Pipeline protesters block main access to Port of Vancouver Activists have blocked the intersection of Clark Drive and East Hastings Street in solidarity with the Wetâsuwetâen First Nation. By late Monday, more than 47 protesters had been arrested. court rejects appeals of Trans Mountain pipeline protesters Back to video. Protesters have blocked a rail line along the Trans Mountain expansion pipeline route in Metro Vancouver Tuesday (Nov. 17). A protest is scheduled to take place in Vancouver this weekend, in solidarity with members of the Wetâsuwetâen Nation, against the construction of the Coastal GasLink pipeline. Anti-pipeline protesters were served Sunday with a court injunction ordering them to stop blocking access to four ports in the Vancouver area, marking the latest development in what has become a national movement to halt construction on the natural gas project. Alex Spence, centre, who is originally from Haida Gwaii, beats a drum and sings during a march in support of pipeline protesters in northwestern British Columbia, in Vancouver⦠Protesters blocked train traffic in east Vancouver on Monday afternoon to support Wetâsuwetâen hereditary chiefs who oppose the Coastal GasLink pipeline. Protesters blocked train traffic in east Vancouver on Monday afternoon to support Wetâsuwetâen hereditary chiefs who oppose the Coastal GasLink pipeline. The protest ⦠Anti-pipeline protesters at 6 p.m. Wednesday preparing to walk north on Clark Drive to East First Avenue, a major artery connecting downtown Vancouver to Highway 1. B.C. On Aug. 20, 2018, David Anthony Gooderham was one of four people who ⦠Nov 23, 2020, 11:04 PM The activists aimed to denounce the Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion Project in Canada and the materials for the pipeline that come through the Port of Vancouver. The protest ⦠According to organizers Extinction Rebellion, the protest is at near the intersection of North Road and the Trans-Canada Highway in Burnaby, where oil is shipped by rail. The protest ⦠The nationwide demonstrations had been set off by the recent arrests of 21 protesters at the pipeline ⦠(Dan Burritt/CBC) VANCOUVER -- About two dozen climate activists have blocked a railway line in East Vancouver, while demanding an end to the controversial Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.
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