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GreenPAC is a Canadian non-profit environmental organization,[2] founded in 2014. Its goal is to help recruit, elect, and support environmental leadership in Canadian politics , across the political spectrum.[5]
GreenPAC has run endorsement campaigns in the Canadian federal elections of 2015 , 2019 , and 2021 , and provincial elections including those of Manitoba in 2016 , British Columbia in 2017 , and Ontario in 2018 and 2022 .[2]
2015 federal election campaign
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GreenPAC's first campaign was during the 2015 Canadian federal election, in which they endorsed eighteen candidates for the House of Commons of Canada from four national parties who were deemed to have strong environmental track records by a panel of Canadian environmental experts.[6] Only candidates considered to be in winnable situations were endorsed.[7] GreenPAC encouraged Canadians to support these endorsed candidates' campaigns through donations or by volunteering.
The following 18 candidates were endorsed by GreenPAC in the 2015 federal election:[8]
William Amos , Liberal , Pontiac , QC : elected
Richard Cannings , NDP , South Okanagan—West Kootenay , BC : elected
Jim Carr , Liberal , Winnipeg South Centre , MB : elected
Michael Chong , Conservative , Wellington—Halton Hills , ON : incumbent, re-elected
François Choquette , NDP , Drummond , QC : incumbent, re-elected
Nathan Cullen , NDP , Skeena—Bulkley Valley , BC : incumbent, re-elected
Karine Desjardins, Liberal , Beloeil—Chambly , QC : not elected
Fin Donnelly , NDP , Port Moody—Coquitlam , BC : incumbent (previously MP for New Westminster—Coquitlam ), re-elected
Kirsty Duncan , Liberal , Etobicoke North , ON : incumbent, re-elected
Linda Duncan , NDP , Edmonton Strathcona , AB : incumbent, re-elected
Terry Duguid , Liberal , Winnipeg South , MB : elected
Bruce Hyer , Green , Thunder Bay—Superior North , ON : incumbent (previously NDP and independent), unseated
Megan Leslie , NDP , Halifax , NS : incumbent, unseated
Elizabeth May , Green , Saanich—Gulf Islands , BC : incumbent, re-elected
Gord Miller , Green , Guelph , ON : not elected
Joyce Murray , Liberal , Vancouver Quadra , BC : incumbent, re-elected
Romeo Saganash , NDP , Abitibi—Baie-James—Nunavik—Eeyou , QC : incumbent, re-elected
Dianne Watts , Conservative , South Surrey—White Rock , BC : elected
2016 Manitoba election campaign
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Exactly six months after the 2015 federal election, the 2016 Manitoba provincial general election happened. Five candidates for the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba , representing four registered parties in the province, received endorsements from GreenPAC:[9]
James Allum , NDP , Fort Garry-Riverview : incumbent, re-elected
Jon Gerrard , Liberal , River Heights : incumbent, re-elected
Janine Gibson , Green , La Verendrye : not elected
Eric Robinson , NDP , Keewatinook : incumbent, unseated
Ian Wishart , PC , Portage la Prairie : incumbent, re-elected
2017 British Columbia election campaign
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In the 2017 British Columbia provincial general election, GreenPAC endorsed six candidates for the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia , who represented three registered parties in the province:[10]
George Heyman , NDP , Vancouver-Fairview : incumbent, re-elected
Jennifer Rice , NDP , North Coast : incumbent, re-elected
Colleen Ross, NDP , Boundary-Similkameen : not elected
Dallas Smith, Liberal , North Island : not elected
Jordan Sturdy , Liberal , West Vancouver-Sea to Sky : incumbent, re-elected
Andrew Weaver , Green , Oak Bay-Gordon Head : incumbent, re-elected
2018 Ontario election campaign
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For the 2018 Ontario provincial general election, GreenPAC endorsed eight candidates for the Legislative Assembly of Ontario , who represented four registered parties in the province:[11]
