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Senator Bernie Sanders @sanders.senate.gov · 11/05/2025

Today on Mother’s Day, let’s remember every mother deserves a livable wage, affordable child care, paid family leave, and the ability to retire with dignity. America must become a nation which treats all mothers and their kids with the respect and dignity they deserve.

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EarthlyEducation @earthlyeducation.bsky.social · 02/05/2025

“Don’t make it political” is what people say when they benefit from the status quo. But there is nothing neutral about poisoned rivers, burning forests, rising seas, or human rights and community being stripped away. The destruction is political. So is the silence.

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 02/05/2025

We’re regrouping with clear eyes and renewed determination. Now’s the time to lean in. Donate, volunteer, or share our message. Every bit helps us grow stronger. A new chapter is starting for the Green Party, and it’s one we’re writing together.

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Let’s build what comes next. Together."

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 30/04/2025

Thank you, Jonathan Pedneault, for your bold vision, principled leadership, and unwavering commitment to justice. Your vision will guide us as we continue the work you helped shape

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Bill McKibben @billmckibben.bsky.social · 02/05/2025

We got tariffs, Canadians got dental care

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Mike Schreiner @mikeschreiner.bsky.social · 28/04/2025

What a beautiful day to get out and vote. This is an incredibly important election so make sure your voice is heard. Get out today and vote!

A photo of Mike and his daughters with the Elections Canada voting sign.

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 28/04/2025

Today's the day! Head to the polls and make your voice count. Check your voter information card or visit elections.ca to find out where to vote and what to bring. This is your chance to help build a fairer, greener future. #VoteGreen

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 27/04/2025

They’re voting to keep things the same. You can vote to make change. Vote Green tomorrow. #VoteForIt #VoteGreen

A dark green background features a diagonally cut image of a protest in a city, with tall skyscrapers in the distance. In the foreground, several people hold up a large sign that reads "Don't Be A Fossil Fool." At the top of the image, a light green banner with a curved end enters from the left at an angle matching the image. Overlaying the banner, large white text reads “Big Oil”, followed by smaller dark green text, “is Voting Tomorrow.” At the bottom of the image, another light green banner with a curved end enters from the right at the same angle. Inside this banner, large white text reads, “Are You?” In the bottom right corner, an arrow indicates there are more slides.

A dark green background features a diagonally cut image of a protest in a city. In the foreground, several people hold up a large sign that reads "The Rich Are Ripe For Destruction." At the top of the image, a light green banner with a curved end enters from the left at an angle matching the image. Overlaying the banner, large white text reads “Billionaires”, followed by smaller dark green text, “are Voting Tomorrow.” At the bottom of the image, another light green banner with a curved end enters from the right at the same angle. Inside this banner, large white text reads, “Are You?” In the bottom right corner, an arrow indicates there are more slides.

A dark green background features a diagonally cut image of a protest in a city. In the foreground, several people hold up a large sign that reads "People Over Profits." At the top of the image, a light green banner with a curved end enters from the left at an angle matching the image. Overlaying the banner, large white text reads “Landlords”, followed by smaller dark green text, “are Voting Tomorrow.” At the bottom of the image, another light green banner with a curved end enters from the right at the same angle. Inside this banner, large white text reads, “Are You?” In the bottom right corner, an arrow indicates there are more slides.

A dark green background features a washed-out image of a Green Party rally. A light green bar with a curved end enters from the bottom of the image. Curved above the bar, large white header text reads, “They’re Counting On Low Turnout To Win.” Inside the bar, smaller white text reads, “Prove Them Wrong.” with an underlining bar under the word “Wrong”, followed by “Your Future is on the Ballot.” Below, large dark green text reads, “Show Up.” and large white text reads, “Vote Green.”

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 26/04/2025

Accountability, transparency, and a strong democracy, that's what the Green Party stands for. We’re proud to lead the charge in democratic reform according to Democracy Watch!

The graphic shows a report card with a title that reads, “Democracy Watch Report Card on the Federal Parties’ 2025 Democratic Reform Platforms.” The background is light green. Bold text at the top reads, “The Green Party earned the highest score for democratic reform among all federal parties, and ties the best grade any party has ever received going back to 1993.” A table below compares party grades: “Bloc, Conservative, Green, Liberal, NDP, and PPC,” with their names shown in party colours. Six categories are graded: “Overall, Honest Ethical Government, Open Government, Efficient Government, Representative Government, and General Government Accountability.” The website “democracywatch.ca” appears in dark green at the bottom below the table.

