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GTA-based coalition calls for safer roadways, more transit integration
by Tess Kalinowski, Transportation Reporter, the Star.

Ontario needs to invest more bucks in bikes if it's going to reap the benefits of better health and cleaner air, and $20 million is a good place to start, says a Burlington-based cycling advocate.

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The only thing that appears open in Ontario is the back door to the Premier's office.

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The Green Party of Ontario is committed to building on the party’s strong showing in the two Eastern Ontario by-elections by making our Eastern Ontario platform the focus of our legislative priorities for the current session.

The GPO invites you to read our list of legislative priorities focused on three areas: building a prosperous green economy; fostering strong, sustainable communities, and promoting the health and well-being of all Ontarians. If you like what you read, please join us in promoting a better, more sustainable Ontario for ourselves, our children, and future generations.

Greens are committed to providing Ontarians with fresh ideas and sensible solutions that lead to positive change. Your support, input and feedback are most welcome.

Thank you,

Mike Schreiner
Leader, Green Party of Ontario
Restructuring

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“There is a real need to reduce Iowa’s carbon footprint and nuclear energy may play a role. Rather than ask MidAmerican Energy to repeat the past, the legislature should look north to Canada and invest in the future.”

Should Iowa rate payers provide Warrant Buffet’s Berkshire Hathaway and MidAmerican Energy Holdings $15 million to check out nuclear power for Iowa? The Iowa House said we should, approving HF 2399 in a 91-7 vote on March 2.

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Sat, October 10, 2009, 1pm – 3pm
New Kennedy Square Mall, 8630 Kennedy Rd., Markham

Mike Schreiner, Leader of the Green Party of Ontario and Adam Poon, Markham-Unionville’s Federal Green Party Candidate spoke on positive Green solutions for a thriving economy in Ontario. They have listened and responded to the concerns of residents.

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Sat, October 10, 2009, 1pm – 3pm
New Kennedy Square Mall, 8630 Kennedy Rd., Markham

Mike Schreiner, Leader of the Green Party of Ontario and Adam Poon, Markham-Unionville’s Federal Green Party Candidate spoke on positive Green solutions for a thriving economy in Ontario. They have listened and responded to the concerns of residents.

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Mike Schreiner, Leader of the Green Party of Ontario releasing the Eastern Ontario Platform in Ottawa with by-election candidates Mark MacKenzie, Ottawa West-Nepean and Neil Kudrinko, Leeds-Grenville.

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The Green Party of Ontario isn't interested in offering just another set of policies, another platform to compete with its political rivals. The Greens want to offer Ontarians a whole new kind of politics.

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For Immediate Release
February 23, 2010

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Regulations and tax rules need to be reformed so farmers can sell their products in local markets, Ontario Green Party Leader Mike Schreiner said here yesterday.

Read in whole article in the Kingston Whig Standard

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Party provides real political alternative
By Randall Denley , The Ottawa Citizen February 17, 2010

http://www.ottawacitizen.com/technology/Voters+should+think+Green/257845...

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News Release
For Immediate Release
February 16, 2010

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Kudrinko and Green Leader meet with local winery owners to discuss smart regulations and new markets for agricultural products

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Ontario's Green Party unveiled a new platform in Brockville and Ottawa Thursday in advance of the March 4 byelection.

Read article nin the Kingston Whig Standard here

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For Immediate Release
February 11, 2010

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Does the recent Ontario government solar and wind energy deal with Samsung and Korea Electric Power Co. have a hidden agenda? Korea Electric Power Co, which is part of a Korean conglomerate of four companies have stated their intention to execute one of the most aggressive uranium explorations in the history of the Athabaska basin.
Read the whole article here.

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By Randall Denley, The Ottawa Citizen February 9, 2010

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Release of Eastern Ontario platform with Mike Schreiner, Leader of the Green Party of Ontario and candidates Neil Kudrinko and Mark MacKenzie

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Let The Sun Set On Sunset Industries; Embrace Cultural Endeavours
Read whole item here.

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Westport grocer Neil Kudrinko has earned the Green Party nomination to run in the March 4th Leeds-Grenville by-election. Read interview here.

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