The Green Party of Ontario became an officially registered political party in 1983 after volunteers collected 10,000 nominating signatures. The Green Party of Ontario supports green economics, progressive social planning, and begins with the basic premise that all life on the planet is interconnected and that humans have a responsibility to protect and preserve the natural world.

The Green Party of Ontario (GPO) is a registered political party in Ontario with the stated mission to "...to move the state of the natural world and of human society and its economy in Ontario toward the party's goals, especially through electoral politics and government action." The GPO is a confederation of Constituency Associations (CA), or ridings, within Ontario that includes the Parkdale-High Park Green Party CA.

The Green Party of Canada was founded in 1983, born from a conference held at Carleton University in Ottawa. Under their first leader, Dr. Trevor Hancock, the party ran 52 candidates in the 1984 federal election. In 2004, the GPC became only the fourth political party in Canadian history to run a full slate of candidates - one in each of the 308 electoral districts!

The Green Party of Ontario is independent of other green parties in Canada and around the world, yet remains philosophically aligned with them.

The Green Party started in West Germany in 1979 when a group of civic organizations united in opposition to nuclear energy and nuclear weapons. Petra Kelly, one of the founding members of the Green Party, became Germany's first female political party leader in 1980. Activists soon started organizing for Green politics around the world. In 1984 Charlene Spretnak authored the Green Ten Key Values, which continue to be the guiding values of Greens in this country.

We have increased the number of candidates in the successive provincial elections: 9 candidates in 1985, 7 candidates in 1987, 40 candidates in 1990, 40 candidates in 1995, In the 1999 provincial election we fielded 58 candidates, and based upon votes cast (30,633 votes or 1.7% of the popular vote) became the fourth largest party in the province. In 2003, we fielded our first full slate, 102 out of 103 candidates, and received 2.8% of the vote. At present (2005) the GPO is at 9% in the polls.

Launched with funding from a US Environmental Protection Agency grant, Green Advantage? is the result of collaboration between the Nature Conservancy, Science Applications International Corporation, and the University of Florida. As a result of successful piloting and the work of scores of professionals assisting in the development of curricula, training and Exams, approximately 1000 building-related practitioners have taken the Green Advantage® Certification Exam.

The Green Party of Canada (GPC) is the registered Canadian political party of the Green Movement. The purpose of the Green Party of Canada is to affect a 'greening' of our economy, society and environment through political activities - by electing officials and influencing government. The GPC is made up of Electoral District Associations (EDA), which do the work of the Green Party on a local riding-by-riding basis.

The Green Party of Sonoma County, or GPSC, is an informal association of Green Party activists working on local political initiatives and candidate campaigns, helping to build the Green Party in Sonoma County, and supporting statewide, national, and international Green Party issues at a grassroots level. We are affiliated with the Green Party of California.

There are many ways to be involved in local Green Party organizing. At the simplest level, you register to vote with the Green Party, become informed on important issues, vote regularly, and encourage the people you know to do the same. You can make a donation to support local Green Party organizing or volunteer your time. Signing up on our email list is a good way to find out about upcoming volunteer opportunities.

Please go to the following website for Green Party voter registration information. http://www.cagreens.org/register/

We currently do not have an office (though we're always interested in free or low-cost space for meetings, storage, etc.).

The first green party in the world, called the Values Party, was started in the early 1970s in New Zealand. The first green party in the western hemisphere was formed in the Maritimes, in the mid to late 70's, and was called the Small Party after E.F. Schumacher's book "Small is Beautiful". In Britain the green party was called the Ecology party, before the name "Green" became common.

The Green Party of Canada is independent of other Green Parties around the world, and provincial Green Parties in Canada, yet remains philosophically aligned with them. The Green Party begins with the basic premise that all life on the planet is interconnected and that humans have a responsibility to protect and preserve the natural world.

Most experts agree that acupuncture is over 3000 years old. Oriental Medicine is the most widely utilized healing system on the planet. Its roots are in China, but evidence of its potential to help the sick and injured are apparent in many places, including all of Asia, Europe and North and South America.

The effects of red light on cellular function have been known since 1880 however the clinical benefits were only discovered by accident during laser safety tests in 1967. The first low-power lasers suitable for treating pain became available commercially in the late 1970's and ever since then, laser therapy has been widely utilized in Europe by physical therapists, nurses and doctors. Now, after FDA approval in 2001, laser therapy is quickly gaining popularity in the USA. Yes.

The Communist Party of Peru (PCP) is the organized vanguard of the Peruvian proletariat, a party of the new type upholding, defending and mainly applying the ideology of the proletariat: Marxism-Leninism-Maoism, Gonzalo Thought, mainly Gonzalo Thought. The history of the PCP is the history of the working class and the class struggle in Peruvian society. First Period (1928-1959).

The Libertarian Party was founded in 1971 by people who thought Americans deserved a political party that respected the rights of honest and peaceful individuals to run their own lives free from government interference. The following 11 minute video provides a brief summary of our history as we have remained true to that principle.

On June 28, 2004, the Green Party of Canada made history when it became only the fourth federal political party ever to run candidates in all 308 ridings. Despite this feat, the Green Party was the only party running a full slate to be excluded from the televised leaders' debate. When the ballots were counted, the Green Party secured 4.3 per cent of the popular vote, thereby surpassing the 2 per cent threshold required for party financing under new Elections Canada rules.

The GPSC is an independent, consensus-based group. Projects of the GPSC are led by self-appointed volunteers with the support of the active membership. Every two years voters who are registered Green and living in Sonoma County may elect representatives to the Sonoma County Green Party County Council.