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 23/04/2025

Our democracy depends on Canadians seeing their values reflected in government. As long as people believe in a Green future, silencing diverse voices means silencing part of our democracy. It’s time to stand up for our democracy by voting Green.

On a dark green background, a Toronto Star news article is placed inside a white box. The article is dated April 22, 2025, and features an image of Green Party Co-Leaders Jonathan Pedneault and Elizabeth May. The headline reads: “Opinion | Ignoring Green Party in debates silences too many voices”

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 24/04/2025

Time to treat this like the crisis it is. We act fast in emergencies. We don’t wait for things to get worse. The Green Party has a plan, help us make it happen. #HealthCareCrisis #ActNow #VoteForIt

The image depicts a hospital, overlaid with a black gradient. A red bar with rounded ends is centred at the top of the image, containing a header that reads “Healthcare is a crisis” in bold text. It continues in smaller text: “So why aren’t we acting like it?” A green bar with rounded ends is centred halfway down the image, containing text that reads “The Green Party”, which continues in larger text: “has a plan.” In between the bars, body text reads, “Emergency rooms are overrun. Millions don’t have a family doctor. This is a crisis, so why are we doing so little to fix it?”

A background image of a medical lecture being taught is overlaid by a green half-circle at the bottom of the image. A small red bar reads “Step one:” Inside the half-circle, a header reads “Pass the Primary Care Health Act”, which continues in smaller text, “Our Primary Care Health Act would guarantee access to primary care by expanding community health clinics and training the next generation of health workers, especially in underserved regions.”

A background image of different pharmaceuticals is overlaid by a green half-circle at the bottom of the image. A small red bar reads “Step two:” Inside the half-circle, a header reads “Strengthen our Universal System”, which continues in smaller text, “Mental health care, dental care, pharmacare, and addiction services should all be part of universal healthcare. The Greens would make that a reality, so no one has to choose between their health and their rent.”

A background image of a medical professional is overlaid by a green half-circle at the bottom of the image. A small red bar reads “Step three:” Inside the half-circle, a header reads “Invest in the people who care for us”, which continues in smaller text, “We'll hire 7,500 new family doctors, nurses, and nurse practitioners over five years. We’ll establish a $25/hour minimum wage for PSWs and long-term care workers, and provide permanent funding for Indigenous-led healing programs.”

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 25/04/2025

A healthy democracy needs more than two choices. Green MPs are vital for holding the government accountable and making sure every voice is heard. This election, vote for the future you want to see. Vote Green.

The image depicts a voting location with a dark green overlay. In the bottom left corner, a hand is holding up a pin that reads, “I Voted Green”. At the top, a large header reads, “Worried your vote doesn’t matter if it’s not for a 'big' party?” In the bottom right corner, smaller yellow text reads, “This post is for you.” followed by an arrow indicating more slides to view.

The top half of the post shows an image of a woman voting, with a light green overlay. Entering from the left is a yellow bar with a curved end containing the number one. Beside the bar, large yellow text reads, “Your Vote Unlocks Funding.” The bottom half contains text that reads, “When we earn at least 2% of the national vote, we qualify for electoral expense reimbursements. That funding helps us support Green MPs between elections — so they can keep fighting for climate action and social justice. Every Vote Helps.” followed by an arrow indicating more slides to view.

The top half of the post shows an image of a man voting, with a light green overlay. Entering from the left is a yellow bar with a curved end containing the number two. Beside the bar, large yellow text reads, “Your Vote is Never Wasted.” The bottom half contains text that reads, “It tells all parties that climate action, justice, and real democracy matter to you — and pushes them to do better.” followed by an arrow indicating more slides to view.

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 26/04/2025

This April 28th, your Green vote matters more than ever. Let's build a future that reflects our values. Vote Green for change! Make your voting plan at elections.ca

On a light blue background, a large light green header reads, “Make sure you're ready to Vote Green on April 28th!” Below, in smaller dark green text, it says, “Life can throw curveballs, make a voting plan so you don’t miss out.” A light green bar appears in the centre of the image. Inside the bar, a dark green header reads, “Take a few minutes to:” followed by three icons representing “confirm your polling station,” “check ID requirements,” and “plan your transportation.” Below the bar, the final text reads, “All information can be found on your voter information card, or at elections.ca.”

