Monthly Archives: September 2006

Exciting Times

Posted on September 28, 2006 by Chris Tindal

Yes, exciting times, on both the political and personal front. Yesterday, Elizabeth May presented the Green Party’s Green Plan, aka GP2. It’s an excellent, detailed document that’s been getting a lot of attention. I encourage you to check it out … Continue reading →

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Secret Meetings and Democracy Don’t Mix

Posted on September 25, 2006 by Chris Tindal

If there had been a high-level meeting two weeks ago, in Canada, between government and business leaders from our country, the U.S., and Mexico, you’d think you’d have heard about it. Of course, you’d think that our government would have … Continue reading →

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Three Quick Things

Posted on September 24, 2006 by Chris Tindal

This morning, The Toronto Star printed a column by Tom Axworthy with the headline “Stop bias against Green party.” This afternoon, I gave a speech at the Friends of Durika Conference and AGM. I was asked to speak as a … Continue reading →

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Speech to the Friends of Durika Conference and AGM

Posted on September 24, 2006 by Chris Tindal

For the record, the following is the text I roughly spoke from at today’s Friends of Durika conference. It may or may not make a compelling blog entry, but this seemed like a good place to park it anyway. I’m … Continue reading →

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