Jessica Bell , NDP , University—Rosedale : elected
Jim Bradley , Liberal , St. Catharines : incumbent, unseated
Shelley Carroll , Liberal , Don Valley North : not elected
Nathalie Des Rosiers , Liberal , Ottawa—Vanier : incumbent, re-elected
Sylvia Jones , PC , Dufferin—Caledon : incumbent, re-elected
Arthur Potts , Liberal , Beaches—East York : incumbent, unseated
Mike Schreiner , Green , Guelph : elected
Peter Tabuns , NDP , Toronto—Danforth : incumbent, re-elected
2019 federal election campaign
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During the 2019 Canadian federal election, GreenPAC endorsed twenty-four House of Commons candidates from four national parties and one independent candidate who were deemed to have strong environmental track records by a panel of Canadian environmental experts. GreenPAC encouraged Canadians to support these endorsed candidates' campaigns through donations or by volunteering.[12]
The following 25 candidates were endorsed by GreenPAC in the 2019 federal election:
William Amos , Liberal , Pontiac , QC : incumbent, re-elected
Taylor Bachrach , NDP , Skeena—Bulkley Valley , BC : elected
Richard Cannings , NDP , South Okanagan—West Kootenay , BC : incumbent, re-elected
Michael Chong , Conservative , Wellington—Halton Hills , ON : incumbent, re-elected
François Choquette , NDP , Drummond , QC : incumbent, unseated
Terry Duguid , Liberal , Winnipeg South , MB : incumbent, re-elected
Kirsty Duncan , Liberal , Etobicoke North , ON : incumbent, re-elected
Steve Dyck, Green , Guelph , ON : not elected
Andy Fillmore , Liberal , Halifax , NS : incumbent, re-elected
Joël Godin , Conservative , Portneuf—Jacques-Cartier , QC : incumbent, re-elected
Steven Guilbeault , Liberal , Laurier—Sainte-Marie , QC : elected
Gord Johns , NDP , Courtenay—Alberni , BC : incumbent, re-elected
Anna Keenan, Green , Malpeque , PEI : not elected
Racelle Kooy, Green , Victoria , BC : not elected
Darcie Lanthier, Green , Charlottetown , PEI : not elected
Larry Maguire , Conservative , Brandon—Souris , MB : incumbent, re-elected
Elizabeth May , Green , Saanich—Gulf Islands , BC : incumbent, re-elected
Dan Mazier , Conservative , Dauphin—Swan River—Neepawa , MB : elected
Catherine McKenna , Liberal , Ottawa Centre , ON : incumbent, re-elected
Gord Miller , Green , Parry Sound—Muskoka , ON : not elected
Joyce Murray , Liberal , Vancouver Quadra , BC : incumbent, re-elected
Joan Phillip , NDP , Central Okanagan—Similkameen—Nicola , BC : not elected
Jane Philpott , Independent, Markham—Stouffville , ON : incumbent (previously Liberal), unseated
Wayne Stetski , NDP , Kootenay—Columbia , BC : incumbent, unseated
Rudy Turtle, NDP , Kenora , ON : not elected
2021 federal election campaign
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During the 2021 Canadian federal election, GreenPAC endorsed thirty-six House of Commons candidates from five national parties who were deemed to have strong environmental track records by a panel of Canadian environmental experts.[13]
Marilou Alarie, BQ , Brome—Missisquoi , QC : not elected
Dan Albas , Conservative , Central Okanagan—Similkameen—Nicola , BC : incumbent, re-elected
Anjali Appadurai , NDP , Vancouver Granville , BC : not elected
Taylor Bachrach , NDP , Skeena—Bulkley Valley , BC : incumbent, re-elected
Terry Beech , Liberal , Burnaby North—Seymour , BC : incumbent, re-elected
Richard Cannings , NDP , South Okanagan—West Kootenay , BC : incumbent, re-elected
Michael Chong , Conservative , Wellington—Halton Hills , ON : incumbent, re-elected
Julie Dabrusin , Liberal , Toronto—Danforth , ON : incumbent, re-elected
Phil De Luna , Green , Toronto—St. Paul's , ON : not elected
Tria Donaldson, NDP , Regina—Lewvan , SK : not elected
Terry Duguid , Liberal , Winnipeg South , MB : incumbent, re-elected
Kirsty Duncan , Liberal , Etobicoke North , ON : incumbent, re-elected