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 26/04/2025

Change starts with a single vote. When you mark your ballot Green, you're saying yes to politics that puts people and the planet first. On April 28th, let’s build something better together. See you at the polls. #VoteForChange

A dark green background features a large light green header at the top that reads, “What does it mean to vote Green?” Below, a graphic of a voting ballot is shown. At the top of the ballot, a header says, “It means casting your ballot for:” followed by the instruction, “To vote for, mark an X”. Three options are listed: “Bold Climate Action”, “Real Reconciliation”, and “A Livable Future”. A right-pointing arrow at the bottom of the ballot indicates there are more slides to come.

A dark green background features a large light green header at the top that reads, “What does it mean to vote Green?” A graphic of a voting ballot appears below. At the top of the ballot, a header says, “It means voting for:” followed by the instruction, “To vote for, mark an X”. Three options are listed: “Housing as a Human Right”, “Real Change and Electoral Reform”, and “Politics Rooted in Care, Not Corporate Influence”. A right-pointing arrow at the bottom of the ballot signals there are additional slides.

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Mike Schreiner @mikeschreiner.bsky.social · 23/04/2025

Earth Day would be a good time to lift the moratorium on offshore wind in Ontario. This will create good, green jobs right here in Ontario, and allow us to get off expensive, dirty fracked gas from the US. www.cbc.ca/news/science...

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Will offshore wind ever come to the Great Lakes? | CBC News

Wind turbines in the Great Lakes have the potential to produce huge amounts of clean energy in one of the most popular regions in North America. But offshore wind is banned in Ontario and facing headw...

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 20/04/2025

Too many Canadians feel like their voices don’t matter, like the system isn’t built for them. They’re right. We believe in a future where politics serves the people, not the other way around. And we won’t stop until everyone has a seat at the table.

A dark green background features a white semicircle at the top of the page. A multicoloured illustration representing electoral reform overlays the semicircle. Above the illustration, small text reads: “Too many voices are shut out of Canadian politics, especially the most vulnerable. Our system rewards power, not participation. It distorts results and ignores the diversity of our communities.” Below the illustration, large light green text reads: “The Green Party Believes,” continuing in large white text: “Every Vote Should Count & Every Voice Should Be Heard!”

On a dark green background, a white semicircle appears at the bottom of the page, overlaid with an illustration of five diverse people, including both men and women. Above them, large light green text reads: “We’re pushing for proportional representation so Parliament reflects,” followed by large white text: “the people, not just the powerful.” Smaller body text below the illustration reads: “A Citizens’ Assembly will lead the way, exploring reforms like online voting, lowering the voting age, and even mandatory voting.”

Against a dark green background, Green Party Co-Leaders Elizabeth May and Jonathan Pedneault appear in the foreground. A white bar runs behind them, containing text that states: “We’ll make sure this Assembly is independent, diverse, and consensus-driven, and that political parties are held accountable for recruiting candidates from underrepresented groups.” At the bottom of the slide, a second white bar overlays the image. Inside, large dark green text reads: “It’s time to give power back to the people.” Light green text continues: “It’s time to hear every voice.”

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 20/04/2025

It’s time to raise our voices and build the Canada we know is possible. That future is ours if we #VoteForIt.

Photo of Jonathan Pedneault speaking with bold overlayed text that reads "Our plan isn't just a list of promises, it's a vision. A vision for a Canada that is no longer governed by fear or complacency, but a vision grounded in social justice, in collective sovereignty, and in respect for the planet we call home... A vision where public money serves the public good." - Jonathan Pedneault, Co-leader of the Green Party of Canada"

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 21/04/2025

Five bold steps to tackle the cost of living crisis, paid for by taxing mega corporations, making the 1% pay their fair share, and reshaping our economy to work for people, not just profits. This is what real progress looks like. #CostOfLiving #VoteForIt

On a light green background, a large dark green title reads, “Five ways Greens will tackle the cost of living crisis:” Entering from the right side is a dark green curved end bar containing an illustration of two people holding up the roof of a house. Next to the illustration, there is small text that reads, “We'll build public, affordable housing that won't cost more than 30% of the occupant's regular income.” Entering from the left side is another dark green curved end bar containing an illustration of two hands growing intertwining vines. Next to the illustration, there is small text that reads, “Mental health care, dental care, and pharmacare? All brought into our universal public system.” In the bottom right corner is a dark green arrow indicating more slides to follow.

