The mission statement, if you will, as taken from the Defend our climate website, calls for Canadians to "help build a united wall of opposition to pipelines, reckless tar sands expansion and runaway climate change at local events across the country."
In Prince Rupert, that would appear to be a planned protest to be held outside the offices of the Prince Rupert Port Authority in the Atlin Terminal, where organizers plan to link arms in protest, to show their opposition to any proposals on oil tanker traffic on the North Coast.
A link to their planned protest, outlines that they have chosen the Prince Rupert Port Authority office, as they believe that the Port Authority is planning for the arrival of oil tankers in the Prince Rupert region.
They also offer up and update on their plans with a Facebook page on the theme which was created on November 1st.
The local protest is being organized by the Prince Rupert Environmental Society, those that wish to contact that group can get in touch by way of email at info@SaveourSkeenaSalmon.org
Both a Facebook page and twitter feed for the national day of protest have also been created to provide updates on national developments.
Some of other protests in the region that day are planned for Terrace, Kitimat and Smithers.
Media coverage of the planned protests for November 16th can be found below
Terrace Standard-- Anti pipeline rally planned in Terrace
Cross posted from the North Coast Review
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