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Video Statement on BC Road Closures | Stakeholder Coalition

Four Wheel Drive Association BC (4WDABC), working with PLUS and other partners, has a message concerning road closures including Rady Creek FSR, Incomappleux FSR, Kettle Valley Railway, Columbia and Western rail Trail, Trans Canada Trail, and more:

If we stay silent today, there may be fewer places for future generations to explore tomorrow.

Here’s how you can help:

✅ Sign the petition: https://c.org/LBZzzwBDH5

✅ Take one extra step and email the Ministry of Forests directly:

 📧 FOR.Minister@gov.bc.ca

Today, I’m asking you to take a few minutes to stand up for the future of public access in British Columbia.

The proposed deactivation of the historic Rady Creek Road isn’t just about one road. It’s about the precedent it could set for access to public lands across our province.

While petitions show public support, taking the time to write a respectful, personal email can often have an even greater impact. Let the Ministry know why maintaining responsible access to BC’s public lands matters to you, your family, your community, or your livelihood.

Finally, please share this video. Every share helps reach someone who may not yet know what’s happening. The more people who see this message, the stronger our collective voice becomes.

This message is supported by:

• Four Wheel Drive Association of BC

 • Trout Lake Recreation Club

 • BC Snowmobile Federation

 • Quad Riders ATV Association of BC

 • BC Powersports Dealers Association

 • Public Land Use Society

 • Association for Mineral Exploration

Together, we can show that British Columbians care about responsible access, meaningful public consultation, and the future of our public lands.

Please sign. Please email. Please share. 

Let’s make sure our voices are heard.

Colin T. Stuart | Representative for Vancouver Island

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