Campaign office pops up

Update: See the CBC’s photo slideshow.

A shipping container + solar panels + Queen Street =
Canada’s first off-grid, solar powered, urban shipping container-chic Campaign Pop-up Office

Chris Tolley, Green Party candidate for Toronto-Danforth, launches the first ever off-grid, solar powered campaign pop-up office. Join us:

Wednesday, 2015 October 7, 1:30pm
899 Queen St E
(south side of Queen, just east of Logan)

Chris Tolley pop-up office

This office, fashioned out of a shipping container, is located on Queen Street East in trendy Leslieville. Campaign staff plan and coordinate Tolley’s campaign from this location.

“My opponents are running multi-story, huge offices with lights blazing. We want to show that you can do things differently. By repurposing a shipping container and adding solar power, we are proving, that with a bit of imagination, you can think outside of the box while working inside of it,” says Tolley.

Toronto-Danforth Green Party office

The launch will include a ‘turning on the switch’ moment where the solar panels come alive and power the space, as well as a short talk from the candidate, Chris Tolley.

Quick hits — Toronto-Danforth:

  • Federal seat was held by Jack Layton from 2004 – 2012
  • Riding traditionally a strong Green riding
  • Riding is in the east end of downtown Toronto
  • Riding is home to Toronto’s Greektown, Little India, the city’s first Chinatown and the trendy Riverdale and Leslieville neighborhoods

Quick hits — Chris Tolley:

  • Age 43
  • He is an award-winning writer and director
  • Has lived in Toronto-Danforth for 16 years
  • His campaign website: vote2015.ca

Media contact — Steven McInnis

  • 416-574-3477
  • steven@vote2015.ca

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