BC Green Party

Sunday November 30 | Young BC Greens Online Meeting
2025-11-30 19:00 - 20:00 (America/Vancouver) | Zoom
Join the Young BC Greens in our biweekly meeting where we meet like-minded people, realize projects, and build up BC Greens youth with the skills and tools they need to create meaningful change in BC. We will have guest speakers, fun games, and participate in the discussions shaping our world. We are the youth for the future!
RSVP HERE!

Monday December 1 | Gibsons | Meet Emily Lowan | Leader’s Tour
2025-12-01 17:30 - 19:30 | Blackfish Pub, 966 Venture Way, Gibsons, BC, V0N 1V7, Canada
BC Greens Leader Emily Lowan is coming to Gibsons!
She wants to chat with you about BC politics and what it could look like with more BC Greens in the mix. Share with her what you care about, and learn how to get organized to build a more sustainable future.
RSVP here!

Tuesday December 2 | Virtual - Zoom | Weekly Call Party
2025-12-02 18:00 - 20:00 | Zoom
Let’s get calling!
As you may know, our new leader Emily Lowan is going on a tour, and we’re inviting people to their closest stop. Never made calls before? No worries, we’ll train you!
Join the Zoom here.
RSVP here!

Friday December 5 | Sidney | Community Meet and Greet with MLA Rob Botterell
2025-12-05 10:00 - 12:00 | Serious Coffee Sidney, 2417 Beacon Ave, Sidney, BC, V8L 1X5, Canada
Join Rob for a non-partisan meet and greet in Sidney at Serious Coffee!
Hear about the fall legislative session, learn about Rob’s priorities, and discuss with Rob the issues that are important to you! This is a drop-in event, registration is not required but welcome for planning purposes. You are invited to bring a non-perishable food item which will be donated to the local food bank. We hope to see you there!
RSVP here!

CANCELLED: Friday December 5 | Nanaimo | Town Hall with Emily Lowan | Leader’s Tour
2025-12-05 14:30 - 17:30 | Wellington Hall, 3922 Corunna Avenue,, Nanaimo, Canada
Unfortunately, this event has had to be postponed due to a health issue affecting Leader Emily Lowan. We appreciate your understanding and will provide an update when the event is rescheduled.
Meet BC Greens leader Emily Lowan at our community town hall! Come to ask questions, talk about the challenges facing your community, and ensure your voice is heard in shaping what comes next.
🚪 2:30pm : Doors open
🗣️ 3pm – 5:30pm: Townhall
RSVP Here!

CANCELLED: Friday December 5 | Nanaimo | Potluck
2025-12-05 18:00 - 19:30 | Wellington Hall, 3922 Corunna Avenue,, Nanaimo, Canada
Unfortunately, this event has had to be postponed due to a health issue affecting Leader Emily Lowan. We appreciate your understanding and will provide an update when the event is rescheduled.
After the town hall, we’re keeping the conversation going with a community potluck from 6:00 PM onward.
Bring a dish to share, connect with neighbours, and enjoy a relaxed evening of good food and great company.
RSVP for Potluck!

Friday December 5 | Nanaimo Youth Meet-up
2025-12-05 19:00 - 21:00 | Lighthouse Bistro & Pub, 50 Anchor Way, Nanaimo, BC, V9R 7B5, Canada
Unfortunately, Emily Lowan will be unable to make this event due to a health issue, but her team will still be there!
BC Greens Leader Emily Lowan is coming to Nanaimo to chat with students and youth!
She wants to chat with you about BC politics and what it could look like with more BC Greens in the mix. Share with her what you care about, and learn how to get organized to build a more sustainable future.
RSVP Here!

