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Nova Scotians Should Expect Better Democracy
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Nova Scotians Should Expect Better Democracy

(Halifax) Dr. Thomas Trappenberg has a message for Nova Scotians: “Strategic voting isn’t true democracy.” The Green Party of Nova Scotia leader spoke at the group’s AGM on Saturday, April 29, calling on the citizens of the province to vote their principles. One of the key points in the Green Party’s vision for a better Nova...

Green Party Meets to Encourage Nova Scotians to Expect Better
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Green Party Meets to Encourage Nova Scotians to Expect Better

On April 29, 2017, Green Party members and interested members of the public from across Nova Scotia will gather at Dalhousie University in Halifax for the Annual General Meeting. The revitalized party will be electing provincial executive, identifying candidates to run in the next provincial election and discussing policy. Special guests will include PEI and...

Nova Scotia Greens call on McNeil government to continue talks on carbon pricing
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Nova Scotia Greens call on McNeil government to continue talks on carbon pricing

October 04, 2016 (OTTAWA) – The McNeil government is rejecting climate change science by refusing to participate in talks with Environment and Climate Change Minister Catherine McKenna. On Monday, Nova Scotia Environment Minister Margaret Miller ditched a meeting about the Trudeau government’s new carbon pricing scheme. “Margaret Miller walking out of the climate talks shows that...

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