Kinder Morgan employees stand in the area where their company illegaly cut 13 Red Alders in the Burnaby Mountain Conservation Area. The Kinder Morgan helicopter flies above.
Kinder Morgan removed these trees so that they could drill a borehole to survey the mountain for the proposed Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion Project.
A protestor screams in anger after discovering Kinder Morgan employees once again illegally cutting vegetation in the conservation area.
A protestor escorts Kinder Morgan out of the conservation area.
A First Nations woman at a protest camp drums a song to initiate the "Sacred Fire", a fire that would burn continuously for almost three months.
A First Nations artist begins creating a totem pole that is planned to be placed over a Kinder Morgan borehole.
Protesting the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion by Kinder Morgan.
Protesting the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion by Kinder Morgan.
Protestors hold candles to symbolize a funeral for the death of the justice system, after the courts granted Kinder Morgan an injunction zone to begin pipeline surveys.
First Nations people gather around the sacred fire, sharing stories and their concerns for the proposed pipeline expansion.
A protestor camps out in a tree for a week in the clearing where Kinder Morgan first removed trees on Burnaby Mountain.
The next morning, police removed the protestor from the tree and brought him to jail.
Later that day, Kinder Morgan employees were escorted by police to begin drilling a borehole where the tree sitter was protesting.
Protestors fall to the ground after getting caught up in a frenzy of police and other protestors.
Police stand guard inside the injunction zone.
Tamo Campos, an environmental activist and grandson of David Suzuki, was pulled across the injunction line by police and arrested.
A young First Nations girl protests against Kinder Morgan.
A protests began to get heated, a First Nations man begins to sing in anger of Kinder Morgan.
A young Burnaby resident stands behind the injunction line as Kinder Morgan begins to drill a borehole in the Burnaby Mountain Conservation Area.
Many protestors camped out for months at the borehole sites.
A protestor has a sigh of relief as Kinder Morgan trucks turn around after protestors blocked the road to the borehole sites.
Kinder Morgan eventually made their way up the road, despite the people trying to stop them.
Professors and scientists gather at an "Academics for Climate Action" rally on Burnaby Mountain.
Protestors dance in joy as Kinder Morgan runs out of time to survey and leaves the mountain.
Protestors dance in joy as Kinder Morgan runs out of time to survey and leaves the mountain. The Kinder Morgan Helicopter flies above, bringing equipment from the mountain, back to their facilities.
The story is not over though. No final decisions have been made.
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