Line in the Sand

Climate Campaigner Peter McCartney is on the ground at the Kwekwecnewtxw, which translates to "a place to watch from." A Watch House is a traditional structure of the Coast Salish people that has been used for tens of thousands of years to watch for enemies on their territories. Peter talks to Will George, a member of Tsleil-Waututh Nation, about the protests taking place at the Kinder Morgan Westridge Marine Terminal.

Today we meet a farm family in Valemount who would have 890,000 barrels of oil pumped through their backyard every day.

Today, we talk with one of the kayaktivists who stopped Kinder Morgan's construction on its marine terminal in Burrard Inlet for an afternoon.

Today, we attend a “die-in” at ground zero for the health and safety risks the project brings.

We talk to a few people behind the legal challenges against the Kinder Morgan pipeline about what's at stake.

Resistance takes a fire in your belly, but it won't last for long without food there too. Today we visit a workshop in Vancouver teaching people how to cook for a protest camp.

Today, we’re talking to Kanahus Manuel, with a group of Secwepemc women building tiny homes to stand in the way.

Today, we’re talking to three activists who were out on the water this weekend training to stop Kinder Morgan's pipeline.

Line In The Sands Intro by Wilderness Committee