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Kinder Morgan information sessions - Updated
Make your voice heard!
Corporate American energy giant, Kinder Morgan, is planning to double the amount of tar sands heavy oil it brings to our coast for export by building another pipeline from the tar sands right to Burrard Inlet in Vancouver. Doing so would increase the amount of large oil tankers travelling our waters to over 300 each year, increasing the risk of a disastrous spill in this amazingly special part of the world.
So far, the voices of the majority of people who would be affected by a major oil spill from a tanker in Georgia Strait or a pipeline through their community have not been heard by industry and government. Now is a chance to start being heard.
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28 November 2012
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Hope Info Session - C. E. Barry Intermediate School (444 Queen Street) - drop in from 5pm-8pm
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29 November 2012
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Abbotsford Info Session #2 - Straiton Community Hall (4698 Upper Sumas Mountain Road) - drop in from 5pm-8pm
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04 December 2012
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Nanaimo Info Session - Beban Park Social Centre, Rooms 1, 2, and 3 (2300 Bowen Road) - drop in from 5pm-8pm
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05 December 2012
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Greater Victoria Info Session - Cedar Hill Recreation Centre, Art 1 Room (3220 Cedar Hill Rd) - drop in from 5pm-8pm
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06 December 2012
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West Shore Info Session - Juan de Fuca Recreation Centre, Fieldhouse Lower Area (1767 Island Highway) - drop in from 5pm-8pm
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08 December 2012
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Saanich Peninsula Info Session - Saanichton Learning Centre, Gymnasium (1649 Mount Newton Cross Road) - drop in from 1pm-3pm
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12 January 2013
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Salt Spring Island Info Session - Salt Spring Island Lions Hall (103 Bonnet Ave) - drop in from 1pm-1pm
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Other dates and details for more communities are not certain yet but we’ll make sure to let you know as soon as we get word. Check back here for the latest updates.
For more information about tankers in Georgia Strait and the pipeline that feeds them click here.
Thanks for your commitment to the health of Georgia Strait and the rest of the Salish Sea.
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