Leah Gazan , NDP , Winnipeg Centre , MB : incumbent, re-elected
Karina Gould , Liberal , Burlington , ON : incumbent, re-elected
Matthew Green , NDP , Hamilton Centre , ON : incumbent, re-elected
Steven Guilbeault , Liberal , Laurier—Sainte-Marie , QC : incumbent, re-elected
Lori Idlout , NDP , Nunavut , NU : elected
Gord Johns , NDP , Courtenay—Alberni , BC : incumbent, re-elected
Peter Julian , NDP , New Westminster—Burnaby , BC : incumbent, re-elected
Anna Keenan, Green , Malpeque , PEI : not elected
Larry Maguire , Conservative , Brandon—Souris , MB : incumbent, re-elected
Paul Manly , Green , Nanaimo—Ladysmith , BC : incumbent, unseated
Elizabeth May , Green , Saanich—Gulf Islands , BC : incumbent, re-elected
Dan Mazier , Conservative , Dauphin—Swan River—Neepawa , MB : incumbent, re-elected
Susan McArthur, Conservative , Glengarry—Prescott—Russell , ON : not elected
Jesse McCormick, Liberal , Kamloops—Thompson—Cariboo , BC : not elected
Heather McPherson , NDP , Edmonton Strathcona , AB : incumbent, re-elected
Mike Morrice , Green , Kitchener Centre , ON : elected
Joyce Murray , Liberal , Vancouver Quadra , BC : incumbent, re-elected
Mark Parent , Conservative , Kings—Hants , NS : not elected
Monique Pauzé , BQ , Repentigny , QC : incumbent, re-elected
Peter Schiefke , Liberal , Vaudreuil—Soulanges , QC : incumbent, re-elected
Paul Taylor , NDP , Parkdale—High Park , ON : not elected
Julie Vignola , BQ , Beauport—Limoilou , QC : incumbent, re-elected
Jonathan Wilkinson , Liberal , North Vancouver , BC : incumbent, re-elected
Lenore Zann , Liberal , Cumberland—Colchester , NS : incumbent, unseated
2022 Ontario election campaign
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For the 2022 Ontario general election, GreenPAC endorsed thirteen Legislative Assembly of Ontario candidates across four registered political parties:[14]
Andria Barrett, NDP , Brampton South : not elected
Jeff Burch , NDP , Niagara Centre : incumbent, re-elected
Katie Gibbs , Liberal , Ottawa Centre : not elected
Ted Hsu , Liberal , Kingston and the Islands : elected
Bhutila Karpoche , NDP , Parkdale—High Park : incumbent, re-elected
Jeff Lehman , Liberal , Barrie—Springwater—Oro-Medonte : not elected
Erika Lougheed, NDP , Nipissing : not elected
Sol Mamakwa , NDP , Kiiwetinoong : incumbent, re-elected
Mary-Margaret McMahon , Liberal , Beaches—East York : elected
Brian Saunderson , PC , Simcoe—Grey : elected
Mike Schreiner , Green , Guelph : incumbent, re-elected
Sandy Shaw , NDP , Hamilton West—Ancaster—Dundas : incumbent, re-elected
Peter Tabuns , NDP , Toronto—Danforth : incumbent, re-elected
References
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^ a b c "About GreenPAC" . GreenPAC. Retrieved 2020-02-09 .
^ "Contact Us" . GreenPAC. Retrieved 2020-02-09 .
^ "Staff" . GreenPAC. Retrieved 2020-02-09 .
^ "Local MP endorsed as environmental champion" . GreenPAC. 2019-09-05. Retrieved 2020-02-09 .
^ Lum Zi-Ann, "GreenPAC Endorses 18 Conservative, NDP, Liberal, Green Candidates" . Huffington Post , 20 September 2015.
^ "FAQs" . GreenPAC website , accessed February 26, 2016
^ "2015 Federal Endorsees | GreenPAC" . GP . Retrieved 2022-12-18 .
^ "Manitoba 2016 Endorsees | GreenPAC" . GP . Retrieved 2024-02-26 .
^ "British Columbia 2017 Endorsees | GreenPAC" . GP . Retrieved 2024-02-26 .
^ "Ontario 2018 Endorsees | GreenPAC" . GP . Retrieved 2024-02-26 .
^ Vigliotti, Marco (3 September 2019). "GreenPAC endorses 25 candidates for 2019 federal election, including four Conservatives" . iPolitics. Retrieved 4 September 2019 .
^ "Federal Election 2021 | GreenPAC" . GP . Retrieved 2022-12-18 .
^ "Ontario 2022 Endorsees | GreenPAC" . GP . Retrieved 2022-12-18 .
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R e t r i e v e d f r o m " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=GreenPAC&oldid=1223319745 "
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