The Green Party of Manitoba
The 43 Candidates
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Questionnaire Response
1. What key issue(s) / topic(s) does your party stands for, and why are these important?
There are several issues that our party stands for. However, in the 2019 election, our platform focuses on three main issues: addressing the climate crisis, reducing poverty, and improving health care.
Climate change is one of the most pressing issues of our time, and we must act immediately if we are to have any chance at mitigating the worst effects of climate change. Manitobans are looking for a party they can trust to take action, and we have stepped up to be that party.
We have also chosen to focus on poverty, because it is important to promote equity, address social marginalization, and expand opportunities for people to escape the cycle of poverty. Investing in people pays huge dividends in long-term cost savings for health care, justice, and social services. Ending poverty is good for individuals, and good for all Manitobans.
Lastly, we have chosen to focus on health care, because it is important to us to protect Manitobans’ physical and mental health. A fair and equitable society is one in which everyone has access to quality health care services, and we will work with communities and front line workers in order to ensure that this is the case.
3. What makes your party different from other political parties?
Greens do politics differently. We hold ourselves and other politicians to the highest standards of decency, transparency and honesty, and because of that we have earned people’s trust.
We live in a pivotal time, in which urgent action must be taken to protect both the people and the planet from mounting social and environmental pressures. Greens are ready to tackle even the most difficult problems. We are the only party that both has a bold vision for social and environmental change, but offer real, effective long-term solutions.
Latest Green party news
Showing news articles published after June 1st 2019. Article summaries are selected randomly from the mentioned candidates. Our news gathering process is explained in our FAQ.
July 21, 2021
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Former Indigenous relations minister rejects Treasury Board appointment, now gov’t says it was an error - CBC Manitoba
Mentions: Robert Brown, Wab Kinew, Brian Pallister, Rochelle Squires, Alan Lagimodiere, Sarah Guillemard, Eileen Clarke
July 20, 2021
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Renfroe’s slam leads 6 HRs as Red Sox rout Blue Jays 13-4 - Winnipeg Free Press
Mentions: Joshua McNeil, Jeff Anderson, Andrew Smith, Jon Reyes
July 16, 2021
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AL East-leading Red Sox beat short-handed Yankees 4-0 - Winnipeg Free Press
Mentions: Andrew Taylor, Jason Smith, Andrew Smith, Andrew Frank
July 12, 2021
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British Open, Field - Winnipeg Free Press
Mentions: Bradley Hebert, Jason Smith
July 11, 2021
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Altuve’s 3-run homer in 9th caps Astros’ rally past Yankees - Winnipeg Free Press
Mentions: Jason Smith, Andrew Smith
July 10, 2021
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British Open, Field - Winnipeg Free Press
Mentions: Bradley Hebert, Jason Smith
July 9, 2021
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Cortes, 3 relievers shut down Astros in Yankees’ 4-0 win - Winnipeg Free Press
Mentions: Tony Hill, Andrew Taylor, Jason Smith, Andrew Smith, Jeffrey Anderson
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TRAINING CAMP PREVIEW: Breaking down the Blue Bombers roster as preparations finally begin for 2021 CFL season - Winnipeg Sun
Mentions: David Neufeld, Andrew Taylor, Nick Brown, Kevin Nichols
July 5, 2021
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Mets top Brewers 4-2 in a matchup of NL division leaders - Winnipeg Free Press
Mentions: Tony Hill, Andrew Taylor, Andrew Smith, Donovan Martin
July 4, 2021
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Pirates stop Brewers’ 11-game win streak with 2-0 victory - Winnipeg Free Press
Mentions: Andrew Taylor, Jeff Anderson, Jason Smith, Andrew Smith
News that mentions the Green party leader
Showing news articles published after June 1st 2019. Article summaries are selected randomly from the mentioned candidates. Our news gathering process is explained in our FAQ.
1 2 … 19 Next »Opposition party leaders join Manitoba man calling for end to ban on homegrown cannabis
April 20, 2021
Global News - ...court would be better used actually trying to fight the illegal grow ops that are causing problems in a lot of communities.” Green Party leader James Beddome agrees the tax dollars could be better spent elsewhere, adding Manitoba may miss out on some economic opportunities if the ban remains in place. ...
New figures show Manitoba political parties kept a lid on election spending
February 10, 2020
Winnipeg Sun - ...in the Wolseley seat in Winnipeg. Green candidate David Nickarz spent $28,000 on his campaign — three times as much as what Green leader James Beddome spent in Fort Rouge — but finished second behind New Democrat Lisa Naylor, who spent $29,000. Tory candidates in NDP strongholds in central...
New figures show Manitoba political parties kept a lid on election spending
February 10, 2020
Winnipeg Free Press - ...in the Wolseley seat in Winnipeg. Green candidate David Nickarz spent $28,000 on his campaign — three times as much as what Green leader James Beddome spent in Fort Rouge — but finished second behind New Democrat Lisa Naylor, who spent $29,000. Tory candidates in NDP strongholds in central...
New Figures Show Manitoba Political Parties Kept a Lid on Election Spending
February 10, 2020
ChrisD - ...in the Wolseley seat in Winnipeg. Green candidate David Nickarz spent $28,000 on his campaign — three times as much as what Green leader James Beddome spent in Fort Rouge — but finished second behind New Democrat Lisa Naylor, who spent $29,000. Tory candidates in NDP strongholds in central...
Manitoba’s political parties slashed spending in 2019 election over 2016 totals
February 10, 2020
CBC Manitoba - ...in the Wolseley seat in Winnipeg. Green candidate David Nickarz spent $28,000 on his campaign — three times as much as what Green leader James Beddome spent in Fort Rouge — but finished second behind New Democrat Lisa Naylor, who spent $29,000. Tory candidates in NDP strongholds in central...
Manitoba political parties kept a lid on election spending, new figures show
February 10, 2020
CTV - ...in the Wolseley seat in Winnipeg. Green candidate David Nickarz spent $28,000 on his campaign -- three times as much as what Green leader James Beddome spent in Fort Rouge -- but finished second behind New Democrat Lisa Naylor, who spent $29,000. Tory candidates in NDP strongholds in central...
Carr reveals cancer diagnosis
October 28, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...the results, rookie New Democratic Party candidate Elizabeth Shearer came in third, with 8,601 votes, followed by Green Party of Canada candidate James Beddome (3,042), People’s Party of Canada candidate Jane MacDiarmid (540), and Christian Heritage Party candidate Linda Marynuk (98). Carr’s campaign...
Manitoba election results
October 21, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...GRN 1,744 Mirwais Nasiri PPC 352 Winnipeg South Centre 189:197 xJim Carr LIB 19,922 Joyce Bateman CON 13,136 Elizabeth Shearer NDP 8,035 James Beddome GRN 2,743 Jane MacDiarmid PPC 511 Linda Marynuk CHP 90 Legend: APP–Animal Protection Party of Canada; BQ–Bloc Quebecois; CFF–Canada’s...
Beddome back on the campaign trail
October 15, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...Fort Rouge. The 36-year-old from South Osborne is running in Winnipeg South Centre as the Green Party of Canada candidate in the federal election. James Beddome is back on the campaign trail for the second time this fall and has his sights set on a seat in the House of Commons. James Beddome is back on the...
If at first you don’t succeed…
October 8, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...two weeks to go before Oct. 21, a firm belief in the need for ambitious climate-change policies is what's keeping Green Party of Manitoba Leader James Beddome pounding the pavement. After taking on provincial NDP Leader Wab Kinew last month, James Beddome of the Green Party is taking on another heavy...