On a light green background, there are three dark green curved end bars. The first bar enters from the left and contains an illustration of an intergenerational family. Next to the illustration, there is small text that reads, “Universal, affordable early learning and child care — long overdue.” The second bar enters from the right and contains an illustration of six people embracing and supporting each other. Next to the illustration, there is small text that reads, “Paid leave will go beyond new parents to include elder care, miscarriage, and other family needs.” The third enters from the left and contains an illustration of three people. Next to the illustration, there is small text that reads, “And yes, a Guaranteed Livable Income, so no one lives in poverty.” In the bottom right corner is a dark green arrow indicating more slides to follow.

The background contains a dark green image overlaid by a black and white photo of Co-Leader Elizabeth May embracing a supporter while sign-waving. Below the image, large text reads, “Every one of these will make life more affordable and create thousands of good jobs, because that’s what real progress looks like.”

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 21/04/2025

This April 28th, make your voice heard! Don’t settle for the status quo, vote for real change. Vote Green. #VoteGreen #MakeChange

A woman shouting into a megaphone at a protest. Bold green graphic text overlayed on top reads "Make your voice heard!"

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 22/04/2025

This #EarthDay, commit to real change. Our planet needs us—every single one of us—to stand up, speak out, and fight for its future. #VoteForIt

Photo of Elizabeth May on green background with graphic text reading ""We still have a chance to save ourselves. We still have a real chance to protect other species and ecosystems. As Greens we know this is the fight of our lives."
-Elizabeth May, Co-Leader of the Green Party of Canada

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 22/04/2025

Let’s protect what matters. Clean, accessible freshwater should be a guarantee, now and for the future. We're standing with over 85 groups and advocates, including @greenpeaceca.bsky.social @naturecanada.bsky.social and @350canada.bsky.social to protect our resources

A light blue semicircle is centred on a light green background. Curving above the semicircle, large text reads, “Freshwater is not for sale”. Inside the semicircle, smaller body text reads: “The Green Party stands with 85 groups, advocates, and academics calling for stronger protections for Canada’s freshwater, respecting Indigenous sovereignty, and opposing water privatization and bulk export. We’re committed to safeguarding this vital resource for future generations.” Below the semicircle, white text reads: “For details on how we’ll uphold this commitment, read our full platform at…” followed by the underlined website “greenparty.ca”.

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 18/04/2025

They count on your silence. Prove them wrong. #VoteForIt

The background is a black and white photo of a group of people at a protest. A woman is holding a sign that reads “We are better than this!”. Falling behind the woman is a wavy light green line. Overlaying the image is bold text that reads, “No More Left-Behind!

On a light green background with a white starburst on the bottom left corner are two illustrated people protesting. One of the illustrations is thrusting their fist into the air, and the other is yelling into a megaphone. On the megaphone, the text reads, “Vote Green”. Above the illustrations is bold text that reads, “No More Status Quo!”

On a light green background, a black and white image of a fist enters from the bottom. In the background, repeating text reads, “Make Your Voice Heard!”

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 17/04/2025

The Green Party’s full 2025 platform is now online, written for those shut out, talked over, and left behind. If you didn’t hear yourself in that debate, read our platform. You’re in it. cdn.greenparty.ca/wp-content/u...

On a dark green background is an image of a microphone overlaying a red bar. On the red bar, large white text reads, “Here's what didn't get brought up last night:”. Above the red bar, smaller white text reads, “When those in power decide who gets a voice, the same issues always get left off the table.” Below is a list of topics marked with a large X. The list is as follows: “A Guaranteed Livable Income.”, “Proportional Representation and democratic reform.”, “Disability justice, fixing the Canada Disability Benefit and Disability Tax Credit, and ending legislated poverty.” In the bottom right corner is an arrow representing more slides to follow.

