Thank you to everyone who helped the petition recently reach 100 signatures! While some residents report their neighbourhoods have returned to normal, new reports are coming in from previously unaffected areas. Below are familiar resources and a few new ones to help you take action—the final two resources may be of particular interest:
1) Share the petition!
2) Report details of your experience with the vibrations (what, where, when, effects) to:
• BC Minister of Health: HLTH.Minister@gov.bc.ca
• BC Minister of Energy & Climate Solutions: ECS.Minister@gov.bc.ca
3) Report same details to a journalist who's shown interest:
• Zach Orobko (CBC): zach.orobko@cbc.ca
4) Contact one resident who believes the cause is stray current from BC Hydro infrastructure:
• Nicolas Marriott: nicolasjmarriott@gmail.com
Note: Apparently, a BC Hydro engineer connected to the case is currently under review by Engineers and Geoscientists British Columbia for obscuring the nature of the issue. Nicolas has compiled extensive evidence of documented attempts by officials to conceal the matter, and is open to being contacted. The paper trail is unsettling. Time may be limited due to recent legal changes that could affect investigations: https://www.ctvnews.ca/vancouver/article/bcs-bill-9-among-rash-of-canadian-legislative-changes-diluting-rights-advocate-says.
The likelihood of resolving this across the region hinges on how many people raise their voices and what a Freedom of Information request can still achieve in post-Bill 9 British Columbia. Nicolas’ work would benefit greatly from your feedback.
5) Review the regional reports map (best viewed on desktop):
https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1_qqMqnjRgo9EXrMsAJrs1L5UMyVQSsE
Note: Many reports cluster near substations, high-voltage lines, conductive railways, and high-draw industrial sites.
Thank you again to everyone who has signed, left a comment, and shared this petition!