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    The Green Party of Canada Commemorates Human Rights Day

    Media Release | Thursday, 10 Dec 2015
    (OTTAWA) - Today, on Human Rights Day, the Green Party recognizes the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights at the United Nations General Assembly in 1948. “Canada played a lead role...

    COP21 Blog Update - December 10

    Blog | Thursday, 10 Dec 2015
    After 5 hours of commentary, complaint and suggested possibilities for compromise, the informal round of talks called an "indaba" broke up at 5 am. If President Fabius (who personally chaired this...

    An opportunity to fix what was broken

    Media Release | Wednesday, 09 Dec 2015
    (OTTAWA)  - Elizabeth May, Leader of the Green Party of Canada and MP (Saanich-Gulf Islands), announced today that she has placed a number of motions on the order paper to serve as a starting point...

    COP21 Blog Update

    Blog | Wednesday, 09 Dec 2015
    A brief blog today. The talks were mostly off-line – one to one (or rather, one COP president to a larger regional grouping, one after the other). Claire Martin had a not entirely small tragedy as a...

    Green Party news from COP21: Canada making a difference

    Media Release | Tuesday, 08 Dec 2015
    (OTTAWA) -The Green Party of Canada group at COP21 is encouraged by the constructive atmosphere as the negotiations enter the final days.   “It is critical that the community of nations succeed in...

    COP21 – negotiations move behind closed doors - Day 8

    Blog | Tuesday, 08 Dec 2015
    Monday December 7th was the official opening of the High-Level segment.  In the normal rhythm of the COPs, this would have been a big day with ministers of environment from around the world, and the...

    COP21 moves to new phase - Day 7

    Blog | Monday, 07 Dec 2015
    Sunday and COP21 moved to the working groups to review cross-cutting issues.  There were four groups announced by COP President Fabius last night, with another announced today – adaptation.  We also...