Loaded dice and slick assessments: The Enbridge Northern Gateway Project

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Join Raincoast for a public presentation on Enbridge’s marine Environmental Risk Assessment.

This document provides Enbridge’s rationale for their dismissal of concerns along the proposed tanker route on the BC coast. It uses highly misleading and selective information as the basis for dismissing the risks.

Captain Brian Falconer will provide the perspective of a professional mariner with over 30 years of experience on the BC coast.

Venue: Hemp & Company stores in Victoria and Sidney.

February 29   6:00 PM, Hemp & Co.  Victoria, 1102 Government Street

March 1           7:00 PM,  Hemp & Co.  Sidney, 2348 Beacon Avenue

Additional presentations on Saltspring, Pender and Gabriola Islands to be announced.

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