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Gulf Islanders for Safe Technology (GIFST), a Canadian activist group that opposes BC Hydro's smart meter program, is demanding that the Gulf Islands be declared a "smart meter-free zone."

According to a Gulf Islands Driftwood report, GIFST spokesperson Chris Anderson told local officials at a meeting last week that they must "engage in more discussion about this flawed program," urging that the local government ban smart meter installations.

To read the full report, click here.




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