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You might enjoy helping out those who are actively fighting to stop the Gateway developments and save the environment.
Gateway 30 Network
Phone: 604-536-2790
www.stopgateway.ca
A network of organizations from south of the Fraser River fighting Gateway including ACORN Community Services;
Against Port Expansion (APE); BC NDP Agriculture Committee; BC Great Blue Heron Society; Birdland Residents
Association; Boundary Bay Conservation Committee; Bridgeview Community Association; Burns Bog Conservation
Society www.burnsbog.org ; Canadian Action Party www.canadianactionparty.ca/home.html; Canadian Auto Workers,
local 111 (bus drivers); Central Valley Naturalists; Delta Residents for a Healthy Community; East Ladner
Residents Association; Federation of BC Naturalists; Fraser River Coalition; Fraser
Valley Conservation Coalition; Green Party of BC; Langara Students for Sustainable Transportation; Langley
Conservation Network; Livable Region Coalition (Langley Chapter); Port Mann Community Association;
SmartGrowth BC; Student Action for the Environment (SAFE) – Kwantlen Students; Sunbury Neighbourhood
Association www.sunburyneighbourhood.ca; Surrey Environmental Partners; Soil and Water Conservation Assoc
of BC; There is Another Way – Hoover/Naas; Wilderness Committee; and White Rock/South Surrey Naturalists.
Gateway Sucks
www.gatewaysucks.ca
A small but growing group of individuals who are, in their words, “ticked off” about the Gateway Program.
Please accept our apologies to groups working to stop Gateway that were inadvertently missed.
APE (Against Port Expansion in Delta)
Phone: 604-946-3969
www.againstportexpansion.org
Educating local citizens about the negative impacts of Deltaport expansions and related infrastructure. APE urges
people to contact elected politicians.
SPEC (Society Promoting Environmental Conservation)
Phone: 604-736-7732
www.spec.bc.ca
A non-profit charitable organization that addresses environmental issues in British Columbia, with a particular
focus on urban communities in Lower Mainland and the Georgia Basin. The full copy of SPEC’s Cooking the Books
report can be found here
Livable Region Coalition
www.livableregion.ca
Supports the GVRD’s Livable Region Strategic Plan and believes the Province’s Highway #1 expansion threaten
LRSP principles and will weaken the region’s growth management goals. LRC’s members include the David Suzuki
Foundation; SPEC; Better Environmentally Sound Transportation (BEST); Smart Growth BC; BC Sustainable Energy
Coalition; Burke Mountain Naturalists; Sierra Club of Canada (BC Chapter); Transport 2000 BC; and West End
Residents Association. LRC’s “alternatives” and other policy papers can be found on their web site.
Better Environmentally Sound Transportation (BEST)
www.best.ca
Offers innovative programs to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and climate change, and to inform people about
the environmental, health and community issues surrounding transportation.
Coalition to Save Eagleridge Bluffs
www.eaglerisgebluffs.ca
A group of individuals, elected officials, organizations and other supporters who are standing up to protect
the Eagleridge Bluffs, the Larson Creek Wetlands and the Baden Powell Trail from destruction. Although not
specifically part of the Gateway Project, the destruction of Eagleridge Bluffs was the first part of the BC
government’s environmentally destructive transportation plan that was imposed on an unwilling community.

