• What is GRIMES? and why should you use it
  
  By DARCY KRAUS, GOTV coordinator Guelph 2008

  GRIMES is the Green Riding Information Management and Electoral System, a database tool developed by the Green Party of Canada to help collect and store information about supporters at the local level.

  Related: Enviro-blogger gets Green nod
• GPO test-drives 2011 strategy in tough by-election contest
  
  By MIKE SCHREINER, GPO by-election candidate Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock

  The Green Party of Ontario (GPO) has demonstrated its growing strength as a political force in Ontario with a solid third-place finish ahead of the NDP in the recent Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock

  Related: Green Party jumps to third in Ontario by-election Party takes 'good ideas from both' sides: Green says he would move to riding
• A tale of two conventions
  
  By Ard Van Leeuwen, 2008 Green Party of Canada candidate for Dufferin-Caledon

  It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.

  During a national convention, a political party’s soul-searching is even more intense than during a general election. How has the party performed over the past two years? Have we learned from our mistakes and are we on track to achieving success? How do we measure success?

  Related: Confidential Election Readiness Report Declassified Expect better results and shift expectations Green Party of Canada reaches new heights in 2008
• