FOGON
May 8, 2012 in Blog
With Love,
Evan
You can find Fogon making music at Quest University in Squamish, BC, and you can purchase all three of their albums online on their Bandcamp.
May 8, 2012 in Blog
With Love,
Evan
You can find Fogon making music at Quest University in Squamish, BC, and you can purchase all three of their albums online on their Bandcamp.
March 19, 2012 in Blog

My name is Linden I come from the killer whale clan, I live in Hartley Bay.
I don’t know if you had heard but Enbridge we are not Indians we are First Nations and we can not be bought! Everyday I cry, because the thought of a ship the size of three football fields going by my home causing giant waves possibly killing some of the whales and mother natures’ beautiful work…. It hurts me, it really does hurt me. And I hope they get the message that we don’t need Enbridge…or their money. Because we are making it on our own already.
I have this Group on Facebook. Called Help linden and Amy stop Enbridge from ruining the north coast of BC. Guess how many likes I have, 215, that’s 215 people helping me! Say no! Say no to oil tankers say no to pipelines! We have a slogan Do you wanna know what it is?
My grandmother told me that when my grandfather was still alive, he loved to fish he loved going out on the boat with his brother Simon Reece, she said one time, my mother Stefanie Fisher, Trudy Reece , Yvonne Bolton & my grandfather went blue berry picking and went back to Hartley Bay on a Log… I’m legit not even kidding…. A log!
I have three mothers all three are in this gym today! Two of them I call them mother because their daughters are my best friends! My real mother is Stefanie Fisher and my adopted mothers, Teresa Robinson and Eva Hill. All of them love going Salmon Berry picking, and they won’t be able to do that if we have to move somewhere else to live. I also have four stepdads, one stepdad and two the husbands of Eva Hill and Teresa Robinson. The other is my real dad, he lives in Prince Rupert with his GF, he loved fishing. And still does! Cam loves being out on the boat fishing, doing whatever. Marven is a nature guy he takes us out to watch whales, bears, wolves all those beautiful things.
My stepdad Edward Robinson Sr, he likes going trolling and we go out to that far Island when I come home for a few days from King Pacific Lodge, me my mom and him go and watch bears eat mollusks or fish.
I wanted to end this speech with something special,
But when you think of it, you’re in something special already. Welcome to the Geat Bear Rainforest.
Thank you
February 27, 2012 in Blog

Peace Out
Come out THIS THURSDAY March 8th to watch the FIRST Squamish screening of Peace Out. This outstanding documentary was awarded ‘The most popular Canadian documentary’ at the Vancouver International Film Festival. The film deals with the true costs of energy as it covers resource extraction across BC and Alberta, specifically focusing on the Peace River region. Join us in a Q&A with special guests Peace Out director, Charles Wilkinson, and producer Tina Schliessler.
Entrance is by donation and proceeds will go to the student-led paddle trip: the Great Bear Rainforest Youth Paddle. The GBR Youth Paddle supports the First Nations people in opposition of the Enbridge and contributes to the growing campaign for the preservation the Great Bear Rainforest.
March 8th | Quest University Canada
Multi-Purpose Room (MPR) | Doors 6:30, Movie at 7:00pm
Entrance by donation (free for students)
February 23, 2012 in Blog
We’d like to thank everyone who came out Saturday February 11th to our event Raise Your Voice for the Great Bear Rainforest. We were blown away by the talent, generosity and musicality of Good for Grapes, Jasper Sloan Yip and No Sinner who all played fantastic sets over the course of the evening while everyone sipped drinks and danced. On top of that we had some live art done by the passionate activist Jay Peachy, some beats spun by DJ Mad Love and a silent auction that featured an array of lovely pieces by many of our favourite local artists. All these elements came together to create a beautiful and inspiring evening in support of our beloved Great Bear Rainforest! - Caitlin Byrnes
Click the the image below to see some photos from the event…more to come!
Photo by Bruna Melis
February 20, 2012 in Blog
We have long felt that these supertankers are all risk and no reward – it’s all about shipping raw bitumen from Alberta’s tar sands to Asia. Additionally, banning oil tanker traffic would effectively stop any move by Enbridge to ship oil through its planned $4.5 billion Northern Gateway Pipeline.
You may also be interested to know of our party’s efforts to cut subsidies to non-renewable energy producers, and redirect these revenues into clean energy projects. We feel that the Conservative government’s irresponsible support for the fossil fuel industry is leaving Canada behind and costing us billions. (http://www.ndp.ca/platform/
You can read more about our ideas to help achieve a cleaner and healthier
environment by visiting:
http://www.ndp.ca/platform/
http://meganleslie.ndp.ca/
http://www.ndp.ca/press/
Our team of New Democrat MPs remain committed to putting forward practical solutions that will move Canada forward and ensure that we maintain a clean, sustainable Canada for future generations.
Again, I appreciate the time you have taken to voice your concerns. I invite you to visit our website at www.ndp.ca to learn the latest about our team of New Democrats. Also, feel free to pass along my response to your network of
friends and family.
All the best,
Nycole Turmel, M.P.
Interim Leader of the Official Opposition
New Democratic Party of Canada
February 8, 2012 in Blog
GBR Youth Paddle is also super excited to have No Sinner play an acoustic set at The Wise Hall on February 11th!
Watch video above for No Sinner’s latest single and video- Boo Hoo Hoo.
Read about No Sinner: VancouverSun | Exclaim!
No Sinner’s bandcamp HERE
Only 4 days left to get advance tickets: here or at Red Cat Records!
February 4, 2012 in Blog
GBR Youth Paddle is thrilled to have the pleasure of listening to Jasper Sloan Yip play at The Wise Hall on February 11th!
Read about Jasper: StreamingCafe | Peak Performance Project
Jasper’s website: HERE
The event is only one week away! get your advance tickets here!
January 16, 2012 in Blog
Come out SATURDAY February 11th to hear the talented Jasper Sloan Yip followed by a very soulful acoustic set from No Sinner. Later in the evening DJ Mad Love will spin some beats for you, and this will all go down at the Wise Hall! Proceeds will go to the Great Bear Rainforest Youth Paddle. At 9pm we will have an awareness session where we will share the vision of the GBR Youth Paddle with you and screen a video by paddle participants and Gitga’at youth from Hartley Bay. There will also be Live Art by Jay Peachy and an art showcase and auction for your viewing pleasure! This is a 19+licensed event. Come out to enjoy fantastic music and show support for those facing great challenges on our BC coast!
Saturday February 11th
The Wise Hall
1882 Adanac Street, Vancouver
Doors 8:30pm show at 9:30pm
Tickets $20 at the door $15 in advance online HERE or in Vancouver at Red Cat Records. Contact Magdalena Angel: 604-849-0932
*Poster Design by Erica Wilk
January 12, 2012 in Blog

Come out SUNDAY January 22nd to watch the FIRST Squamish screening of StandUp4Great Bear documentary; a film about Norm Hann’s 400km expedition of the Great Bear Rainforest on a standup paddleboard! Hann travelled from Kitimat to Bella Bella to document the proposed oil tanker route of the Enbridge pipeline project. The documentary highlights the traditional food harvesting areas of the coastal First Nation’s and the spectacular wildlife and marine environments of the Great Bear Rainforest.
Entrance is by donation, and proceeds will go to the student-led paddle trip, the GBR Youth Paddle, in support the First Nations people and contribute to the growing campaign to preserve the Great Bear Rainforest and to oppose the Enbridge Pipeline. Come out to experience a one of its kind journey and to show support for those facing great challenges on our BC coast!