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Protect all lifelines from Kinder Morgan
The Protect All Lifelines at UVic brought together Environmental Studies students and community members to…
Salish Sea Tour: island hopping for climate justice!
All along this tour we spoke with so many passionate and powerful people who will never let this pipeline be built. Coastal communities understand what is at stake and are following the leadership of Indigenous peoples, who continue to protect these lands and waters as they have since time immemorial. Many are standing with First Nations against Kinder Morgan because they are deeply committed to decolonization and environmental justice. Others are driven by the simple understanding that the water connects us all, and that when it comes to an oil spill the tideline is everyone’s frontline.
Auntie Kate and the Uncles of Funk celebrate RAVEN’s 8th birthday bash!
We’re so excited to welcome supporters friends and new RAVEN-ers to a birthday celebration at…
UBC Environmental Law Group turns rags to riches with giant clothing swap/sale!
UBC’s Environmental Law Group found an original way to support Pull Together. They held a…
Pull Together House Party
Hosts of an upcoming house party “fun”draiser shard their thinking behind the great idea of…
Highlights from the brilliant Many Paddles, One Canoe fundraiser
Our hearts are full after a day of profound learning and joyful solidarity. Why we…
Drums ring out on Salt Spring Island
It’s wonderful to hear the ringing of 17 handdrums that came to life in a…
“Upstream Voices” Raises the Roof in Vancouver
A feisty crowd of nearly 200 braved a snowy evening in Vancouver/Coast Salish Territories to…
Keep your dirty hands off our ocean: Gabriola Island rallies against Kinder Morgan
A group of rowdy singers, marchers and dancers showed up on Gabriola Island to sing…
Denman Island opens up for Pull Together
Denman Island Open Stage opened their doors and their hearts to Pull Together this Thursday, on…
Calling all coast protectors to Walk for the Salish Sea
The Salish Sea and all the waters flowing down through the Fraser river basin and surrounding…
Together, First Nations Defeated Enbridge. Kinder Morgan’s Next
When Saik’uz First Nation and the Yinka Dene Alliance first joined other First Nationsto declare that the Enbridge Northern Gateway pipelines and tankers project would not be permitted in our territories, there were many people who said the project was too big to stop.
