrow. We can't clean up the Salish Sea overnight! We can't manifest a million Chinook salmon before noon. But we can stay out of their way immediately. Let's do it! Let the SRKWs have peace & quiet in their home waters. Watch them from shore--and spread the word. The future of our Southern Resident neighbors depends upon it!
Some sad news from the J pod family. According to Ken Balcomb from the Center for Whale Research, J 35—also known as Tahlequah— delivered a calf today. Unfortunately, that calf lived for less than an hour. Although it is not uncommon for marine mammals, the death of this young killer whale is hard news for those who follow the southern resident orcas. The number of Salish Sea orcas still remains at 75.
This problem can be solved in part by saving salmon, and biologists know that to save salmon, you've got to save habitat. That means gov'ts have to quit pandering to industry like oil and gas, mining and logging, and prioritize salmon for a change. The BC gov't had for 16 years given away everything to industry and squandered salmon habitat. There has to be a push to save this habitat now and that means fining companies who break the law, getting rid of some dams, reforesting some areas, not allowing over-fishing, but mostly restricting industry.
Dogwood BC On this day in 2007, the Trans Mountain pipeline spilled in Burnaby, B.C. -- a block and a half from Karen Ruckman's home. ... See MoreSee Less
JUSTIN TRUDEAU RATCHEL NUTLEY AND Terry Beech shame on you and yes I will not forget your irresponsible acts and I will utilize all of my resources to ensure you are held accountable and Not returned to public office It is not all about money it distills down to lives put at risk and our environment both of which eclipse political ideology shame on all of you
This is so scary and I feel so bad for these people. She's right, the gov't needs to protect people better, there's too much risk to the neighbourhood and community. There is no reason why the gov't shouldn't invest instead in solar and wind power and other renewables, and get rid of this tanker farm altogether.
The Canadian Orca Rescue Society is dedicated to bringing to you, the facts about the ability of our Federal government, to safely clean up an OIL SPILL in our coastal waters ! We will be posting the known facts about the chemicals that our currently being used to combat an OIL SPILL in the oceans. These chemicals are used to disperse and sink oil in our Coastal waters. In the National interest of all Canadians ,we must not allow the us of these dangerous chemicals in waters. We must defend our right to protect the land and waterways in our communities for us and our children. And the one's that come after them! ... See MoreSee Less
Calypso's greatest hits. This is from earlier this year when Trudeau visited Victoria. I love the symbolism of an Orca making him flinch. (The inflatable orca is modelled after L-94, Calypso, a matriarch of the Southern Pods.)
Artist: Miesje (Mesha) I don’t usually post political on my artist page. But the Karma here is amusing - our Prime-minister at a stop pipeline expansion protest is swatted by an Orca tail. ... See MoreSee Less
While our shores and Orcas are under attack by oil interests, it's disheartening to hear that it's the same problem for our Eastern Canadian Coastal folk too! Share their pages and stories on this coast too! Together, We Stand On Guard For Canada! ... See MoreSee Less
We are calling on all municipalities on the South Shore and in southwest NS to demand a public inquiry.
Thanks to the three municipalities (Town of Lunenburg, Town of Mahone Bay, Municipality of Shelburne) who have already taken action.
"Even the presence of a boat has been shown to reduce the whales’ foraging efficiency, according to research conducted by Raincoast."
The sad thing about this story is that as threatening as the pipeline is, the whale-watching industry has been harrassing the Southern Residents away from their foraging areas for years. The cavitation impact from their motors is an immediate obstruction to the SRKW's ability t use their echo-location to find food, to navigate, to communicate and, in general, to orient themselves within their home environment. Why is it so easy to villify the behavior of government yet not be responsible as individual human beings?
Sad news again...Some sad news from the J pod family. According to Ken Balcomb from the Center for Whale Research, J 35—also known as Tahlequah— delivered a calf today. Unfortunately, that calf lived for less than an hour. Although it is not uncommon for marine mammals, the death of this young killer whale is hard news for those who follow the southern resident orcas. The number of Salish Sea orcas still remains at 75.
Yes, heart breaking news. Apparently Tahlequah has been nudging the calf all day. It must be so hard to let go, hopefully the pod will support her during her grief.
So sad. Can nothing be done re babies not living when the Momma Orca gives birth? I hate calling them "Killer Whales".
I hope you were able to watch the video of the Federal Minister for Fisheries and Oceans misleading the Canadian Public which I filmed and sent the other day. I have learned more about oil clean-up technology recently and was shocked to find that clean up chemicals approved for our coast are banned in 18 countries. Specifically, Corexit, which is listed in the Environment Canada Gazette link below as an acceptable dispersant on our coast. This chemical is being blamed for many ruined lives and deaths as a result of it's use in the Gulf of Mexico because of the BP disaster. Please see the Australian 60 Minutes expose and the plight of the coastal people of the Southern Gulf States here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1cXrkw9n-E
The Australian Government has banned the use of it as a result of this investigation.
Although the dispersant works well to make the oil break down into very fine particles, these particles drift in the ocean for years and the mixture has been deemed 52 times more toxic than the oil it is meant to clean up. It looks like all the oil is gone, but that's an illusion. It's just harder to see and it kills everything that swims through it. Photos of the beach look normal though.
It is unconscionable that any government would allow this to be considered an ameliorant especially in light of the massive lawsuits initiated by affected people in the Gulf.
