Stop the Tilbury LNG project

On September 21, 2026, the Federal and BC governments approved Tilbury Phase 2 LNG. Now, FortisBC is one step closer to expanding its Tilbury Liquefied Natural Gas plant along a fragile part of the Fraser River, in Delta, British Columbia.

The risks of this fossil fuel project are high: to our health, the water, and marine life. The Southern Resident killer whales in the area are already struggling to survive, and increased tanker traffic and industrial activity in their habitat will only add to the pressure they face.

Right now, our petition to stop this project is above 21,000 and a record number of local community members voiced their concerns during the comment period held over the summer. We aren’t stopping now.

Email the provincial and federal government and share your disappointment with their rubber-stamping of such a dangerous project – and let them know we’ll keep fighting pollution every step of the way.

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Premier

David

Eby

BC NDP

The Honourable

Tamara

Davidson

BC NDP

Minister

Adrian

Dix

BC NDP

The Honourable

Kevin

Jardine

BC NDP

Associate Deputy Minister

Alex

MacLennan

Environmental Assessment Office

Honourable Minister

Julie

Dabrusin

Environment and Climate Change

Dear Minister {contact_data~lastName},

I am writing to express my deepest disappointed in the decision that came September 21st to approve Tilbury LNG Phase 2. This incredibly dangerous project brings great risks to our health, environment, water and marine life. I implore you to stop FortisBC’s proposal to expand its Tilbury LNG Project, an LNG facility along a fragile part of the Fraser River in Metro Vancouver.

An accident or spill of LNG would endanger residents and could ignite into a massive fireball. The South Arm of the Fraser River is a dynamic area with the potential for unexpected weather or the risk of ignition from human activity. Fortis has not sufficiently provided evidence of scenario modelling or emergency notification plans for residents in the case of a spill, counting on too many factors to go perfectly right. The risks are too great to allow this project to proceed unchecked.

Expanding British Columbia's LNG infrastructure will hold back Canada's climate commitments and lock in about 1 million tonnes of GHG emissions each year for decades to come. LNG is made from fracked methane gas, a highly polluting fossil fuel that is 86 times worse than carbon dioxide for warming our planet. Methane gas leaks into the atmosphere while extracting, transporting, and using LNG. Those leaks go massively under-reported.

A significant amount of LNG from Tilbury would be used to fuel and expand shipping by transporting and exporting 2.5 million tonnes of fracked LNG annually. While it might sound like a cleaner option to switch ships away from conventional marine fuels and on to LNG, pollution from unburned methane that slips from the engines actually undermines any potential benefits of switching off dirty fuels. We need to transition to technologies that reduce the total life-cycle of GHG emissions, including energy-saving technologies, wind-assisted propulsion, zero-emission fuels, batteries, and fuel cells.

It’s time to decarbonize Canada’s economy and invest in healthy, climate-safe solutions instead.

Finally, this project could have devastating impacts on critical habitat for marine life. Increasing noisy and polluting ship traffic for LNG would stack the odds against orca whales that already struggle to find food in the busy ocean highway of the Salish Sea.

For the sake of ocean wildlife, our climate, and our communities, I urge you to reverse the approval of FortisBC’s Tilbury LNG expansion project.

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