“It was an extraordinary thing to be the first Green caucus elected in Canada,” said Furstenau.
Weaver stepped aside as party leader to sit as an Independent in the legislature. Those running to replace him are set to participate in an online debate Tuesday evening. A new leader will be announced Sept. 14 after online and telephone voting that runs from Sept. 5 to 13. Furstenau supports a four-day work week, which she says is receiving interest from employers who are looking for new ways to do business during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Brewer, 53, who practises environmental and aboriginal law, helped structure the Forest Stewardship Council and founded the Eco-Lumber Co-op, which manufactured and distributed the province’s sustainable wood products.Article content continued
ElizabethMay Let’s hope the new leader can be as smug as the old one.
And all 3 are fighting over the chair position on the deck of the Titanic.
what good is the green party.