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    Keystone cancellation a boon for Canada

    Media Release | Thursday, 19 Jan 2012
    OTTAWA - Green Leader Elizabeth May sees the Obama Administration refusal of the Keystone Pipeline as an opportunity to create Canadian jobs.  "We should now pause and re-think shipping our...

    Employment Insurance backlogs reaching crisis levels

    Media Release | Thursday, 19 Jan 2012
    OTTAWA - The Green Party of Canada is calling on the Government of Canada to solve the Employment Insurance (EI) backlog immediately as it is causing immense stress for already suffering families.  “...

    Durban and the road ahead

    Blog | Wednesday, 18 Jan 2012
    Originally published in Island Tides,Vol 24, Number 1, Jan 12, 2012. I have been home on Canadian soil for the last few weeks, happy to enjoy Christmas in Sidney, but having trouble shaking the...

    Health Canada failed to reveal radioactivity in rainwater

    Media Release | Wednesday, 18 Jan 2012
    OTTAWA - Despite public concern over fallout from the nuclear disaster in Fukushima, Health Canada failed to report higher than normal radioactive iodine levels in rainwater.  The Green Party of...

    Greens welcome new Liberal marijuana policy

    Media Release | Tuesday, 17 Jan 2012
    OTTAWA - The Green Party of Canada is welcoming the shift in Liberal policy to legalize and regulate marijuana.  “It is nice to see another party come in line with Green Party policy.  We have said...

    Greens pan Liberal choice of Alternative Vote

    Media Release | Tuesday, 17 Jan 2012
    OTTAWA - The Green Party of Canada is panning the Liberal convention’s choice to endorse an Alternative Vote system as their party policy.  “Alternative Vote is not Proportional Representation and...

    Greens ask Quebec to re-commit to Kyoto

    Media Release | Friday, 13 Jan 2012
    OTTAWA - The Green Party of Canada Quebec wing is supporting the initiative of a petition submitted to the National Assembly, asking thatQuebec commit to the Kyoto Protocol, despite the federal...

    Cuts will have long-term consequences

    Media Release | Thursday, 12 Jan 2012
    OTTAWA - Responding to the news that 60 Environment Canada scientists and researchers received their pink slips today, Green Leader Elizabeth May (Saanich-Gulf Islands) expressed dismay.  “Cutting...