Greens focus on B.C. while pollsters see opportunity in Atlantic Canada

Despite the apparent potential for gain in Atlantic Canada, five Green candidates who spoke to The Hill Times say they haven’t received any money from the central party.

Green Party leader Elizabeth May and Green Party MP Paul Manly unveil Mission: Possible, the party’s 20-point Climate action plan at a press conference in West Block on May 16, 2019. Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

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BY NEIL MOSS, AIDAN CHAMANDY

August 26, 2019

Pollsters say the Green Party has a real chance to win seats in Atlantic Canada this fall, but so far the party has focused on sending money and support to candidates on the West Coast, leaving some eastern Greens on their own. A Leger poll released Aug. 21 suggested ...

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