Current Issues:

More Money for Community Centers, not the Jets

On Monday, May 14th the Green Party of Manitoba will address the Conservative plan to bring back the Jets. The Green Party would fund local community centers if elected rather than corporate teams. Ardyth Basham, candidate for Wolseley, will be speaking about the Conservative plan and releasing the Green Party’s platform on Creating Cooperative Communities.

The event will be held Monday, May 14th, at 1 PM at the Broadway Neighbourhood Centre at 185 Young Street. The Green Party of Manitoba looks to refresh politics in Manitoba with new ideas, new faces and a new approach. We look forward to seeing you there.

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About the Green Party of Manitoba:

The Green Party of Manitoba was officially established in 1998. The aim of the Green Party is to educate the public and government about the fallacy in believing that the "environment" is a separate issue from the other issues that Manitobans are concerned about. A truly sustainable society requires a fundamental acknowledgement of all the social, economic and ecological factors that are involved when implementing government policy and evaluating its outcomes. Green Party of Manitoba policies can be found Here.