Campaign Videos: Ban Oil Tankers from the Pacific Coast

As the debate rages over a proposed oil pipeline in northern B.C., energy giant Kinder Morgan is quietly working on plans to double the capacity of its pipeline into Metro Vancouver.

This is a TV news report about the National Energy Board of Canada which has decided to allow tankers to transport an extra 25,000 barrels of oil through Vancouver's Burrard Inlet per day.

This is a TV news story about the Wilderness Committee's efforts to allow people to track oil tankers as they come into Vancouver harbour.

The ever-nimble, hip, and capable Wilderness Committee is devising every means by which to communicate how BC is being turned into a nexus of carbon fuels export, "one of the main staging groun

The Wilderness Committee's Ben West describes the increasing risk oil tankers pose to Vancouver's Burrard Inlet and surrounding waters.

A message of solidarity for the No Pipelines, No Tankers, No Tar Sands!

 A rally was held in Burnaby BC in solidarity with the protestors at the White House who are facing arrest for their opposition to the Keystone XL pipeline.

Ben West of the Wilderness Committee addresses the crowd at the No Tankers, No Pipelines, No Tar Sands demonstration on August 27, 2011 in Burnaby, BC

EVOTV's Irma Arkus discusses the increase in oil tanker traffic in Vancouver and what dangers this poses to our environment.

EVOTV's Irma Arkus discusses the increase in oil tanker traffic in Vancouver and what dangers this poses to our environment.