On a dark green background is an image of Green Party Co-Leader Jonathan Pedneault speaking at a podium. The list of topics continues on this page, marked with a large X. The list is as follows: “The Calls to Action from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, and the MMIWG Inquiry.”, “Out-of-control wealth inequality and a rigged tax system.”, “LGBTQ2+ rights and access to gender-affirming health care.”, “Free college and university.” In the bottom right corner is an arrow representing more slides to follow.

On a dark green background is an image of Green Party Co-Leader Elizabeth May speaking at a podium. A light green bar falls behind her, containing large white text that reads, “But we won’t stop. We won’t be quiet. And we’re not going anywhere.” Above the bar, smaller text reads, “We weren’t invited to the debate, and maybe that’s the point. The Green Party of Canada is fighting for what they’d rather ignore.” Below the light green bar, the small text continues, “If you didn’t hear yourself in that debate, you’re not alone. Vote for the party that’s fighting for you to be heard.”

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 15/04/2025

The country is on fire, and we need political firefighters. Elect Green leaders who will champion your community and fight for a sustainable future. #VoteForIt

A light blue background with bold graphic text reading ""We desperately need to elect people who genuinely understand the intersecting crises we confront and who will insist on bold action. With the country on fire, we need to elect political firefighters." -Seth Klein, National Observer"

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 16/04/2025

The Green Party has been stripped of its place in the national debates—after an organized political pressure campaign. This is democratic suppression—part of a growing pattern. Canadians deserve better. Speak out: info@debates-debats.ca

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 17/04/2025

The Green Party will continue to push to make your voice heard. Our 2025 election platform offers true change, real reform, and policies that leave no one behind. Read it now: cdn.greenparty.ca/wp-content/u...

On a dark green background is an image of Green Party Co-Leader, Jonathan Pedneault. On the top right side of the slide, small text reads, “Today, we rise, more determined than ever to be a voice for the voiceless, the marginalized, and those left behind.” Below is a white bar that extends behind the image of Jonathan. Inside the bar, dark green text reads, “The full 2025 Green Party of Canada Election Platform is now available.” The small text continues, “It’s a clear roadmap through the climate crisis, the cost of living crisis, inequality, and the democratic deficit — offering real solutions that put people and planet first.” At the bottom of the slide is another white bar that also extends behind Jonathan, containing dark green text that reads, “Read Our Platform Now.”

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 17/04/2025

Canadians deserve open debates, not decisions made behind closed doors. When voices are excluded, voters lose. Demand transparency in our democracy: www.greenparty.ca/en/petitions...

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They blocked us. Now they owe Canadians an answer. – Green Party Of Canada

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 17/04/2025

We’re not staying quiet, and we’re not backing down. Barred from the leaders’ debate, Green Party Co-Leader @jpedneault.bsky.social is going live at 7PM (ET) on our Instagram and TikTok to respond in real time. Because real democracy means every voice gets heard. Tune in.

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 14/04/2025

The Green Party is ready to lead Canada into a new era of progress and change. It’s time for fresh ideas, not recycled politics. 🌿 #NewBeginnings

The background features a photo of Jonathan Pedneault speaking at an event. To the left, a black gradient is overlaid with text. The quote reads: “For too long, Canadian politics have been stuck in the past. Same old tired narratives, same old parties, same old broken promises, but we're different. We're here to shake things up. Because Canada just can't afford more of the same.” Below the quote, his name, “Jonathan Pedneault,” appears in large green text, followed by his title, “Co-Leader of the Green Party of Canada.”

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 13/04/2025

True security means safe communities, a stable future, and a country ready for what’s next. It’s about prevention, not just reaction. We need leaders who see the bigger picture and take action. Let’s build that future together.

On a light green background sits a circular illustration at the centre showing a diverse group of seven people. The figures are arranged in a supportive circle, holding each other. Surrounding them, a bold dark green header reads “Peace & Security Looks Like…” in an arched format. Below, in bold white text, “Defending Canada.” “Strengthening resilience.” “Leading with diplomacy.” is followed by smaller dark green text, “Because a Green future includes Stability, Sustainability, and Self-Reliance.” In the top right corner is an arrow icon indicating there are more images.

