Date: Sunday September 16, 2018 Time: 2pm – 4pm To attend email elvin.kao@greenparty.ca, Markham-Unionville EDA and CA President / CEO Markham-Unionville & Markham-Stouffville Greens executive meeting. All are welcome to attend. The objective of the associations (Electoral district association and Constituency association) is to elect Green Members of Parliament and…
On Sunday, May 6th, 2018 the Markham Greens are holding an electric car event at the Markham GO Station. Free public event: Prepare to be electrified! Local electric car owners share their experiences and show off their cars. Special guests: Paul Raszewski (Sr. & Jr.) of Toronto Electric Vehicle Association.…
On Sunday, April 22, 2018, Markham residences came out to explore our community and local establishments by bike to celebrate Earth Day 2018. We are encouraging people to bike not just for pleasure, but for transportation to get to some great destinations we have in the city. As part of…
Event Date: Friday April 20th, 2018 Location: 19 on the Park in Stouffville It was great to have what appears to be all the residents of Stouffville at the event to support our Green Candidate in Markham-Stouffville Jose Etcheverry. The night also included speeches from Green Candidate in Thornhill, Caryn…
Come celebrate Earth Day with us as we tour Markham by bike to explore our local community establishments and great restaurants. Earth Day is on Sunday, April 22nd, 2018. Meet at 2 pm at the Markham GO Station. This is a free event and open to the public. To register…
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Elizabeth May delivers a powerful speech at the emergency debate on climate change in response to the recent #IPCC report #climate #climateaction #leadership www.msn.com/en-ca/video/newspolitics/elizabeth-may-delivers-impassioned-speech-during-climate-deb...
Elizabeth May Delivers Impassioned Speech During Climate Debate
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"Time is not on our side. History may not be on our side, but by God, we better be on our side. We better grab this chance and make it real," the Green Party leader said in an emergency debate.What's it like being a Green candidate or MP?
People, Politics and Planet | Two Greens in a Pod-(cast) | Episode 1
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For our series launch, Green Party leader Elizabeth May interviews me, Green Party Deputy Jo-Ann Roberts. Over the next half hour, you’ll get to know me, my story, my interests and my passions. You’ll also get the opportunity to learn more about Elizabeth, and how she’s shaped global social an...Between September and November be on the lookout for Salmon in GTA rivers (including the Rouge River!) Learn more about the work that went into bringing these fish back into Lake Ontario and where to spot them this fall, courtesy of the TRCA.
All about salmon in Toronto and GTA waters - Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA)
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Salmon can be found in Lake Ontario and in the creeks and rivers that run through Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area. Learn more about these fish and how they have made a comeback.A new political poll by Corporate Research Associates puts the Green Party of PEI at 38% support from Islanders. 2 points ahead of the Liberals. #peipoli www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-edward-island/pei-cra-poll-august-2018-1.4812816
P.E.I. Green Party grabs lead in latest poll | CBC News
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For the first time a party that is not Liberal or Progressive Conservative has come out on top of a P.E.I. political poll from Corporate Research Associates.Despite Trump's denial Climate change is killing Americans
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'It can’t get much hotter ... can it?' How heat became a national US problem
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Heat now kills more Americans than floods, hurricanes or other natural disasters – but cities are facing it almost entirely alone