Elizabeth May hosts David Suzuki in Sidney, BC for Talks and Film Screening of a “Force of Nature” on Suzuki’s life

David Suzuki will speak with Elizabeth May, Canada’s Green Party leader, at a film screening of a “Force of Nature”, a new documentary about Suzuki’s life by filmmaker Sturla Gunnarsson. The event, hosted by the Saanich-Gulf Islands Green Party, will occur at the Mary Winspear Centre on Saturday, April 2, from 6:00 – 9:30 pm. ...

Green Party’s Elizabeth May endorses national food security program

By Natalie North, Saanich News Overlooking Saanich farmland from the summit of Mount Douglas, the next generation of local farmers spoke about the importance of food security and healthy food. Students from the global studies class at Claremont have been learning to farm through Growing-Young-Farmers, a program launched by organic farming advocate Dave Friend and ...

Elizabeth May and the “Growing-Young-Farmers” Program call for Support of Family Farms, Organic Agriculture, and Hands-On Food-Growing Educational Programs

Today at noon at the Mount Douglas Park summit overlooking local Saanich farmlands, Canada’s Green Party leader Elizabeth May and Dave Friend, public speaker, educator and a consultant on food security issues, held a media conference in support of family farms, organic agriculture, and school education programs to create a generation of informed and enthusiastic ...

Canadians join with Greens against Attack Ads

OTTAWA — The Green Party of Canada has had immense reaction from Canadians to its “Attack Ad on Attack Ads.” Released on Monday, the ad has attracted more than forty thousand viewers on Youtube and has been one of the most popular Canadian videos of the week. “Greens have been hearing from Canadians across the ...

Global Centenary Year of International Women’s Day

OTTAWA — On March 8th, the Green Party of Canada is celebrating one hundred years of International Women’s Day. “Hopefully in another hundred years, there won’t be any need to have a day specific to women because equality will have been achieved,” said Green Leader Elizabeth May. “Until then, we encourage everyone to take part ...

‘It doesn’t have to be like this,’ Greens say in meta attack ad

by Jane Taber Globe and Mail Update Posted on Monday, March 7, 2011 11:14AM EST Elizabeth May has entered the attack-ad game – by attacking attack ads. The Green Party Leader turned the tables on her opponents Monday, launching a TV campaign called “Change the Channel on Attack Ads.” It’s a bit of a send-up ...