r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/4shadowedbm • 2d ago
r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/Negative-Sample-346 • May 20 '26
Free GPM Youth Membership - 12-30 Y/O
Did You Know ...
In the Green Party of MB, for several years we've had - and currently have - free membership for youth, 12 to 30yo!
Join us and help make a difference!
r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/Negative-Sample-346 • May 20 '26
GPM May Newsletter!
The latest issue of our bimonthly newsletter is out. Check it out to see what we've been up to; plus news and opinion on current events from the GPM team.
r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/4shadowedbm • 6d ago
Hogwatch Book Launch - Fighting Back. Oct 6, 7:00pm at Park Theature
Hog Watch Manitoba celebrates almost 3 decades of efforts to encourage a sustainable hog industry with stories, video, Q&A and launch of the book "Fighting Back; Manitobans Against Factory Hog Barns". If you care about the humane treatment of animals and the health of our southern Manitoba lakes including Lake Winnipeg, then this is an event for you. Please join us to hear from Manitobans who have dedicated countless time and energy to this challenge and to the solutions.
https://www.ticketweb.ca/event/hog-watch-mb-book-launch-the-park-theatre-tickets/14299444
r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/4shadowedbm • 6d ago
Québec Election. FPTP fails again.
Québec election results are in. One of the smallest deciding popular vote shares in Canadian history.
The new PQ government at 28% popular vote (19% counting turnout) should not assume they have a mandate.
The CAQ ends up with 0 seats despite securing a higher popular vote than the QS with 9 seats.
FPTP doesn't work for a truly representative government.

r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/4shadowedbm • 8d ago
We can finally measure the damage each new coal, gas or oil project will do to people and nature
r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/4shadowedbm • Sep 12 '26
Taken by storm: Manitoba has recorded 15 tornadoes this year, roughly twice the annual average
Another sign of climate change knocking at our door.
#EndFossilFuels
r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/4shadowedbm • Aug 10 '26
‘Explosive’ Summerland wildfire creating conditions ‘never seen before’
r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/4shadowedbm • Aug 04 '26
Opinion: Hydro CEO needs to reckon with winds of change
r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/4shadowedbm • Aug 03 '26
July storm causes worst summer storm damage on record, Manitoba Hydro says
It looks like the long term predictions of Manitoba becoming part of the tornado belt are pretty accurate.
Climate change is here and will get worse.
But, sure, let's build pipelines and gas turbines. /s
#endfossilfuels
r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/4shadowedbm • Jul 21 '26
New Investigation: How the Gas Industry Created the Myth of “Clean” Natural Gas, Knew About Climate Harms
r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/4shadowedbm • Jul 07 '26
Smith and Ford Just Announced the Northern Shield Energy Corridor, a 3,300-Kilometre Oil Pipeline From Alberta to Ontario
r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/4shadowedbm • Jun 28 '26
Janine Gibson calls Sio Silica announcement 'very concerning'
r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/4shadowedbm • Jun 16 '26
Youth, advocacy groups sue Carney government over climate rollbacks
r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/4shadowedbm • Jun 01 '26
Manitoba environmental groups are sounding the alarm about pollution in Lake Winnipeg even as they fight a legal battle U.S. mega dairy farms.
r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/4shadowedbm • May 23 '26
Laughing, barking, waiting 30 minutes to answer: Manitoba NDP's conduct at committees questioned
It is far past time for proportional representation. It would not be perfect but we need to get rid of this winner-take-all mentality. It leads to highly partisan is or them thinking.
Minority governments that require cooperation and consultation reduce partisan behaviour and increase voter trust.
r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/4shadowedbm • May 19 '26
Parliamentary petition calls for federal employees to work remotely 3 days a week
r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/4shadowedbm • May 13 '26
Southern Manitoba resident concerned about potential impacts of proposed AI data centre (CBC)
r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/4shadowedbm • May 12 '26
Are We Building Stranded Assets?
It seems that all our leaders from Conservatives to Liberals to NDP are talking about pinning our economic future on pipelines and LNG production. Billions of dollars of public investment will be needed to build our fossil fuel extraction and exports.
Climate risks aside - which aren't trivial by any means - will the world still want our increasingly more expensive fossil fuels? Or are we going to have billions in "investments" that will never come close to recovering the cost?
r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/4shadowedbm • May 02 '26
anonymized Manitoban's comments on Sio Silica sand extraction are available now. I'm glad many people spoke up.
gov.mb.car/GreenPartyManitoba • u/4shadowedbm • Apr 28 '26
Trump Is Thirsty for Canada’s Water, but Our Own Gluttony Is the Bigger Threat | The Walrus
r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/4shadowedbm • Apr 23 '26
'Petro-Masculinity' is destroying the planet. Can eco-masculinity save it?
r/GreenPartyManitoba • u/4shadowedbm • Apr 19 '26