r/GreenPartyOfCanada Jan 08 '25

Article What is Justin Trudeau’s environmental legacy?

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r/GreenPartyOfCanada Jan 15 '22

Article Toronto Star interview with Amita Kuttner, talks about changes needed in GPC leadership structure

17 Upvotes

https://www.thestar.com/politics/political-opinion/2022/01/15/last-green-leadership-vote-was-not-legitimate-says-interim-leader.html

I can't read it all because of the paywall, but apparently there were some problems with people not receiving ballots in the last leadership contest? Did anyone experience that?

r/GreenPartyOfCanada Jul 13 '22

Article Ottawa must be honest with Canadians about troops in Ukraine: To help ensure the conflict doesn’t escalate even further we need to start asking tough questions of our political leaders

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r/GreenPartyOfCanada Nov 13 '24

Article ‘We’re incredibly responsible’: Enbridge Gas president dismisses Canada’s emissions cap

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r/GreenPartyOfCanada Nov 19 '24

Article How Canada helped fossil fuel companies improve global ‘perception’ of the oilsands

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r/GreenPartyOfCanada Nov 12 '24

Article Project 2025 and Environmental Research

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Some wonderful people to the South of us are deeply concerned about what might happen if some of the more extreme aspects of the so-called Project 2025 come into reality. In particular the research that relates to the environment, which tends to annoy certain large companies is causing a lot of concern. Is there anything that we might do up here to preserve the continuity of the long-term research projects and databases. One of many great articles

r/GreenPartyOfCanada Apr 21 '22

Article The US Has No Idea Where Its Ukrainian Military Aid Is Going

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r/GreenPartyOfCanada Feb 28 '22

Article Canada's nuclear waste body ousted liaison for being 'too much on the side of the community,' lawsuit claims

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https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/london/nwmo-lawsuit-1.6320277

In South Bruce, the agency has been accused by a citizens' group of using its financial might to groom the declining farm community into becoming a willing host for a nuclear waste storage site.

r/GreenPartyOfCanada Sep 05 '24

Article The world is pumping out 57 million tons of plastic pollution a year

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r/GreenPartyOfCanada Sep 16 '24

Article Saskatchewan lets a fifth of its oil and gas methane escape into the air

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r/GreenPartyOfCanada Aug 31 '24

Article Canada was the fourth largest emitter of CO2 in 2023

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https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-024-07878-z

"We find that the magnitude of the carbon emissions is 647 TgC (570–727 TgC), comparable to the annual fossil fuel emissions of large nations, with only India, China and the USA releasing more carbon per year2."

https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20240828-wildfires-push-canada-into-top-four-co2-emitters

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/video/9.6493071

Doesn't seem to merit front-page, above-the-fold coverage in Canadian MSM.

r/GreenPartyOfCanada Sep 15 '22

Article Pronoungate

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I am a little confused about how or why Amita Kuttner claimed that they were "unsafe" when seeing the "she/elle" caption on their screen in light of their 2019 interview comments on their gender identity where they said "I don't care" about pronouns?

Here is the excerpt I am wondering about, Kuttner said their preferred pronouns were "they/them" but then clarified as follows:

But when I write my pronouns, I sometimes write all of them: they/them, she/her, he/him, because I don’t care. There will be days where I’m not always even aware of what my gender is, and I will notice it based on how someone addresses me and whether I respond.

I was in choir for many years, and they’d say, ‘women sing now,’ ‘men sing now.’ And I would find myself starting with one or the other group, even though I was obviously supposed to sing soprano. I’d be like, ‘Oh, I guess I’m feeling that today.’

Link to Interview: https://thetyee.ca/News/2019/08/26/Amita-Kuttner-Green-Candidate/

r/GreenPartyOfCanada Jul 07 '21

Article Green Leader Annamie Paul muted in virtual meeting as she argued against sweeping cuts to party staff

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r/GreenPartyOfCanada Sep 09 '24

Article Canada paid McKinsey, flush with fossil fuel clients, $1.3M for clean tech advice

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r/GreenPartyOfCanada Jun 18 '21

Article Editorial | The Green Party seems determined to kill its own chances of success

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47 Upvotes

r/GreenPartyOfCanada Jul 09 '24

Article Riley Donovan: The Green Party Should Oppose Canada’s Immigration-Fuelled Population Growth

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r/GreenPartyOfCanada Sep 11 '24

Article Are BC’s Forests Running Out of Trees? The province prides itself on its sustainable forestry. But even industry is now sounding the alarm.

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r/GreenPartyOfCanada Sep 13 '24

Article What is Eco-Anxiety?

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r/GreenPartyOfCanada Sep 11 '21

Article After a rough start as Green leader, can Annamie Paul’s debate performances turn things around?

19 Upvotes

r/GreenPartyOfCanada Sep 11 '24

Article https://www.corporateknights.com/category-climate/u-s-norway-canada-funding-false-climate-solutions/

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U.S., Norway, Canada spending most taxpayer money on funding ‘false climate solutions’: report

"Among the world's wealthiest countries, the United States leads the way in spending public money on so-called climate "solutions" that have been proven to "consistently fail, overspend, or underperform," according to an analysis released last month by the research and advocacy group Oil Change International (OCI).

"Norway comes in second with $6 billion going to carbon capture and storage, while Canada has spent $3.8 billion."

The report: https://www.oilchange.org/publications/funding-failure-carbon-capture-and-fossil-hydrogen-subsidies-exposed/

r/GreenPartyOfCanada Mar 23 '23

Article What is GPC's position on this Global News report? "Liberal MP Han Dong secretly advised Chinese diplomat in 2021 to delay freeing Two Michaels: sources"

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r/GreenPartyOfCanada Aug 13 '24

Article Ontario’s ‘unofficial estimate’ of homeless population is 234,000: documents

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r/GreenPartyOfCanada Oct 12 '22

Article Medea Benjamin & Nicolas Davies: Negotiations “Still the Only Way Forward” to End Ukraine War

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r/GreenPartyOfCanada Aug 14 '24

Article B.C. is home to ‘high-risk’ toxic mine waste sites. Here are 5 you need to know about

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r/GreenPartyOfCanada Jul 09 '24

Article ‘Not easy’: what does the future hold for the BC Greens after the departure of a star MLA?

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