VOICED : Activists vow resistance as courts to rule on Canada pipeline

The video discusses the appeal in Vancouver to overturn the approval of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. It highlights the opposition from citizens, municipalities, and the British Columbia government, as well as the alliance between First Nations and environmental organizations. Greenpeace is conducting training exercises for activists to protest against oil tankers. The Mosquito fleet is prepared to block tankers, while the Canadian Government argues the expansion is in the national interest. However, First Nations and environmental groups remain opposed.

What is the main reason for the appeal in Vancouver against the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion?

• To increase oil exports

• To build more pipelines

• To overturn the government's approval

• To support the government's decision

Who are conducting a pipeline resistance training camp in the Salish Sea?

• Local fishermen

• First Nations people and environmental organizations

• Oil companies

• The Canadian Government

What is the potential consequence if the pipeline is not stopped?

• Increased tourism

• Over 400 oil tankers passing through annually

• Reduction in oil prices

• Improved relations with China

What role do Greenpeace boats play in the simulation exercises?

• They represent media outlets

• They are used for fishing

• They simulate law enforcement

• They act as oil tankers

What is the Canadian Government's argument for expanding the pipeline?

• It will decrease employment

• It will reduce oil exports

• It is in the national interest

• It will harm the environment