Purpose: To raise public knowledge of the many feasible ways that people in our community are caring for the Earth and that, in many cases, they are providing employment. Concept: This is not a contest. After verification, everyone who is nominated gets the award. Our goal is to see more and more people doing what the nominees are doing. The whole process is open to anyone living in the Peterborough-Kawartha riding to participate. Anyone can nominate anyone else. The nominator must get the nominee’s permission and signature on the nomination form, which is also available at ptbogreens.org. Return forms to ptbogreenevents@gmail.com by April 20, 2018. Nature Care Nomination Form
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Media Coverage!
With the 2018 Provincial election approaching, the media has begun featuring our Green Candidate Gianne Broughton. Gianne comments on Doug Ford’s PC leadership election From Peterborough Examiner Who is Gianne Broughton From journeymagazineptbo.com
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Mike Schreiner to Visit Ptbo Again!
Provincial Green Party Leader, Mike Schreiner is visiting Peterborough on Saturday March 24. And we’re busy planning all the details… Mike wants to hear from you, our members, about the concerns you have, the advice you can offer, and your enthusiasm for the Green future. He wants to express his gratitude to the dedicated Peterborough Kawartha Greens and offer his vision of a Greener Ontario. Gianne Broughton, our local Green Party of Ontario candidate, will host Mike throughout his visit, expected to begin in the late afternoon of Saturday, March 24 and extending into an evening social gathering. So plan to be politically engaged with your fellow Greens on Saturday, March 24 from about 4:00 ’til evening. Details…
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Gianne Broughton Accepts the Nomination from Peterborough – Kawartha Greens
Good Evening. Land Acknowledgement: Before I tell you about myself and why I offered to stand for nomination, we need to acknowledge our relationship to this land and its Indigenous Peoples. We are meeting on the land that has been cared for by many generations of Mitchi Saugig Anishnaabe and their neighbours the Haudenosaune. This land was opened for settlement as a result of the Williams treaty. Every time the land or the water or the air is polluted, that is a violation of the spirit of that treaty. As people who engage in the government of this province, we especially must act so as to honour the treaties and…
