What's new // Enbridge Northern Gateway
And here we are….all from different backgrounds, all bound with the same passion of hope. Determined that with every ounce of talent and stroke of hand that our artwork will show the world what we have at stake ..
CTV News covers the first leg of the artists journey to BC’s spectacular northern coast and the proposed oil tanker route…
By Brenda Gough, Parksville Qualicum Beach News
Next up for Dan Gray is a trip to Bella Bella with some fellow artists to support the Raincoast’s efforts to protest the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline…
The Huffington Post
Fifty artists — some of Canada’s most celebrated and many who are First Nations — will pick up paintbrushes to portray Canada’s fragile raincoast…
Raincoast’s review of Enbridge’s Northern Gateway Environmental Impact Statement is available in report format…
Oceanside Star
By Pamela Suzanne Smyth
It’s not if but when a spill will happen as a result of the proposed Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline, Brian Falconer, from Raincoast Conservation Foundation, told a crowd at the Qualicum Beach Civic Centre…
Scientists from Raincoast and the Universities of Victoria and Calgary have produced the first scientific paper about the potential ecological risks to B.C. parks associated with the Northern Gateway pipeline.
We left Vancouver Island’s rugged shore and steamed north toward a vast region known as the Great Bear Rainforest. Before us lay hundreds of miles of unspoiled coastline…
Raincoast’s Paul Paquet and Chris Genovali authored the cover story appearing in the Spring 2012 issue of AWI Quarterly magazine…
Raincoast’s Brian Falconer was one of the featured speakers at “Earth Day 2012 – Dedicated to an Oil Free Coast.” Brian’s presentation is now posted on YouTube…
Outside Magazine Online
Chris Malloy, who, along with a team of B.C. surfers and Raincoast’s Chris Darimont, sailed along the coast on a surf safari/reconnaissance mission to see the proposed tanker shipping lanes. The result is Groundswell…
Judith Lavoie, Times Colonist
Dozens of parks and protected areas in B.C. would be at risk of a spill from the proposed Enbridge pipeline says a new study by Raincoast