What made Kris run for the Green Party of Canada and what they offer Canadians.

Why Kris Constable is the candidate for the Green Party in Vancouver Quadra

Unlike what the other parties would like you to believe, Bill C-51, the so-called Anti-Terrorism law is actually an excuse to monitor Canadians without ensuring their privacy or protecting them from terrorists. Hear what Green Candidate Kris Constable thinks about this important legislation and how it inspired him to run to represent the residents of Vancouver Quadra.

The problem with Bill C-52

The convention of party discipline means that Members of Parliament are forced to vote with the party instead of what they might think is in the best interests of Constituents. In a move increase direct democracy in Ottawa, Green Party Leader Elizabeth May tells her members to voice for their constituents' interests first, and wants to pursue a non-partisan collaborative approach to drafting legislation.

Party Discipline undermines real democracy

This is an edited version of an environmental forum on CBC Radio's Morning Edition with Rick Cluff. Kris was on a panel of candidates from Vancouver Quadra that included NDP candidate Scott Andrews and Liberal Candidate Joyce Murray.

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