Last night, we saw a confirmation that environment was a ballot-box issue. GreenPAC endorsed 27 environmental leaders from four major parties (and one independent) and we are delighted that 16 GreenPAC-endorsed candidates are on their way to Parliament Hill.
Here’s how our candidates did on election night:
Will Amos (L, Pontiac): Won
Taylor Bachrach (NDP, Skeena—Bulkley Valley): Won
Richard Cannings (NDP, South Okanagan—West Kootenay): Won
Michael Chong (C, Wellington—Halton Hills): Won
François Choquette (NDP, Drummond): Lost
Terry Duguid (L, Winnipeg South): Won
Kirsty Duncan (L, Etobicoke North): Won
Steve Dyck (G, Guelph): Lost
Andy Fillmore (L, Halifax): Won
Joël Godin (C, Portneuf—Jacques-Cartier): Won
Steven Guilbeault (L, Laurier—Sainte-Marie): Won
Bruce Hyer (G, Thunder Bay—Superior North): Lost
Gord Johns (NDP, Courtenay—Alberni): Won
Anna Keenan (G, Malpeque): Lost
Racelle Kooy (G, Victoria): Lost
Darcie Lanthier (G, Charlottetown): Lost
Larry Maguire (C, Brandon—Souris): Won
Elizabeth May (G, Saanich—Gulf Islands): Won
Dan Mazier (C, Dauphin—Swan River—Neepawa): Won
Catherine McKenna (L, Ottawa Centre): Won
Gord Miller (G, Parry Sound—Muskoka): Lost
Joyce Murray (L, Vancouver Quadra): Won
Joan Phillip (NDP, Central Okanagan—Similkameen—Nicola): Lost
Jane Philpott (Ind., Markham—Stouffville): Lost
Wayne Stetski (NDP, Kootenay—Columbia): Lost
Rudy Turtle (NDP, Kenora): Lost
Jonathan Wilkinson (L, North Vancouver): Won