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Greens have come long way, but still have further to go

An EKOS poll pegs Green support at 10 per cent, but has Elizabeth May’s party really made that much of a leap forward?

Photograph by Jake Wright, The Hill Times
It ain’t easy being Green: Green Party Leader Elizabeth May. The election of another MP or two is a possibility if she can solidify her hold on Saanich-Gulf Islands and mount an effective national campaign in 2015. But the party is going to need a little more than a few good polling numbers to get there.

 

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Greens have come long way, but still have further to go

An EKOS poll pegs Green support at 10 per cent, but has Elizabeth May’s party really made that much of a leap forward?

Photograph by Jake Wright, The Hill Times
It ain’t easy being Green: Green Party Leader Elizabeth May. The election of another MP or two is a possibility if she can solidify her hold on Saanich-Gulf Islands and mount an effective national campaign in 2015. But the party is going to need a little more than a few good polling numbers to get there.

 

  

HILL LIFE & PEOPLE SLIDESHOWS
The Sandbox Project 2013 June 12, 2013

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Conservative MP Kellie Leitch makes some remarks.
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CHEO's Alex Munter
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Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq was a sand castle judge.
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Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq and Conservative MP Colin Carrie discuss sand castles.
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NDP MP Linda Duncan
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Rx&D's Hugh Scott
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Defence Minister Peter MacKay
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Conservative MP Ted Opitz rolls up his pants to support the Sandbox Project.
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Conservative MP Ted Opitz helps build a sand castle.
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Conservative MP Chris Alexander plays in the sand.
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Laureen Harper helps build a sand castle.
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Democratic Reform Minister of State Tim Uppal and Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq.
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Democratic Reform Minister of State Tim Uppal and Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq.
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Conservative MP Wai Young, Laureen Harper, and CTV's Don Martin and Craig Oliver.
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Conservative MP Wai Young, Laureen Harper, and CTV's Don Martin and Craig Oliver.
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Conservative MP Wai Young, Laureen Harper, and CTV's Don Martin and Craig Oliver.
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Defence Minister Peter MacKay and Laureen Harper
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Green Party Leader Elizabeth May
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Veterans Affairs Minister Steven Blaney.
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Democratic Reform Minister of State Tim Uppal.
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