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Tanker protest, Peace Arch
Year: 1973
Description: Environmentalists, unionists and other demonstrate at the Peace Arch to protest U.S. plans to bring oil supertankers down the BC coast in conjunction with construction of the TransAlaskan pipeline. The opposition to the plan resulted the following year in the federal government's informal moratorium on tanker traffic on the coast. Among rally organizing groups was SPEC, then known as the Scientific Pollution and Environmental Society.
Type: Still Image
Tanker protest, Peace Arch
Year: 1973
Description: Environmentalists, unionists and other demonstrate at the Peace Arch to protest U.S. plans to bring oil supertankers down the BC coast in conjunction with construction of the TransAlaskan pipeline. The opposition to the plan resulted the following year in the federal government's informal moratorium on tanker traffic on the coast. Among rally organizing groups was SPEC, then known as the Scientific Pollution and Environmental Society.
Type: Still Image
Tanker protest, Peace Arch
Year: 1973
Description: Environmentalists, unionists and others demonstrate at the Peace Arch to protest U.S. plans to bring oil supertankers down the BC coast in conjunction with construction of the TransAlaskan pipeline. The opposition to the plan resulted the following year in the federal government's informal moratorium on tanker traffic on the coast. Among rally organizing groups was SPEC, then known as the Scientific Pollution and Environmental Society.
Type: Still Image
Tanker protest, Peace Arch
Year: 1973
Description: Environmentalists, unionists and other demonstrate at the Peace Arch to protest U.S. plans to bring oil supertankers down the BC coast in conjunction with construction of the TransAlaskan pipeline. The opposition to the plan resulted the following year in the federal government's informal moratorium on tanker traffic on the coast. Among rally organizing groups was SPEC, then known as the Scientific Pollution and Environmental Society.
Type: Still Image
News Editor taking a strong advertorial stance on big oil "For those of you who didn't get the memo, it's no longer "Tar Sands". It's "Oil Sands"." "Also, "Supertankers" are now referred to as "Superbtankers"."
Year: 2012
Names: Olson, Geoff
Part of: Editorial Cartoons Collection
Type: Still Image
[Budget surplus depicted as a tanker ship leaking oil]
Year: 1997
Names: Larter, John
Part of: Editorial Cartoons Collection
Type: Still Image
Guess who got a raise...
Year: 1998
Names: Larter, John
Part of: Editorial Cartoons Collection
Type: Still Image
