James Beddome
Party leader and Green candidate in the Fort Rouge Winnipeg race.
James can be reached on social media,at leader@greenparty.mb.ca,or by calling 204-995-2637.
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September 10, 2019
CTV - ...Kinew will face mandatory party leadership reviews. The Green Party of Manitoba was shut out once again in its bid for its first seat. Party leader James Beddome ran and lost against Kinew in Fort Rouge -- his fifth attempt at a seat. All but one of Pallister's cabinet ministers at dissolution were...
Déception chez les verts, Wolseley vote NPD | Élections Manitoba 2019
September 10, 2019
Ici Radio Canada / CBC Francais - ...de remporter son premier siège au Manitoba. Cette dernière a toutefois choisi d'élire la néo-démocrate Lisa Naylor. Le chef du parti, James Beddome, a présenté sa candidature dans Fort Rouge où il affrontait le chef du NPD, Wab Kinew. Se tourner vers l'avenir Le parti regarde à présent...
Greens’ best shot falls short
September 10, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...a statement issued the day before the election, Green Leader James Beddome urged Manitobans to vote according to their values. He said the Greens are the only party prepared to take “bold action” on climate change. NDP Leader Wab Kinew urged those who intended to vote Green to vote NDP, in an attempt to...
MANITOBA VOTES: Greens blanked at the polls
September 10, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...It was all red lights for the Green Party of Manitoba last night. The group has yet to win a seat in Manitoba’s legislative assembly. Party leader James Beddome said despite the loss, he’s proud of the campaign the Greens ran and thinks the party’s interest is growing, making for a stronger campaign next...
Manitoba NDP makes gains in Winnipeg as PCs win 2nd majority, CBC News projects
September 10, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...to win 15 seats — three more than they held as the legsislature was dissolved ahead of Tuesday's election. Kinew ran against Green Party Leader James Beddome and four other candidates in Fort Rouge, a seat he first won in 2016. In addition to Fort Rouge, the NDP are projected to win several other seats...
Manitoba Green Party fails to gain seat in legislature, losing Wolseley riding
September 10, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...candidate by fewer than 400 votes. David Nickarz, centre, the Green Party of Manitoba's candidate in Wolseley, is joined by provincial party leader James Beddome during campaigning in 2016. (CBC) However, the Wolseley riding was also redrawn for the 2019 election, meaning the Greens had a harder time winning...
NDP Leader Wab Kinew wins back Fort Rouge
September 10, 2019
CTV - ...has been re-elected in the constituency of Fort Rouge. The seat south of downtown Winnipeg has long been an NDP stronghold. Green party Leader James Beddome, who lives in the area, was trying to topple Kinew. Beddome has run unsuccessfully five times -- each time in a different constituency. Kinew says...
PCs take all 3 Brandon seats
September 10, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...NDP banner, while Jennifer Harcus represented the Liberals. Gordon Beddome, the Green Party candidate, is the father of Manitoba Green Party Leader James Beddome. The elder Beddome farms in the riding. Cullen has represented the riding since its creation ahead of the 2011 election. He was first elected as...
Progressive Conservatives win majority government in Manitoba election
September 10, 2019
CTV - ...Kinew will face mandatory party leadership reviews. The Green Party of Manitoba was shut out once again in its bid for its first seat. Party leader James Beddome ran and lost against Kinew in Fort Rouge -- his fifth attempt at a seat. All but one of Pallister's cabinet ministers at dissolution were...