Email from BC Environmental Assessment Office re Woodfibre LNG – Amendment – Request for Extension to Comment Deadline

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From: Tracey Saxby <tracey@myseatosky.org> 
Date: July 16, 2025 at 20:19:49 EDT 
To: Kate-Louise Stamford <kstamford@islandstrust.bc.ca>, Joe Bernardo 
<jbernardo@islandstrust.bc.ca>, Judith Gedye <jgedye@islandstrust.bc.ca>, Sue Ellen 
Fast <sfast@islandstrust.bc.ca>, Laura Patrick <lpatrick@islandstrust.bc.ca> 
Subject: Amendment to Woodfibre LNG's environmental assessment certificate 
  
Dear Trustees, 
  
Woodfibre LNG has applied to the BC Environmental Assessment Office (BC EAO) to 
amend its Environmental Assessment Certificate for a second floating workcamp located 
at the Woodfibre site. This will double the number of workers being water-taxied through 
Átl’ḵa7tsem / Howe Sound to 1,300 workers, along with many other environmental and 
social impacts. 
  
The public are invited to review the application and submit comments by August 2, 2025.  
  
We encourage Islands Trust to request an extension from the BC EAO and make a written 
submission. 
  
While the public are encouraged to submit comments through the survey tool on the 
EPIC.engage  website, we recommend that you request to send a written submission via 
email to EAO.operations@gov.bc.ca.  
  
We also recommend that you include any references that you may refer to in your 
submission as attachments to ensure these documents become part of the official record. 
For example, if you refer to a scientific journal article, include the complete scientific 
journal article as an attachment.  
  
BC EAO requests that all attachments be combined into a single PDF file with your written 
submission. 
  
Thank you for continuing to hold Woodfibre LNG accountable for its impacts on the 
precious ecosystems of Átl’ḵa7tsem / Howe Sound and our communities. 
  
Best Regards, 
Tracey 
  
  
Tracey Saxby 
Executive Director  
My Sea to Sky 

Cell: +1 (604) 892-7501 
Email: tracey@myseatosky.org  
Web: http://myseatosky.org  
  
We respectfully acknowledge that we work in the traditional, unceded territories and 
ancestral lands of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), Sel̓íl̓witulh 
(Tsleil-Waututh), and shíshálh (Sechelt) Nations.

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