Saturday December 6 | Saanich South Social
2025-12-06 17:00 - 20:00 | Recreation Centre – Foxbourgh Hills, 4360 Emily Carr Dr, Victoria, BC, V8X 4Y4, Canada
Unfortunately, Emily Lowan will be unable to make this event due to a health issue, but her team will still be there!
Join us for an informal meet up with your fellow BC Greens in Saanich-South, with a special guest: Emily Lowan, the newly elected BC Greens Leader will be joining us as part of her Leadership Tour!
Get to know how you can be involved, share your experiences and make some new connections. With the momentum gained in the summer’s leadership contest and with the potential of an election around the corner we’re getting ready to hit the ground running!
Coffee, tea, juice and light snacks will be provided – if you would like to bring your own dish let us know or if you have any questions please reach out to sas@bcgreens.ca
There is a parking lot, racks for bikes and near the bus stop for the 6A (Emily Carr at Crownwood Lane is the closest stop).
We hope to see you there to help welcome Emily to the BC Greens in her home riding of Saanich-South!
RSVP Here!

Sunday December 7 | Sooke | Meet Emily Lowan | Leader’s Tour
2025-12-07 13:00 - 15:00 | Westwind Harbour Cohousing, 6609 Goodmere Rd, Sooke, BC, V9Z 0X1, Canada
Come get to know our new leader Emily in the company of the Juan de Fuca Riding Association!
Come get to know our new leader Emily in the company of the Juan de Fuca Riding Association! She wants to chat with you about BC politics and what it could look like with more BC Greens in the mix. Share with her what you care about, and learn how to get organized to build a more sustainable future.
Please note that there is LIMITED PARKING on site and on the street — please walk or car-pool if you live close by, or consider parking at Sooke Elementary on Sooke Road and walking down from Sooke Rd.
As you know, our riding is a geographical challenge. No one place is easily reached from the rest of the riding. This means that we will be alternating the location of events between Sooke and Mill Bay. Later this winter we are hoping to host an event with Emily in the South Cowichan end of the riding. That said, this event is open to all!
RSVP here!

Tuesday December 9 | Virtual – Zoom | Provincial Volunteer/RA Meeting & Training
2025-12-09 19:00 - 20:30 | Zoom
SPECIAL EDITION: End of year fundraising training with Kylee Williams, BC Greens Director of Fundraising and Superstar Extraordinaire! 🌟
Join the BC Green Field Team, along with volunteers and Riding Associations from across the province, as we come together to discuss and plan for the upcoming months. This is an excellent opportunity to gain insights, contribute ideas, and help shape the direction of our initiatives moving forward. We hope to see you there!
Please note: this meeting usually takes place on the first Tuesday of every month, but has been moved to the 9th for this special training.
Join the Zoom here.
RSVP Here!

Tuesday December 9 | Sidney | Town Hall with Emily Lowan and MLA Rob Botterell | Leader's Tour
2025-12-09 19:00 - 21:00 | Mary Winspear Centre, 2243 Beacon Avenue, Sidney, BC
Join Leader of the BC Greens, Emily Lowan and MLA Rob Botterell at Mary Winspear for an inspiring town hall. Refreshments will be provided and we will leave time for informal discussion. Doors open at 6:30 pm.
RSVP for in-person! RSVP for virtual stream

Thursday December 11 | Virtual - Zoom | End of Year Fundraising Call Training
2025-12-11 12:00 - 13:00 | Zoom
Join us for training on how to make end-of-year fundraising calls, and help us reach our goal!
Leader Emily Lowan has spent the last two months on the road — listening, organizing, and building real people-powered momentum across BC. From packed rooms to kitchen-table conversations, one message was constant: British Columbians are ready for change, and they’re counting on the BC Greens to deliver it.
Now, as we close out 2025, we’re turning this tour energy into the biggest year-end push in our party’s history. Our Goal: $1.32M by December 31.
Join the Thursday Zoom link here.
RSVP

Thursday December 11 | North Vancouver | Meet Emily Lowan | Leader's Tour
2025-12-11 18:30 - 20:30 | Buddha-Full, 106 W 1st St #101, North Vancouver, BC, V7M 1A9, Canada
BC Greens Leader Emily Lowan is coming to North Vancouver!
She wants to chat with you about BC politics and what it could look like with more BC Greens in the mix. Share with her what you care about, and learn how to get organized to build a more sustainable future.
RSVP Here!

