We are pleased to announce that GPNS Leader Anthony Edmonds will be our candidate in the current Preston by-election. Anthony is a young, family-oriented professional engineer with a strong sense of responsibility and a record of community involvement. He will make a fantastic MLA. If you would like to support his campaign by volunteering, donating,...
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Green Party of Nova Scotia Celebrates Earth Day
Halifax 2023-04-23 The Green Party of Nova Scotia celebrated Earth Day on April 22 at their Annual General Meeting. The members adopted 130 policy statements in a Policy Document encompassing ecological stewardship, responsible government (including proportional representation), and a broad range of other important issues, including health, housing and justice. GPNS Leader Anthony Edmonds, who...
Green Party of Nova Scotia Sets Record Year For Fundraising
Halifax 2023-01-02 The Green Party of Nova Scotia had a recording-setting fundraising year in 2022. Current totals indicate at least a 90% increase over the previous best year. The previous record for a non-election year was $10,595 raised in 2020, and donations have almost doubled that amount in 2022. “I’m thrilled to welcome new support...
New Climate Plan Good Starting Point, Lacks Vision
Halifax 2022-12-11 The Green Party of Nova Scotia (GPNS) welcomes the release of the province’s Climate Risk Assessment and Climate Action Plan. However, while the risk assessment illustrates future and current harms of climate change, such as Hurricane Fiona, the plan itself falls short of capturing the urgency of the moment. “We were happy to...
Green Party of Nova Scotia Elect Anthony Edmonds, Leader and Jo-Ann Roberts, Deputy Leader
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Halifax 10/24/2021 The Green Party of Nova Scotia (GPNS) elected Anthony Edmonds, Leader and Jo-Ann Roberts, Deputy Leader at a Special General Meeting on October 23, 2021. The blended event (in person and virtual) was well attended by GPNS members. Voting was conducted via electronic ballot, Edmonds and Roberts were elected by...