On a light green background, a bold white header reads, “The Green Party will:” followed by five bullet points. Each bullet point is placed on a dark green bar with white text. The bullets are listed as follows: “Strengthen Arctic and coastal security.” “Create a climate response corps to handle wildfires, floods, and natural disasters.” “Stop arms sales to countries that violate human rights.” “Invest in cyber defence to protect Canadians from digital threats.” “Push for nuclear disarmament and global security agreement.” In the top right corner is an arrow icon indicating there are more images.

On a dark green background is an illustration of three diverse people holding up a light green circle. Inside the circle, small white text reads, “Canada’s security isn’t just about defence spending, it’s about addressing the real threats we face.” followed by bold dark green text, “Climate Disasters, Foreign Interference, and Global Instability Demand Action.” Continuing again in small white text, “A safer world needs countries that stand up for what’s right.” finished with curved text at the bottom of the circle, “Canada must lead by example.”

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 12/04/2025

Hot take: healthcare is a human right, not a business model. Because your health shouldn't depend on your wallet 💚 #PeopleOverProfits #VoteForIt

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 12/04/2025

What a whirlwind week on the campaign trail! Our co-leaders @elizabethemay.bsky.social and @jpedneault.bsky.social connected in communities, spoke on podcasts and in the media, and rallied for a better Canada. Big things are coming as we head toward the debates. Stay tuned 👀

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 11/04/2025

Taking action for accessibility means standing with over 8 million Canadians who deserve better. We’re committed to creating a more inclusive future because people with disabilities are counting on a country that includes them, not one that leaves them behind. #DisabilityJustice

A photo of Mike Morrice (left), Jonathan Pedneault (centre), and Elizabeth May (right). Overlaying the image is a bold white header that reads, “Only one federal party has supported the Accessible Canada Pledge, and that's the Greens.” This is followed by smaller green text: “Signed by co-leaders Elizabeth May & Jonathan Pedneault, and Mike Morrice for Kitchener Centre.”

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 10/04/2025

This election, vote for what unites us, not what divides us, because we’re stronger together. Vote Green 🟢. #VoteForIt #Elxn45

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Jonathan Pedneault @jpedneault.bsky.social · 10/04/2025

Canadians know how to build great things. It’s time to bank on ourselves.

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 10/04/2025

Imagine what you could do with an extra $30K. It’s time to make tuition free and put your money where it belongs: into your future. #voteforit

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 09/04/2025

Disability justice isn’t just an ideal, it’s a right. The Green Party is committed to making real, meaningful change for Canadians with disabilities. Join us in building a more inclusive future. #VoteGreen #DisabilityJustice

On a dark green background is an illustration of three people. Above them is a yellow curved header in the shape of a semicircle, which reads, “Disability Justice Looks Like…” Below, in smaller white text, it reads, “A Canada where everyone has access to the opportunities and support they deserve—a future where people with disabilities can thrive with dignity, independence, and equality.”

On a dark green background, a bold header reads, “What Disability Justice Means to Us:” Below are four yellow bars listing the four reasons. Reason one reads, “Fixing the Disability Tax Credit to improve accessibility.” Reason two reads, “Fixing and fully funding the Canada Disability Benefit.” Reason three reads, “Ensuring accessible housing, healthcare, workplaces, and communities for all.” Lastly, reason four reads, “Strengthening protections for disabled workers with clear support rules.”

On a dark green background, a pair of interlinked hands is shown. Above the hands, white body text reads, “Disability justice isn’t just a promise; it’s a right. The Green Party of Canada will always make disability justice and support a priority.” Below the hands is a bold yellow header that reads, “What does disability justice look like to you?”

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 08/04/2025

There’s little money for climate action, for housing, for public transit, but there’s always money for fossil fuel handouts? The Green Party would put that money where it belongs: into people, not polluters.

A photograph of a factory is displayed in the background. At the top left of the page, a bold white header reads, “The federal government gave $30 billion in fossil fuel support last year.” This text is displayed on top of three dark green bars. In the bottom right of the page, bold white text reads, “That's neither climate nor economic leadership.” This text is also displayed on top of three dark green bars. A white bar runs through the centre of the image, containing smaller dark green text: “While the deficit grows, they’re pouring public money into an industry that's driving the climate crisis and making life more expensive for everyone else.”