Sunday December 14 | Victoria | Fight the Oligarchs: End-of-Tour Rally | Leader’s Tour
2025-12-14 15:00 - 17:00 | United Commons, 932 Balmoral Rd, Victoria, BC, V8T 1A7, Canada
The Leader’s Tour has been a whirlwind of activity – weeks of conversations, organizing, and genuine community energy. And now we’re down to the final stop!
Join us on Sunday, December 14, at the United Commons in Victoria for a final rally to Fight the Oligarchs! We’ve crisscrossed BC, meeting people where they live, hearing their stories, and shining a light on the power imbalances that shape their day-to-day lives.
We’ll hear from special guest speakers, share vital tour insights, and continue to build on this momentum!
🗓️ Date: Sunday, December 14, 2025
⏰ Time: 3 PM – 5 PM PST (Check in 2:30pm)
📌 United Commons – 932 Balmoral Rd, Victoria
🗣️ Special guest speakers: David Evans, Rajinder Sahota & Prym Goodacre
🎶 Live music by The Projectors
🚨 RSVP today to join the movement!
RSVP here!

Sunday December 14 | Young BC Greens Online Meeting
2025-12-14 19:00 - 20:00 | Zoom

Monday December 15 | Whistler | Young Greens - Après with Emily Lowan | Leader’s Tour
2025-12-15 16:00 - 17:00 | Cinnamon Bear (CBB), 4050 Whistler Way, Whistler, BC, V8E 1G9, Canada
Hey Young Skiers and Snowboarders!
Come après with Emily Lowan and chat with her about the oligarchs nearest you! She wants to know what it feels like to have the place you work and play be owned by billionaires and people far far away. Hear what she wants to do to fight these oligarchs, and fund our future.
Grab a drink and let’s chat! Help bring more youth into the party by keeping this events to young Greens only. Greens of all ages are welcome at the following Meet & Greet event later this evening.
RSVP Here!

Monday December 15 | West Vancouver-Sea to Sky | AGM + Volunteer Meeting
2025-12-15 17:00 - 18:00 | Maury Young Arts Centre, 4335 Blackcomb Wy, Whistler, BC, V8E 0X4, Canada
Come join us for our West Vancouver-Sea to Sky AGM + Council Election Results!
This is the perfect opportunity to connect with the members in our riding and learn how you can get more involved! We will be recapping the year, meeting your nominees for the 2025 Riding Association Executive, and providing vote assistance to those who need it.
Apply here!
After the AGM, stay for a meet and greet with our new BC Greens leader Emily Lowan and WVS MLA Jeremy Valeriote from 6pm. We hope to see you there!
⏳ Timeline:

December 11th at 5pm: Application deadline (apply here)
December 12th at 10am: Membership deadline (become a member here, or email gifts@bcgreens.ca to check your membership)
December 13th at 10am: Voting opens
December 15th at 5pm: Voting help for those that need it at this meeting
December 15th at 5:30pm: Voting closes
December 15th at 5:45pm: Results announced

Interested in learning more, or have questions? Please email organize@bcgreens.ca!

Monday December 15 | Whistler | Meet Emily Lowan with MLA Jeremy Valeriote | Leader's Tour
2025-12-15 18:00 - 20:00 | Maury Young Arts Centre, 4335 Blackcomb Wy, Whistler, BC, V8E 0X4, Canada
BC Green Party leader Emily Lowan is coming to Whistler!
She will be at the Maury Young Arts Centre from 6:00 p.m. to 8 p.m. for a meet and greet style event.
Whistler’s local BC Green MLA Jeremy Valeriote will be there to welcome her!
RSVP Here!

