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N.B. legislature has officially wrapped up, with environmentalists leaving the session disappointedThe New Brunswick legislature has sat for the last time until May. David Coon and his Green Party are leaving disappointed, as its proposed Bill 23 on a healthy environment was voted down for a third time. Johnny James reports.Global News at 6 New BrunswickMar 27
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Elizabeth May asks Ottawa how it will ‘prepare’ for a possible Alberta referendumFollowing reports that White House officials met with Alberta separatists, Green Party Leader Elizabeth May demanded answers on what the federal government is doing to “prepare” for a possible referendum in Alberta. House Leader Steven MacKinnon said the government would “take very firm steps” to prevent foreign parties from “undermining” Canadian unity.CanadaFeb 12
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BC Greens not renewing accord with NDPThe BC Green Party says it will not be renewing its agreement with the NDP. Green Leader Emily Lowan says there are stalled commitments from the governing party, and it’s time to move on. Aaron McArthur reports.Global BCFeb 9
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: Feb. 9The BC Green Party says it will not renew the Cooperation and Responsible Government Accord (CARGA) with the BC NDP. A growing shift in family medicine, as municipalities are filling in where the province is failing. And a violent incident in Maple Ridge over the weekend.Global BCFeb 9
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Trump welcomes King Charles, Queen Camilla to White House on royals’ U.S. state visitBritain’s King Charles III and Queen Camilla arrived at the White House on Monday, where President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania greeted the couple. Charles’ multi-day visit also includes a White House state dinner and a speech to Congress. The royal will also visit the Sept. 11 memorial in New York City, and attend...U.S. NewsApr 27
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The Morning Show: March 17Happy St. Patty’s to you! Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with some festive green cocktails before we ease into tax season talk, telling you about the facts and common scams. Later, we’re joined by a Cirque du Soleil contortionist and football freestyler who show off their moves in studio!The Morning ShowMar 17
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Global Peterborough’s Business Beat March 2Brenda Whitehead profiles businesses, entrepreneurs and events in Peterborough and the Kawarthas. This week: The City of Peterborough’s green bin voluntary pilot for downtown restaurants – Third annual free International Women’s Day Party hosted by The Tiffany Show – International Women’s Day March and downtown eventsMar 2
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N.B. Green party says infrastructure projects are being politicizedNew Brunswick’s Green Party says the province is politicizing infrastructure projects with one Green MLA calling a move by former government “disturbing” and “corrupt.” Anna Mandin reports.Global News at 6 New BrunswickDec 3, 2025
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Green Party leader ‘working to make sure’ a snap election doesn’t happenWe get budget reaction from Conservative House Leader Andrew Scheer and Green Party Leader Elizabeth May. When it comes down to the final budget vote, where are they planning to throw support and could a snap election be possible?The West BlockNov 9, 2025
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Alberta and Ottawa reportedly in talks about potential oil pipeline to B.C.’s coastThe federal government is working on a new energy accord with Alberta and there are reports the new deal could include an oil pipeline to B.C.’s coast. Federal Green Party Leader Elizabeth May discusses the potential agreement with Global News Morning.Danielle SmithNov 20, 2025
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House of Commons passes Mark Carney’s 1st budget in crucial votePrime Minister Mark Carney’s first budget has passed in the House of Commons Monday night by a slim margin of 170-168. Green Party Leader Elizabeth May voted with the Liberals while Conservative MPs Matt Jeneroux and Shannon Stubbs, and NDP MPs Gord Johns and Lori Idlout abstained from the vote, ensuring the motion passed. The...CanadaNov 17, 2025
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Liberals negotiate with NDP, Greens on federal budget’s future as Conservatives face turmoilPrime Minister Mark Carney was in Atlantic Canada Monday, pitching the economic plan his government laid out in last week’s federal budget. It’s still unclear whether it has enough support from opposition parties to pass a confidence vote next week. Jillian Piper reports on the turmoil in the ranks of the Conservative Party, and how...Global NationalNov 10, 2025
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UCP members boo Premier’s talk of working with OttawaAlberta’s premier addressed her party with a keynote speech at the UCP’s annual meeting. Her talk of a new relationship with the federal government was greeted with boos from party members. But as Erik Bay tells us, the premier may have another fight to pick with the feds.PoliticsNov 29, 2025
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Global News Weekend at 6 Calgary: Nov. 29Alberta’s premier addressed her party with a keynote speech at the UCP’s annual meeting. Her talk of a new relationship with the federal government was greeted with boos from party members. From Black Friday to Cyber Monday, holiday shoppers are focusing more on the impact their holiday gift will make rather than spending more.Nov 29, 2025
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The West Block: Nov. 9As Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne heads across the country to sell his government’s budget, he tells the show how the Liberals plan to court opposition for support. Plus, We get budget reaction from Conservative House Leader Andrew Scheer and Green Party Leader Elizabeth May. When it comes down to the final budget vote, where are...The West BlockNov 9, 2025
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Green’s Elizabeth May would ‘absolutely’ vote no to 2025 budgetAsked if she would vote no on the federal government’s 2025 budget, tabled Tuesday, Green Party Leader Elizabeth May responded, “Absolutely,” suggesting Prime Minister Mark Carney and his cabinet reach out to opposition parties to see what they can do to get a vote in favour of the spending plan.CanadaNov 4, 2025
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Trump ally-turned-critic Marjorie Taylor Greene announces shock resignationAfter a public feud with U.S. President Donald Trump over delays in releasing the Epstein files, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has announced she’s leaving Congress. As Reggie Cecchini explains, her resignation exposes cracks in the Republican Party and raises questions about how strong the MAGA movement remains.PoliticsNov 22, 2025
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Motion to lower municipal voting age rejectedA recent motion put forth by a Vancouver city councillor to lower the municipal voting age has been rejected at city hall. Vancouver Green party city councillor, Pete Fry joins Global News Morning to explain why he put the motion forward to council.Global BCNov 1, 2025
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Burnside Birthday Bash previewWe check in with Jeff Green from Burnside Brewing and local singer/songwriter Nicole Ariana to find out more about the Canadian Tuxedo Party happening on Sunday to celebrate 10 years in business.Global News Morning HalifaxNov 14, 2025
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Focus BC: A new era for the Green PartyIt’s day four of the UBCM and it’s a new era for the BC Green Party. Emily Lowan is the newly elected Green Party Leader. She joins host Richard Zussman. Brad West, Port Coquitlam’s mayor, also joins Richard, along with Legislative Bureau Chief Keith Baldrey.Focus BCSep 25, 2025