? Green Party of Alberta

Welcome to the Green Party of Alberta, a registered political party in the province of Alberta.

We are a Green Party, part of the network of Green Parties worldwide, and we fill the void left by the deregistration of the Alberta Greens in 2009.


B.C. provincial general election

To: Jane Sterk and Andrew Weaver
Dear Jane and Andrew,

On behalf of the Green Party of Alberta, I am writing to congratulate you both on a successful and breakthrough election campaign. We are sorry that you, Jane, were defeated but elated that Andrew was elected. Your victory, Andrew, will inspire Greens’ confidence in future B.C. elections and encourage Greens across the country that winning is possible. Your presence in the Legislature will elevate the debate on some of the most important issues of our time.

Congratulations as well to all B.C. Greens who ran in this momentous election and all those many more good folk who worked so hard on their campaigns.

Sincerely,
Janet Keeping
Leader, Green Party of Alberta


A General Meeting to vote on proposals from the GPA Policy Development committee will be held on May 25 from 9 am to 5 pm at Prairie Sky's Common House: 403 31 Ave NE, Calgary. Lunch will be provided for members who email planned attendance to president@greenpartyofalberta.ca by May 20. For more information contact Policy Chair Diann Duthie: kdiann@telusplanet.net.


Janet Keeping, Leader of the Green Party of Alberta

GIVING THE EARTH A CHANCE: A PRECAUTIONARY TALE

We know that all life on Earth is dependent on the healthy functioning of natural systems. To risk the viability of land, water, or atmospheric systems is to risk life itself. So why are our regulatory processes still so reckless? Isn’t it time to give caution a chance?

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THE TRUE COST OF CHEAP COAL

The Green Party of Alberta calls on the provincial government to retire coalburning electricity plants as quickly as possible to save the health of Albertans and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

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LEADERSHIP DESPERATELY NEEDED ON THE GREENING OF ALBERTA

Slowly but surely Albertans are being forced to deal with two difficult and inter-related issues – the need to restructure the way we pay for public services and the need to get serious about lessening our province’s carbon footprint. Heavy reliance on revenues from the production of non-renewable resources has always been unwise. But now that the hey-day of Alberta’s hydrocarbon-funded affluence seems on the wane, the urgency of putting provincial government funding on a sounder footing grows ever more acute.

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