Tuesday December 16 | Virtual - Zoom | End of Year Fundraising Call Training
2025-12-16 18:00 - 19:00 | Zoom
Join us for training on how to make end-of-year fundraising calls, and help us reach our goal!
Leader Emily Lowan has spent the last two months on the road — listening, organizing, and building real people-powered momentum across BC. From packed rooms to kitchen-table conversations, one message was constant: British Columbians are ready for change, and they’re counting on the BC Greens to deliver it.
Now, as we close out 2025, we’re turning this tour energy into the biggest year-end push in our party’s history. Our Goal: $1.32M by December 31.
Join the Tuesday Zoom link here.
RSVP

Thursday December 18 | Virtual – Zoom | End of Year Fundraising Call Training
2025-12-18 12:00 - 13:00 | Zoom

Monday December 22 | Virtual - Zoom | End of Year Fundraising Call Training
2025-12-22 18:00 - 19:00 | Zoom
Join us for training on how to make end-of-year fundraising calls, and help us reach our goal!
Leader Emily Lowan has spent the last two months on the road — listening, organizing, and building real people-powered momentum across BC. From packed rooms to kitchen-table conversations, one message was constant: British Columbians are ready for change, and they’re counting on the BC Greens to deliver it.
Now, as we close out 2025, we’re turning this tour energy into the biggest year-end push in our party’s history. Our Goal: $1.32M by December 31.
Join the Zoom link here.
RSVP

Saturday December 27 | Virtual - Zoom | End of Year Fundraising Call Training
2025-12-27 12:00 - 13:00 | Zoom

Sunday December 28 | Virtual - Zoom | Young BC Greens AGM + Election Results
2025-12-28 19:00 - 20:30 | Zoom
Join the Young BC Greens as we review are previous term (July – December) and announce the results of who will be the new council!
⏳ Election Timeline:
Friday November 28th at 7:00pm: Applications open
December 19th at 7:30pm: Application and membership deadline (must be a member to vote, remember its free for youth! You can join at https://bcgreens.ca/youth/)
December 21st at 7:30pm: Voting opens
December 28th at 7pm: Voting help for those that need it at this meeting
December 28th at 7:30pm: Voting closes
December 28th at 7:45pm: Results announced
Join the Zoom here at Sunday December 28 at 7pm!
RSVP Here!
List of candidates and their bios (in alphabetical order):

Apollin Lu [Campus Club Coordinator]:

I’ve known Beatrice (the current chair) from school and her passion for sustainability actually inspired me to get involved with the Greens. I’ve canvassed at both the provincial and federal election for the Green Party, and have attended Young BC Greens’ meetings and really enjoy hearing everyone’s different thoughts on sustainability. I’m also an active participant in a variety of sustainability organizations. I’m the founder and director of the Food Recovery Alliance which works with farms throughout BC to donate surplus food to farms. I also run a community garden that donates 3000+ pounds of food to local shelters like the Mustard Seed. In addition, I’ve been a member of my school’s sustainability council since 4th grade. Sustainability is a big part of my life and I’d love the opportunity to contribute to a community that’s become so important to me. I feel that my leadership abilities I developed with the FRA, community garden, and my school’s sustainability club have given me the organizational skills to succeed with the Young Greens. Also, I know that I am at the lower end in terms of age at the Young BC Greens so I can offer the perspective of a high schooler and organize events with other school clubs that relate to students.

Ayla Starkey [Mid/North Island-Sunshine Coast Regional Representative]:

My name is Ayla Starkey, I am a double major political and environmental studies student at the University of Victoria. I am passionate about not only studying these topics, but also about participating and furthering beneficial causes within them. My perspective and interest in the juncture between politics and the environment is aligned with the Green party policies and values. Therefore, I think I can be a useful addition to the Young BC Green Council.

Beatrice Sharpe [Chair]:

Hello, my name is Beatrice Sharpe, and I’m re-applying to be Chair of the Young BC Greens. I’m a first-year student at the University of Victoria (UVic), studying Political Science and Environmental Studies. My experience with the BC Greens started while shadowing Sonia Furstenau and Adam Olsen in the BC Legislature. Seeing how they spoke for the people, not wealthy corporations, with love and science-based opinions led me to get involved as the Lead Canvasser on Sonia Furstenau’s 2024 campaign.
The past two terms as Chair, I have carried forth these values of community-oriented action and hope for a better future. After a first term of writing guidelines for the YBCG and working closely with Vote16, and a second term of setting up four projects across BC and involving more youth, I’m looking forward to being a leader who helps make your hopes a reality in my third term.
I have an incredible vision for the future of the Young BC Greens, one where we are recognized provincially as a voice for young people. By setting up a Public Transit Town Hall in March, creating a space for in-person training and skill-building, hosting guest speakers every two months, and giving a platform for your ideas to be heard, I hope to help the YBCG be influential and experienced. Let’s take action for the people of BC together – Vote Beatrice for Chair!

