Delivering donuts to Coastal GasLink workers: How they preserve the environment while laying pipeline
To show the other side of the story, I travelled nearly 100 kilometres through the British Columbian bush to get to the actual area where #CoastalGasLink is laying down pipe.
I bring tasty McDonald's donuts to the hard-working people working on the project. They've been hit by hard times recently, with major work outages following pipeline delays. The job is a thankless one, especially considering how much work they put into protecting the environment, and restoring it once they leave.
In this video I'll show you what the pipeline — set to carry natural gas from Dawson Creek to a facility near Kitimat — actually looks like, and it's far cry from how the Office of the Wet'suwet'en treat their own campsite blockades.
For more videos and to help support this journalism, please visit EndTheBlockades.com.
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