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When the Green Party fights, its candidates end up getting bruised

  • This was supposed to be the year when the Green Party would finally break through in the polls. With wildfires ravaging the West, housing
Opinion | BY PHIL DE LUNA | August 4, 2021
Like a child who watches helplessly as their parents teeter on the brink of divorce, I feel the same helplessness watching the party’s federal council attempt to oust our leader, Annamie Paul, writes Phil De Luna, and any continued turmoil only instills distrust and apathy in the Canadian voter about the Green Party. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

When the Green Party fights, its candidates end up getting bruised

Opinion | BY PHIL DE LUNA | August 4, 2021
  • This was supposed to be the year when the Green Party would finally break through in the polls. With wildfires ravaging the West, housing

When the Green Party fights, its candidates end up getting bruised

Opinion | BY PHIL DE LUNA | August 4, 2021
  • This was supposed to be the year when the Green Party would finally break through in the polls. With wildfires ravaging the West, housing
Like a child who watches helplessly as their parents teeter on the brink of divorce, I feel the same helplessness watching the party’s federal council attempt to oust our leader, Annamie Paul, writes Phil De Luna, and any continued turmoil only instills distrust and apathy in the Canadian voter about the Green Party. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
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