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Michael Holding

Win Two Tickets to See David Suzuki!

What kind of world do you want your grandchildren to inherit?   Comment on Facebook to be entered to win 2 tickets to hear David Suzuki’s presentation: Humanity at a Crossroads in Courtenay, October 17! This is a special opportunity to hear Suzuki’s...

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AGM Update

On the evening of September 4th, 2025, we held our North Island Powell River EDA Annual General Meeting via Zoom.  If you would like a link to the recorded version of this meeting please let me know.  While we recognize that Zoom is not ideal, considering the size of...

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The Green Party of Canada’s Election Platform

April 17, 2025 MONTREAL – The Green Party of Canada has launched its election platform. You can read it here. This is a platform for everyone who has been pushed to the margins, sidelined, underestimated, or ignored—and who is done with the status quo. For people who...

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NIPR Newsletter (Vol IV – Issue 1) Mar 2025

Hello fellow Greens! The Coldest Night of the Year Comox Valley Green Team graces the cover page this issue. This is just one of the many things that we have been up to but of course the election dominates our thinking right now. Here’s your chance to see what...

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Behind the Campbell River premiere of YINTAH

21 people attended the premier of the feature documentary Yintah at the Campbell River Community Center on February 20th, 2025. The movie was sponsored by the North Island Powell River (NIPR) Federal Green Party Riding Association and follows the Wet’suwet’en land...

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YINTAH

JOIN US!!! Thursday, February 20 at the Campbell River Community Centre, Room 1, to watch and discuss YINTAH, a new riveting documentary film about Indigenous sovereignty and the push for resources by fossil fuel companies in central BC. Viewing begins at 7 PM with...

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