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Protesters Gather in BC- The Great Bear is Not the Place for an Oil Pipeline or Tankers WWF November 18, 2013 Share: Share This Page: Share with Facebook Share via Twitter Share via Linkedin Share in email Grandmothers, activists , scientists, kids, and students were all part of the crowd of thousands of protesters that converged in Vancouver on November 16th to voice their opposition to the Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline and tanker project. Staff members from WWF attended too. © Linda Nowlan There were dancers dressed as giant snowy owls, and people dressed as bears, rainbow trout and salmon in the throng. A flotilla of kayaks paddled in with a “No Oil Pipeline” banner. An array of powerful speakers, including Art Sterritt of the Coastal First Nations, vowed to stop the project. The signs of these two protesters spell out their reasons for demonstrating. © Linda Nowlan Up in Prince Rupert, home of WWF’s second BC office, there was another rally attended by 200 people. The theme there was “Save Your Salmon Chowder” and the T. Buck Suzuki Foundation served up hot chowder for all. The risk of oil spills from oil tankers looms large in the north, and is a spectre threatening the amazing salmon runs of the Skeena River. We agree with all the people who turned out in force on Saturday across the province of BC, the province that will bear 100% of the risks of oil tanker traffic if the Northern Gateway project is approved. The Great Bear is not the place for a pipeline or oil tankers.