Ian Thomson-Mckinnon [Vancouver Regional Representative]:

My name is Ian Thomson-Mckinnon, and I was born and raised in Vancouver, B.C. Growing up during the 2000s and 2010s, I lived through the Greenest City 2020 initiative. While I appreciated the sentiment and the changes it brought to this city, as a current Vancouver resident, the results of the Greenest City action plan feel hollow. We have been left with an unaffordable city dominated by developers, and the idea of “Greening” our city or our province has become another political statement.
Three years ago, I graduated from University in Nova Scotia and moved home to pursue a career in agriculture. I spent the last three seasons working at Sole Food Street Farms, a farm that provides employment and community for people in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. My experience farming in the city reinforced my belief that ecological and social issues are deeply intertwined.
As a member of the Youth Council, I would like to address the needs of Vancouver, as well as the surrounding agricultural areas that feed our city and are in dire need of support.
I want to join the Young BC Greens council because I see the party’s energy has shifted towards not just “Greening” but addressing material inequalities that affect people’s lives. From the corporate domination of British Columbia to the cost of housing and groceries, we need a party that advocates for the Rights of people and our planet.

Lucas Hayes [South Island Regional Representative]:

My name is Lucas Hayes (he/him) and I am seeking election as the South Island Regional Representative on the Young BC Greens Council. I have lived in Victoria for the past 10 years and am deeply connected to the South Island community through my work, volunteering, schooling and hobbies.
For the past seven years, I have worked as a mental health worker at the Victoria Cool Aid Society, supporting people experiencing homelessness, mental illness, and systemic barriers. This role has given me a strong understanding of how provincial policies around housing, healthcare, and social services affect people’s daily lives. It has also strengthened my ability to listen carefully, communicate clearly, and work respectfully with people from diverse backgrounds.
I have also been the Membership Coordinator with Surfrider Foundation Canada for over two years, supporting member engagement and communication. I completed my BA at Uvic in History and Indigenous Studies, which shaped how I think about the long-term impacts of political decisions. I also hold a Certificate in Non-Profit Management from SFU focused on organizational governance.
I am eager to continue building my volunteer experience through service on the Young BC Greens Council by learning from council members and deepening my understanding of civic engagement.

Natalie Lingren [Social Media Coordinator]:

I’m Natalie – a socialist from Vancouver. I have a degree in UX/digital design and believe we can use our social media to build youth membership and engagement by championing causes, showcasing our actions taken, and maybe having some fun 😝😝😝 Let’s change this system that doesn’t work and make youth voices heard in the fight! I’ve also been the Social Media Coordinator for the past term, but was on a strike that has concluded now that our anti – genocide motion passed!

Oscar Towert [Chair]:

My name is Oscar Towert. I’m 22 and from xwesam. I currently live in Victoria, finishing a degree in history. I’ve been accepted to UVic Law for next September, where I’ll focus on labour and human rights.
My desire to join the Youth Council stems from beliefs built through studying social history, and the urgent need for empathetic, socialist leadership. The BC Greens embody my principles.
Simply put, I believe socialism is the application of the Golden Rule: “Do unto others as you’d have done unto you.” I want a life with easy access to food, housing, work, well-designed communities, and a healthy planet. Therefore, I want the same for others. The current economic model, valuing only profit, inevitably leads to stratification, and the exploitation of workers and planet: an unsustainable situation.
I possess the leadership skills to succeed on the Youth Council, and I am always eager to build and advocate my beliefs. Working at Cascadia Liquor, I saw injustice in my workplace, so I started and led a successful union drive. I was elected to represent my coworkers on the Bargaining Committee and served as a picket captain. After more than a month picketing, we won our first contract, with 4 stores unionized. Given the actions of the BC NDP, the BC Greens are well positioned to represent the future of the labour movement.
To conclude, I’ll quote Frantz Fanon: “Each generation must discover its mission, fulfill it or betray it, in relative opacity.”

