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THE WEAVER Fall Equinox 2020 Edition
THE WEAVER Fall Equinox 2020 Edition A Publication of the Saskatchewan Green Party “We are the sun. We are the wind. We are the new day About to begin.” DG “Optimism is a strategy for making a better future. Because unless you believe that the future can be better, you are unlikely to step up and take responsibility for making it so.” Noam Chomsky TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE # 1. Introduction 2 2. A Message from Our Leader 2 3. Some Thoughts on Left and Right 3-4 4. Saskatchewan Parents Deserve Better 5 5. Editorial: Help Our Heroes Help Us 5-6 6. Public Health Calling for a Green, Healthy and Just Recovery (Media Release) 6-7 7. Takeover (A Poem) 7 8. Stop the Freeway – Save the Swale! 8-9 9. Germany Gets Both: No Nuclear, Less CO2 9-11 10. The Green Movement Then and Now (Part Two) 11-15 11. We Still Need the Marxist (A Poem) 15 12. A New Story for Humanity (A Film Review) 16 13. A Glimpse of a Darker Future (A Book Review) 16-17 14. Fall Calendar of Days of Reflection and Commemoration 17-19 The Saskatchewan Green Party: https://www.saskgreen.ca/ THE WEAVER Fall Equinox 2020 Edition INTRODUCTION A MESSAGE FROM OUR LEADER by Dave Greenfield Hello Green Friends, Welcome to the Fall Equinox 2020 issue of the Weaver. This issue offers an informative range of 2020 has seen incredible growth and rejuvenation articles and related works furthering the building of within our party. We have a slate of great candidates a green and progressive political culture in heading into the fall election. -
Volume 31 Number 4
April 6, 2001 Serving the Glebe community since 1973 FREE Let's prevent Great Glebe Garage Sale gridlock BY SUSAN JERMYN illegally parked vehicles warning The popularity of the Great that parking regulations could be Glebe Garage Sale is causing some enforced with tickets and tow- concern about safety. During last aways. A similar education cam- year's sale, some streets were paign worked well to educate completely blocked with cars. drivers of tour buses to the Tulip Residents, the fire and police de- Festival, according to Brian Car- partments and OC Transpo com- roll of the Dow's Lake Residents plained to the city, according to As Phil Edens of the city's traffic The GCA's Chris Bradshaw division. says it is important to work co- "Public safety is in jeopardy," operatively on this. "Glebe resi- said Edens at the GCA meeting dents should all go around the March 27. sale on foot," he advises, "and Although some GCA board take a wagon. And we should ask members felt the spirit of the our friends who come to the sale neighbourhood-wide sale was all to park in our own driveways. good-humoured, they agreed that Let's get the message outour Photo: S. Jerrnyn some streets are worse than oth- vendors can do their part by re- Post office gets ers. Cars are parked on both sides minding approaching customers ready to move of the street along the avenues to park their cars legally." BY SUSAN JERMYN Postal box numbers will not and at O'Connor and Strathcona, He says he thinks the city is The new post office at 108 change. -
List of Candidates by Electoral District and Individual Results Liste Des Candidats Par Circonscription Et Résultats Individuels
Thirty-seventh general election 2000: TABLE 12/TABLEAU 12 Trente-septième élection générale 2000 : Official voting results Résultats officiels du scrutin List of candidates by electoral district and individual results Liste des candidats par circonscription et résultats individuels Votes obtained Majority * Electoral district Candidate and affiliation Place of residence Occupation - - - - - - Votes obtenus Majorité * Circonscription Candidat et appartenance Lieu de résidence Profession No./Nbre % No./Nbre % Newfoundland/Terre-Neuve Bonavista--Trinity--Conception Brian Tobin (Lib.) St. John's, Nfld./T.-N. Politician/Politicien 22,096 54.4 11,087 27.3 Jim Morgan (P.C./P.-C.) Cupids, Nfld./T.-N. Businessman/Homme d'affaires 11,009 27.1 Fraser March (N.D.P./N.P.D.) Blaketown, Nfld./T.-N. Self-employed/Travailleur indépendant 6,473 15.9 Randy Wayne Dawe (Alliance) Clarke's Beach, Nfld./T.-N. Businessman/Homme d'affaires 1,051 2.6 Burin--St. George's Bill Matthews (Lib.) ** Mount Pearl, Nfld./T.-N. Parliamentarian/Parlementaire 14,603 47.5 6,712 21.8 Sam Synard (NIL) Marystown, Nfld./T.-N. Educator/Éducateur 7,891 25.7 Fred Pottle (P.C./P.-C.) Kippens, Nfld./T.-N. Businessman/Homme d'affaires 5,798 18.9 Peter Fenwick (Alliance) Cape St. George, Nfld./T.-N. Journalist/Journaliste 1,511 4.9 David Sullivan (N.D.P./N.P.D.) Torbay, Nfld./T.-N. Teacher/Enseignant 924 3.0 Gander--Grand Falls George Baker (Lib.) ** Gander, Nfld./T.-N. Parliamentarian/Parlementaire 15,874 55.0 7,683 26.6 Roger K. Pike (P.C./P.-C.) Grand Falls-Windsor, Nfld./T.-N. -
Green Party of Canada
Green Party of Canada From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search Green Party of Canada Active Federal Party Founded 1983 Leader Jim Harris President Bruce Abel Headquarters Box 997 Station B Ottawa, Ontario K1P 5R1 Political ideology Green, eco-capitalist International alignment Global Greens Colours Green Website http://www.greenparty.ca/ The Green Party of Canada is a federal political party in Canada. It does not have any members in the Canadian House of Commons. Contents [hide] • 1 Current status • 2 History o 2.1 Beginning o 2.2 1980s o 2.3 1990s o 2.4 Joan Russow's leadership 1997–2001 o 2.5 Jim Harris' leadership 2003-present . 2.5.1 Full slate . 2.5.2 2004 election and aftermath . 2.5.3 2006 election • 3 Internet innovation • 4 Policy direction • 5 Policies • 6 Membership exclusions • 7 Current policy debates • 8 Election results • 9 Leaders • 10 Affiliations • 11 Provincial and Territorial Green parties • 12 See also • 13 External links [edit] Current status In the 2006 federal election, the Green Party received about 4.5% of the popular vote, virtually the same percentage as in 2004, despite having received public funding (over $CDN 1 million per year) for the first time and receiving more media coverage than ever before. In the 2004 federal election, the Green Party fielded candidates in all 308 of the nation's ridings and received 4.3% of the popular vote. In the 2000 election, it fielded candidates in 111 of the then 301 ridings. Under Canada's first past the post electoral system, no Green Party candidate has ever been elected to the federal or provincial level in Canada.