Green Party

Allen Abel on the candidates hoping to find a sweet spot with an unhappy electorate. They won’t win, but could steal enough votes to be dangerous.

After a divisive convention, the Green Party leader may be headed in the direction of another political party

The leader and her party don’t see eye-to-eye on the BDS movement. Maybe it’s time for them to go their separate ways.

From electoral reform to the conflict in Israel—points of interest from the Green Party’s biennial convention

Some blue-sky thinking for the Greens from EKOS CEO Frank Graves

Elizabeth May on climate, voting, TPP: ’We need to step up as Canadians’

Scott Gilmore explains why the Green party needs a new leader

Despite Elizabeth May’s eternal optimism, the Greens landed on the wrong side of the strategic voting equation. Now what?

A Green candidate steps down, and why? To put his support behind the Liberal. He’s not alone.

The Green leader on funding women’s groups, combatting toxic chemicals and moving child care into the workplace.