When people don't want to do something, they will come up with everything and anything to throw in the way.  I am not saying that the pipeline project is not a risk.  But that risk can be managed and dealt with.  Shall we talk about Victoria and the fact that it has people living there whose sewage goes into the ocean untreated?  Over the last 40 years, what enviromental damage has that done compared to the existing pipeline? Is there a risk allowing fuel laden planes into Vancouver's airport?  Is there a risk having boats in the water that run off fuel?
If we as a people are going to "remove all risk" from BC's pristine coastline, let's do the full meal deal.  No sewage, no boats, no airplanes flying over, let's do away with it all.  No power plants, no industry, no travel, no food production.
Or let's get real and dispense with all of this nonsense.  We have the ability to build pipelines and other infrastructure in a safe manner.  We have the ability to mitigate risk.