Elizabeth May Cameron
2011 Manitoba Election Archive
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Gerrard will stay as MLA, but won't comment on future as leader
Wednesday, 05 October 2011
Carman Valley Leader - Dan Manning of the New Democrats finished with 1730 votes, while Elizabeth May Cameron of the Green Party had 345. Morantz, a lawyer, stood with his wife while thanking several dozen supporters at a River Heights restaurant. ...
Teachers crucial to Student Vote success
Wednesday, 28 September 2011
Winnipeg Free Press (blog) - The teacher tried to hold the debate Thursday morning for Tory Marty Morantz, New Democrat Dan Manning, and Green Elizabeth May Cameron, but that conflicted with Rosh Hashanah services. The high holiday also affected candidates' availability for Friday ...
Wooing me as a seniorintraining
Monday, 26 September 2011
Winnipeg Free Press (blog) - Tory Marty Morantz and NDP Dan Manning and Green Elizabeth May Cameron all agreed to the town hall, says the teacher. But the teacher says he'll likely have to scrap it, because one candidate, Liberal leader Jon Gerrard, has not responded to a series ...
Questionnaire Response
Elizabeth May Cameron - River Heights
Why did you decide to run in the 2011 Manitoba election?
I was inspired by the vision that the Green Party of Manitoba has for our province. I don’t see much of a difference between the other party platforms, whereas the Greens have put forth innovative solutions. Judicious management of our finite resources seems like a no-brainer to me, yet no one else is coming from that standpoint. Also admire the fact that the Greens will implement a good idea regardless of it source whereas others seem so entrenched in their party lines that progress is stifled. Manitobans are sick of parliamentary bickering. The greens in Europe came up with the slogan: neither Right, nor Left – but Forward. Love it.
Is there anything in particular you would like to change in our province? In your electoral division?
I would like to see more support for our local economy, and River Heights has a large number of small businesses that keep this community a great place to live. It deeply concerns me that, for example, our governments do nothing when local businesses are in trouble, yet they give millions of incentives to IKEA.
Do you have any other comments regarding your candidacy?
We’re a ground swell of 32 candidates this year, half of which are women, and all representing a gamut of age groups, ethnicity, and backgrounds. We all share an idea of a government with vision, integrity, and a sustainable plan in place that goes beyond the next election. Greens are ahead of the curve when it comes to long term sustainable thinking, and I’m proud of that.
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