Paddle for the Peace draws large turnout amid Site C dam protests
About 271 boaters gathered at the Halfway River junction with the Peace River to celebrate the river and oppose the Site C dam. Participants included Fort St. John resident Angie Bon de Wall and First Nations member Clayton Davis who urged alternatives and said the area serves Treaty 8 nations. Environmental figure David Suzuki warned of ecological costs and urged a shift toward energy efficiency and renewables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urday
Halfway River
Peace River
Site C
Fort St. John
Angie Bon de Wall
Clayton Davis
Davis
Peace Valley
Canada
David Suzuki
Suzuki
Ture
Richard Bullock
Agricultural Land Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alaska Highway News
Union of
B.C
Phillip Stewart
Stewart
NDP Saanich-South
Lana Popham
BC Utilities Commission
Popham
Jonathon Gelteren
Japan
Art Napole
Faisal Moola
54Th Street
Town Plaza
Chetwynd
Lions Recycling Depot
Sally Paquette
Paquette
Ay Phe
Digass
Shooks
Telus
Reynars.com
Wecare
Richard
Sandy Beattie
Pay Les Welding & Safety Supply Store
Authorized
Linde Bottle Depot
Old Hart Wali Road
Tumbler Ridge
Shoplocal
LoveChetwynd
All-West Glass
Glass Express
All-Westglass.com
North Counttrry
Zauto