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As Annamie Paul steps away from the Green Party, recent candidates say its future rests on fostering internal ‘unity’

Victoria Galea, president of the Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas constituency association, says the leadership council has a 'systemic problem' with infighting that prevents them from making proper decisions and having a unified voice.

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As Annamie Paul steps away from the Green Party, recent candidates say its future rests on fostering internal ‘unity’

Victoria Galea, president of the Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas constituency association, says the leadership council has a 'systemic problem' with infighting that prevents them from making proper decisions and having a unified voice.

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As Annamie Paul steps away from the Green Party, recent candidates say its future rests on fostering internal ‘unity’

Victoria Galea, president of the Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas constituency association, says the leadership council has a 'systemic problem' with infighting that prevents them from making proper decisions and having a unified voice.

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