A photograph of a smokestack is displayed in the background. At the top of the page is a white bar containing a bold dark green header that reads, “With $30 billion, we could:” Behind the image are five dark green bars listing five things we could do: “Make homes energy-efficient and affordable.” “Invest in our healthcare, social programs, and security.” “Expand public transit, even outside big cities.” “Support Indigenous-led conservation.” “Train workers for a growing green economy.”

A photograph of billowing smoke is displayed in the background. A dark green bar enters from the left, containing white text that reads, “Fossil fuels aren’t the future.” which continues in bolder text, “They’re the problem.” Lower down, a white bar enters from the right side containing white text that reads, “Divest from fossil fuels.” which continues in bolder text, “Invest in people.”

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 08/04/2025

A wealth tax is essential to reversing the growing divide between the ultra-rich and the rest of Canada. It’s time to invest in affordable housing, healthcare, and green jobs. Let’s tackle the root cause of the wealth gap and ensure a brighter future for all. #FairTaxation #VoteForIt

On a white background, an illustration of a fist breaking chains enters from below and is placed inside a dark green semicircle. Above the illustration, large text reads “Wealth Tax:”, followed by smaller text that says “Let’s Talk About It!” Running along the bottom is a dark green bar with text inside that reads, “The cost of living is out of control. CEOs make fortunes while workers struggle to make ends meet.”

On a dark green background, an illustration shows three people pulling a green semicircle toward the right side of the image. Above this, a header states, “A wealth tax would raise billions to fund what we really need:” Inside the semicircle, large text reads “Affordable Housing, Better Healthcare, Climate Action, and Emergency Preparedness.”

On a dark green background, an image of Co-Leaders Elizabeth May and Jonathan Pedneault is displayed. Running behind the image is a light green bar with text that reads, “It's time to tackle corporate greed, close the wealth gap, and invest in a thriving future for Canada.” Overlaying the image is a smaller light green bar that reads “All you need to do is Vote For It.”

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 07/04/2025

Don’t wait for things to get worse. Demand better and vote for it. #VoteGreen.

A photograph of a raging forest fire fills the background. A dark green circle is placed on top of the image. Inside the circle, a bold light green header reads, “Feeling Squeezed by the Cost of Living?” Below it, smaller white text reads, “Well, it's only going to get worse if we don’t act on climate change. A new study shows that with 4°C global warming, the average person will be 40% poorer.”

A photograph of a flooded street fills the background. A light green circle overlays the image. Inside the circle, a bold dark green header reads, “This isn’t a distant threat. It’s happening now.” Below that, smaller white text reads, “Floods, fires, rising food prices, unaffordable housing, are all impacting each other. Climate and affordability aren't separate crises. They're one fight. And the Green Party is ready to lead like it.” At the bottom of the circle, large bold dark green text reads, “So, what are we waiting for?”

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Mike Schreiner @mikeschreiner.bsky.social · 03/04/2025

In times of crisis, Ontarians and Canadians are stronger when we come together as one. We will not back down from Trump's tariffs and attacks on our economy. Greens are committed to working across party lines to protect Canadian jobs and Canadian workers. We stand with you.

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 01/04/2025

Investing in our students is investing in our future. It’s time for education to be accessible to everyone. #VoteForIt

A white square on a green gradient background. Inside the box is a tweet from Elizabeth May. Above the tweet is a photo of her and her name. Below it, the tweet reads: “Education should be a right, not a privilege. The Green Party is committed to making that a reality with our promise of free tuition for all students. We need to stop burdening young people with debt and start investing in their future. That's the Green promise.” At the bottom of the page, a hashtag highlighted in green text reads “#AccessibleEducation”.

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Reposted by Greg H

Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 01/04/2025

Real change starts in our communities. Every conversation, every gathering, every shared idea brings us closer to the future we know is possible. Together, we can build a greener, fairer Canada, you just have to vote for it.

A photo of Jonathan Pedneault dressed in a suit shaking an individuals hand at the Green Party campaign launch while holding a white mug

photo of Elizabeth May hugging an individual on the street while holding a mini Canadian flag. Elizabeth is wearing a green and blue button down shirt, the individual is wearing a grey hoodie and light pink pants.

photo of Jonathan Pedneault and a crowd of approximately 20 Green supporters waving campaign signs for Green candidate Michael Doherty on the side of the road

Photo of Elizabeth May smiling at an individual in a brown winter coat at a meet and greet event.

