1. By: Layla G,Eva N,Feona A,Sharn M
Green Party
By: Layla G,Eva N,Feona A,Sharn M

2. Leaders Dr.Trevor Hancock (1983-1984) Seymour Trieger (1984-1988)
Kathryn Cholette ( )
Chris Lea ( )
Wendy Priesnitz ( )
Harry Garfinkle (1997)
Joan Russow ( )
Chris Bradshaw ( )
Jim Harris ( )
Elizabeth May (2006-now)

3. Party History Started in Canada and around the world in the 1960s
The 60s value of peace, love and understanding
Values of non-violence, social justice and ecological thinking

4. What are some Green Party Beliefs?
Social justice
Rich and poor to be balanced out. To have more opportunities.
Nonviolence
Having peace with the states. Having respect to the environment, humans and more.
Sustainability
Renewable and non-renewable, have enough resources, to have fair share with rich and poor.
Respect for diversity
Having respect for all people, religion and more. Defend people’s rights. Support well-beings and body health.

5. Logos/ Visuals, Colours, and Slogans
Green
Nature
Renewal
Colour of life
Environment
Logos/ Visuals, Colours, and Slogans
What do they mean?
Logo
Eye-catching
Represents their party
“Vote Green for Green”

6. Propaganda https://youtu.be/S3XW5PS26co Glittering generalities
Appeal to people’s patriotism
Transfer
Shows maple leaf,Rocky mountains, fresh water, etc
Plain folk
families

7. Party Policies Human Rights Oppose all mistreatment to an individual/s
Food and Water
Water resources are conserved
Democracy
Grant access to independent media and official information
Equity
Try to eradicate pandemics such as HIV, AIDs, TB, and malaria
Climate Change and Energy
Aiding research in ecological power production and sustainable energy uses.

8. Bibliography
“Custom WordPress Themes | Branding | Sacramento Web Design.” Bourn Creative,
“Global Greens.” Global Greens,
“Green Party of Canada.” Green Party of Canada,
“Home.” Elizabeth May MP Site,
“Redirect Notice.” Google Search, Google,
“Rosemary Brown.” The Canadian Encyclopedia,
Green party history