Canada's Tarsands require the dirtiest methods of oil extraction in the world. Europe rejected this dirty oil as a significant contributor to greenhouse gas. The Enbridge Corporation is determined to build a 1,170 km pipeline across 2 major Mountain Ranges to the Pacific-Coast of Canada to ship Alberta's Tarsands to Asia. In sharp contrast to the oil company's multi-million advertising campaign, the filmmakers take a cinematic kayak journey to explore a maze of islands along BC's remote North Coast, precisely where hundreds of supertankers loaded with millions of barrels of Diluted Bitumen will have to navigate through treacherous waters. This film takes a first-hand look at the coast, its natural features, the weather, the currents, the wildlife, and the people who live there.
| Directed by | Richard C_ Boyce |
| Written by | Richard C. Boyce |