I implore you to raise the issue of the toxicity of these spill clean-up methods and hopefully use some of the information to keep our coastal waters safe from the ravages of the oil industry.
Canadian Orca Rescue SocietyFollow ClimateState on facebook for climate research www.facebook.com/ClimateState When petroleum giant BP spilled millions of litres of crude oil in... ... See MoreSee Less
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Oil dispersants are used to break up oil spills and are worse then the spill itself. The polluter decides which ones to use. They work by breaking the oil into smaller and smaller droplets which hide in the environment so we can't see them anymore. They are still there, it just doesn't look like they are. Meanwhile they kill everything around them which gets blamed on the oil. www.theenergymix.com/2018/04/30/toxic-oil-dispersant-is-safer-than-baby-shampoo-nova-scotia-regul...... See MoreSee Less
Two Canadian government agencies are claiming that a highly toxic chemical dispersant used in a massive Gulf of Mexico oil spill in 2010 is safer than baby shampoo, after Environment and Climate Change Canada approved an exploratory drilling plan off Nova Scotia put forward by BP—the same company ...
Very disturbing! Corexit is a chemical dispersant used in case of an oil spill and approved by Environment Canada for use on our coastline. See this short video to see what happens to the people of coastal communities when they are exposed to it. The "cure" is worse then the "disease". www.10n10.ca/e/SNAME/506179351.mp4... See MoreSee Less
A reminder of how great we are at cleaning up oil spills...NOT.
Heiltsuk Tribal Council We got our first look underwater yesterday. Endangered abalone, kelp, juvenile herring all poisoned by diesel. The damage is done. It will be years before we know the full extent of the damage.
Climate Change Guide The tar sands in Alberta is by far Canada's worst environmental disaster. On top of that, the tar sands are funding a disinformation campaign. This MUST BE STOPPED! Please help by signing and sharing a petition at bit.ly/1CRcf1X
Oh great. I had really hoped, that being from BC would make a difference and that he might actually give a damn about our coast. Clearly not.
What a crock of crap
WHAT AN EMBARRASSMENT TO THOSE OF US THAT LIVE IN VANCOUVER HIS HOME RIDING AND TO CANADIANS FOR HIS INFORMATION A FLORIDA BASED COMPANY WAS CONTRACTED BY THE OWNERS OF THE SEATTLE BASED BARGE TO EFFECT THE CLEANUP OH OH CANADA
Ignorance!
Really. Then how come we do not see evidence of this?
And to think I helped get this man elected. More fool me.
Just another one fo Trudeau’s puppets that just don’t care about the eastcoast
Well it’s clear who this man really works for 🤬
Just look at his body language...arms crossed..Ass. How ignorance tries to defend its ugly self.
His face and body language reveals no confidence on his own words.
Shame!
Bullshit!
"Minister of Fisheries and Oceans" is a HUGE dilbit peddler. >:( So insulting and dangerous. :'(
EVERY economic argument for this pipe-threat has been debunked. #NoMoreExcuses
Totally ignorant, incompetent, or a bald face lier. Anyway you look at it this fool is not fit for public office.
The 'new' Minister of Fisheries and Oceans, who in his earlier role as Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Environment, by letter dismissed our concerns of Herring Spawn around the Woodfibre site and the impacts the Woodfibre LNG seawater cooling would have on the spawn. Was he ever wrong! The company had to change to air-cooling after the Squamish Nation told the company to do so.
😂😂😂😂😂
They poison our oceans, lands and bodies.
Disgusting commentary from an elected politician
That spineless man that greedy man that hearless man deceiving man
That government hand taking blood and land taking blood and land and still they can 💔
Words Xavier Rudd spirit bird 🦅
Another Liberal goofball..thanx to Trudeau. 😣
What rock did this dick crawl out from ?
I would think we would be more concerned that no spills ever occur, rather than how much could be cleaned up.
Body language speaks volumes
Look at his body language. He knows what he is saying isn’t true and his stance is protective.
A Calgary energy company has pleaded guilty to federal and provincial environmental charges over one of the largest pipeline spills in Alberta history.
Canadians need to be made aware of this troubling Inhumane treatment of horses, as they have basically become “meat” animals in Canada. This is going on on a weekly (sometimes biweekly) basis out of 3 Canadian airports; Winnipeg, Calgary & Edmonton. It MUST stop. The IATA regulations for humane conditions to exist for shipping horses by air are being violated by Korean Air & Atlas Air.
www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/british-columbia/article-cfia-documents-raise-concerns-over-horses...
Members of the Secwepemc Women’s Warrior Society are calling land defenders and warriors to British Columbia, where prominent Secwepemc Ktunaxa land defender Kanahus Manuel was arrested Saturday morning while asserting Secwepemc title and rights and resisting the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion ...
Here's how our Salish Sea will fare when the oil spill happens.We're fighting to save the orcas. Thanks to Raincoast Conservation Foundation for the graphic showing Kinder Morgan's tanker route, critical Southern Resident Orca habitat and probability of a spill. This pipeline must never be built. Things you can do:
1. Fund lawsuits: Pull Together, Ecojustice, StopKinderMorganlawsuit.com.
2. Take the Coast Protector pledge and be ready for action opportunities and key strategic alerts: www.CoastProtectors.ca
3. See Grand Chief Stewart Phillip in conversation with 350.org co-founder Bill McKibben March 4 at "Many Paddles, One Canoe", in person or on the livestream. Info & tix: tinyurl.com/BillMcKibbenPullTogether
