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I cannot be accused – not this time around, anyway – of being objective in this election. I have been rather public in throwing my hat in with the Green Party of Ontario, and in particular my local Green Party candidate Tim Grant. I’ve leaned toward environmentalism my whole life, and, having tired immensely of politics as usual and the lack of bold vision and change, I am determined to vote to build the party that most closely matches my ideals, come hell or high water.

I have no reason to keep it close to the chest. I am not the voice of any organization with political clout. I am not a journalist, expected against reason to be a political eunuch. I do not speak for vested interests, other than my own. I speak as one individual among many, and I am happy with my choice to expose as many people as I can, in my limited way, to the new ideas being brought forward by the Greens. Continue Reading »