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Coquihalla Highway destruction near Coldwater. Photo: BC Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure My heart is feeling very heavy. Continue reading

Fracked gas pipeline in northeast BC. Photo: Garth Lenz Last week CleanBC released its Roadmap to 2030. Our take: it's a highway to hell. Continue reading

We need to demand urgent climate action now for future generations. Squamish-ites! We just found out that Resource Works is hosting an event with Woodfibre LNG up at QuestU, today! Continue reading

Watch the trailer of Fracking the Peace. This summer I went to the Peace River region on Treaty 8 territory in Northeastern BC, where the fracking industry is booming. Nothing could have prepared me for seeing the impacts of this industrialization with my own eyes. Continue reading

Hundreds of people collectively dreaming about the future of Squamish 2040, in January 2016. I read a lot of comments online from people that are concerned about how quickly Squamish is changing and growing. I share a lot of those concerns. I've seen a lot of changes since 2001 when my partner and I first came here on a climbing trip, and I worry that many of the things that first attracted us to Squamish—like the proximity of wilderness and trails—are being lost. Continue reading

Heads up! North Crumpit is currently going through a Neighbourhood Planning Process to potentially develop 255 acres (103 hectares) north of the Valleycliffe neighbourhood in Squamish. Continue reading

This Thursday I invite you to wear orange and join me in learning and participating in events for the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Continue reading

This summer, I've been working with a diverse network of environmental, indigenous, labour, health, business, faith, and youth groups to develop an open letter calling on the BC government to confront the climate emergency and commit to ten climate actions. Continue reading

The Federal election is over, and it's clear that Canadians overwhelmingly voted for climate action, whether they voted Liberal, NDP, Bloc Québécois, or Green. Now we need to turn promises into tangible climate action. Continue reading