Proud to vote: LGBTQ issues in the federal election
Wonderful night at the LGBTQ VOTES debate! Thanks to all the Green supporters who came out. (pun intended)
Thursday, 2015 September 24, 6pm
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Wonderful night at the LGBTQ VOTES debate! Thanks to all the Green supporters who came out. (pun intended)
Thursday, 2015 September 24, 6pm
Buddies In Bad Times Theatre Read more »
Tuesday, 2015 September 15, 7pm – 9pm
Ralph Thornton Centre, 2nd floor auditorium
765 Queen St E
All registered candidates have been invited to participate — confirmed candidates to date are:
Tim Dutaud, the Conservative ex-candidate, dropped out shortly after people figured out who he was. The important take-away here is this: If you are concerned about stopping Harper, there has never been a danger in this riding of electing a Conservative.
This continues a long tradition of the Conservative candidate being a non-issue in Toronto-Danforth. Katarina von Koenig, for example, remained a woman of mystery throughout the 2011 election. Andrew Keyes, to his credit, took being a candidate seriously in 2012, at least until Conservative HQ apparently told him to stop participating in debates.
From the Toronto Star:
Tory candidates told to avoid debates, media during campaign
Conservatives running in the federal election have been advised not to attend all-candidates’ meetings or speak to reporters during the campaign, a party source says.
Here’s a request from Steven, our social media director. He has been tweeting and posting up a storm and getting a lot of attention for the Greens.
Hi Green Supporters,
My name is Steven McInnis I am the social media director for Chris Tolley.
Tonight, as you likely know, is a big night with the debate and we could definitely use all of your help.
Throughout the evening, I will be sending out tweets through Chris Tolley’s Twitter account @christolley (in case you are not already following).
If you could retweet them or add your own spin it would be appreciated. The most important thing is that our message gets out loud and clear.
Also, please like the posts on Chris’s Facebook page to help get the word out.
Thanks, Steven McInnis
As things stand now, this is one of our only chances to support Elizabeth May in a national debate. I hope you are able to help Steven make some noise for Elizabeth tonight.
The debate start at 8 pm, Thursday, August 8.
You can find details on how to watch it on the Maclean’s site.