Pasha Summerland [Okanagan-Kootenays Regional Representative]:

About me: I am Pasha Summerland. I am an environmentalist located in Kelowna, BC. I am a very outdoors-oriented person, and I spend all my free time in nature. I am currently attending Okanagan College and will be graduating with a Diploma in Environmental Management this Spring. I have been running the Greens Club at OC for the last few months, and I am very proud of the group and all the work we have done – from hands-on ecological restoration to attending protests against old-growth logging. After graduating from OC, I will be transferring to Thompson Rivers University to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Ecology and Environmental Biology.
I am running for re-election for the Okanagan to Kootenays Regional Representative because I am passionate about being part of a youth-led political movement working to make real systemic change. As an environmentalist, I am dedicated to protecting nature and being a voice here in the Okanagan. I have plans to continue my Wildfire Rehabilitation and Reforestation project in Rose Valley this spring, along with other conservation projects.
I believe the BC Green Party has a significant opportunity to create meaningful change. I am dedicated to bringing the Green Party to the Okanagan on a large scale. As an environmental science student with a strong commitment to protecting nature, grassroots organization, collaboration, Indigenous involvement, and youth-led movements, I believe I would continue to be a strong representative for the Young BC Greens in the Okanagan-Kootenays region.

Rhys Walker-Shaw [Vice Chair]:

I am Rhys Walker-Shaw. I am 17 years old and serve as the representative for Vancouver Island-Sunshine Coast on the Youth Council and as youth representative on Provincial Council. Now that the position of Vice Chair is open, I am running to continue doing my best to help grow the party and make sure we get what we need from Provincial Council.
Currently I am a grade 12 student at Reynolds Secondary School in Victoria and former Stock Clerk at the Tofino Co-Op. I also volunteer with Clayoquot Action in Tofino (my home) to raise awareness about the harms that fish farms cause to our coastal communities. I have been involved with the BC Greens for several years now. Most recently, I volunteered for Sonia Furstenau in the 2024 election, helped get Elizabeth May re-elected in April, and got involved with the re-launch of the Young Greens earlier this year.
Since being elected to the councils, I have helped start up our campaign for free transit in greater Victoria, collected signatures to protect wild salmon in Tofino, traveled to a fish farm in Clayoquot sound to document the pollution, given presentations to students at my school, and secured much needed Provincial Council funding for our projects.
I’m proud of what the Young Greens have managed to accomplish in only a year and with a new leader and more young people joining the movement, I think we can do great things next year.

Robert Beda [Vancouver Regional Representative]:

It’s been great recently to meet many folks in this province sharing my concern for the imminent societal dangers of climate change and other urgent threats to our planet’s habitability. I’m Robert, a UBC undergraduate student of the Faculty of Science, and I did not expect the political situation in Canada and the USA to be quite this dire by this point. We must respond, however, not to reality as we wish it were, but to reality as it actually presents itself to us. Occupants of Canadian public office have allowed our nation’s reckless unsustainability to persist in large part because they have failed to heed the credible warnings of indigenous peoples, dedicated scientific experts, and hardworking advocates for marginalized communities. Our way out of the resulting mess must begin via earnest dialogue with these long-ignored but well-informed advocates for the public good.
To get the legislative influence that might effectively transform expert insight into innovative provincial policy responses to the global climate crisis, we need to work exclusively and visibly for the public good – rather than foreign corporate interests, or other such detriments to genuine electoral credibility. Vancouver city, as it happens, is home to much of the public to which this good will apply. This city is full of courageous progressive activists with bold visions of a better future and little patience for policy half-measures. All we have to do is get a few well timed moments of their political attention.