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 30/03/2025

A home is not a luxury—it’s a basic human right. The Green Party of Canada is committed to real solutions because housing should put people first, not corporate profits. It’s time to build a Canada where everyone has a safe, affordable place to live. Vote for it 🟢

The background features townhouses, overlaid with a light green semicircle entering from the top and a dark green semicircle entering from the bottom. Inside the top semicircle, a bold header reads “Housing is a Human Right”, followed by smaller text: “In a country as wealthy as Canada, no one should be homeless. Yet, thousands are forced to live without a safe, stable place to call home while corporate landlords drive up prices.” In the bottom semicircle, small text reads “Ending homelessness is possible.”, followed by larger text: “Here’s how:”

On a dark green background, a list of plans is displayed, numbered on the left side as “One, Two, Three, Four.” List item one reads, “Massive investment in truly affordable, non-market housing,” Followed by bold text: “Homes should be for people, not profit.” List item two reads, “Stronger tenant protections.” Followed by bold text: “No more renovictions or unfair rent hikes.” List item three reads, “Crack down on speculation.” Followed by bold text: “Stop corporate landlords from hoarding housing while Canadians struggle.” List item four reads, “End poverty for good.” Followed by bold text: “A Guaranteed Livable Income (GLI) will ensure no one is left behind.”

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Reposted by Greg H

Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 30/03/2025

Voting shouldn't be about settling for the status quo, vote for the future you want. Vote Green. 🟢

On a dark green background, a white semicircle sits at the bottom of the page, with two illustrated hands holding green cards that read “Votez” and “Vote.” At the top of the page, in bold green text, it reads, “Voting Strategically…” Below, in smaller text, it continues, “means voting for the party with policies that will safeguard our future, our planet, and our sovereignty.”

On a dark green background, a white semicircle sits at the bottom of the page, with an illustrated closed fist entering from below. The fist has broken chains around it. At the top of the page, in bold green text, it reads, “Voting Strategically…” Below, in smaller text, it continues, “means voting for the party dedicated to tackling the affordability crisis with bold strategies like Guaranteed Livable Income (GLI), affordable housing, and fair taxation policies.”

On a dark green background, a white semicircle sits at the bottom of the page, with an illustration of a family growing together. At the top of the page, in bold green text, it reads, “Means voting Strategically…” Below, in smaller text, it continues, “means voting for the party committed to protecting our environment, holding billionaire polluters accountable, and standing firm on Canada's sovereignty in the face of threats from the US.”

On a dark green background, a light green bar runs along the top with small text that reads, “While the conversation often focuses on” which continues in bold text, “‘Strategic Voting,’” and continues in smaller text again, “it's time to rethink what that truly means. The real strategic vote is the one that drives lasting change.” A photo of the Green Party co-leaders overlays the top green bar but falls behind a white bar entering from the left. Inside the white bar, text reads, “The Green Party of Canada offers a bold, innovative, and comprehensive policy approach to protect our nation and future. Why settle for anything less?”

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Reposted by Greg H

Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 29/03/2025

Big ideas. Bold leadership. A Canada that works together. That's the Green future 🌿

The image is of Elizabeth May wearing a yellow dress with a forested background. To the left, there is a quote that reads, “We are a party committed to bringing forward big ideas, new ideas and demonstrating by our conduct in Parliament and through the election that we really want to work across party lines to best serve Canadians." Below, her name and title are displayed: “Elizabeth May, Co-Leader of the Green Party of Canada.”

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 26/03/2025

Anyone else watching the big party leaders fly around in private planes making speeches about how they’ll fix climate change? 🙃

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 27/03/2025

Income inequality is at a record high, and the Greens have a plan to fix it. We'll put money back in the pocket of Canadians, making big corporation foot the income tax bill, not you. Canadians deserve a break, Greens will make it happen. #VoteForIt

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 27/03/2025

GLI works. It's time for real change. With proven results and the power to reduce poverty, the Green Party is ready to make it happen. Vote for it and let's build a Canada where everyone has the security to succeed #GLI #GreenParty

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Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada @canadiangreens.bsky.social · 28/03/2025

Join us in giving a warm welcome your new Green candidates! 🌿 We're thrilled to have these passionate leaders as champions for a Green Canada!

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