Green Party of Prince Edward Island

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Green Party of Prince Edward Island
Active Provincial Party
Founded 2005
Leader Sharon Labchuk
President  ?
Headquarters  ?
Political ideology Green
International alignment None
Colours Green
Website  ?

The Green Party of Prince Edward Island is a registered provincial political party in Prince Edward Island, Canada led by Sharon Labchuk. While registration only took place in 2005, there have been active Green Party members on the Island, in the person of David 'Lobie' Daughton and others who acted as local contacts and organizers, intermittently fielding federal Green candidates.

Image:WikiThanks.pngGreen parties in Canada
Federal: Green Party of Canada
Provincial: Alberta - British Columbia - Manitoba - Newfoundland and Labrador
Nova Scotia - Ontario - Prince Edward Island - Quebec - Saskatchewan



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