Will Keenlyside [Campus Club Coordinator]:

Hi! I’m Will Keenlyside, a second-year student currently studying Political Science at UVIC. Usually, you can find me trying to figure out the best running route in Saanich or writing my next paper in the library. I also love reading and a bit of amateur gardening in my spare time. I’ve been involved with the Greens for over a year now, having first been inspired to join because I was concerned about the environment and logging in British Columbia, as well as other critical issues such as greenwashing.
I want to be on the BC Young Greens council because the youth voice in politics and policymaking is critical, and I’d like to do my best to participate and make a difference by working on the council. Having participated in BC Young Green meetings and events has allowed me the opportunity to discuss and explore topics and issues important to me, and I’d like to continue the positive atmosphere and community that has been fostered in the group. Young people have the most to gain from positive choices in the present, and the Young Greens have the power to make change and foster community for everyone.

Yeedo Chun [Vancouver Regional Representative]:

I’m a PhD student at UBC in Chemical & Biological Engineering. I was born in Korea and grew up in Port Moody, on kʷikʷəƛ̓əm land. Now living in Vancouver on xʷməθkʷəy̓əm land, I’m preoccupied with the technological transition to a circular bioeconomy in BC as an economic and land reform engine. As the Vancouver representative, I will focus on affordability, renter rights, and protection of unhoused people as the cornerstone of a comprehensive economic justice agenda. Free Palestine, f#@% Ken Sim.

Ballots have been emailed out to all Youth Members, please email organize@bcgreens.ca if you are a Youth Member and did not receive a ballot.

Tuesday December 30 | Virtual - Zoom | End of Year Fundraising Call Training
2025-12-30 12:00 - 13:00, 2025-12-30 17:00 - 18:00 | Zoom

Wednesday December 31 | Virtual – Zoom | End of Year Fundraising Call Training
2025-12-31 10:00 - 11:00 | Zoom

Tuesday January 20 | Virtual - Zoom | Provincial Volunteer/RA Meeting & Training
2026-01-20 19:00 - 20:30 | Zoom
Join the BC Green Field Team, along with volunteers and Riding Associations from across the province, as we come together to discuss and plan for the upcoming months.
This is an excellent opportunity to gain insights, contribute ideas, and help shape the direction of our initiatives moving forward. We hope to see you there!
Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85793803291?pwd=[REDACTED]
RSVP Here!

Saturday January 24 | Sidney | Community Meet and Greet with MLA Rob Botterell
2026-01-24 10:00 - 12:00 | Smør Scandinavian Bakery, 2367 Bevan Avenue, Sidney, BC, Canada
Healthcare. Cost of Living. Climate Action. Strengthening Democracy…. What are your priority issues for 2026? Rob wants to know!
Join Rob for a non-partisan meet and greet in Sidney to share what you see as the priority issues for 2026.
Whether you’re passionate about one issue or many, this is a chance to be heard and help shape the focus for the year ahead.
Come share your priorities, ask questions, and be part of the conversation.
This is a drop-in event; registration is not required but welcome for planning purposes. We hope to see you there!
RSVP Here!

Tuesday January 27 | Virtual - Zoom | Call Party
2026-01-27 18:00 - 20:00 | Zoom
Calling all Callers – Join us for this weeks call party!
Phone canvassing is an essential skill for election readiness. Join the Field Team and your fellow Green volunteers for training and making calls. Each week, we will call folks across the province to invite them to events, inform them about important topics, encourage them to join their local Riding Association, or whatever else!
Training will be provided. We hope to see you there!
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87509008417?pwd=[REDACTED]
RSVP Here!

Friday January 30 | Vancouver | Say NO to ICE with Emily Lowan!
2026-01-30 14:30 - 17:00 | Purebread Bakery + Coffee – Meeting Point, 5 East 5th Avenue, Vancouver, BC, V5T 1G7, Canada
Come out to say NO to ICE and the businesses like Hootsuite working with them.
We will gather as Greens out front the bakery and then walk to the protest being held out front Hootsuite Headquarters. There will be a green volunteer at the bakery to lead everyone over. Bring your energy, your signs, and tell Hootsuite NO!
RSVP Here!
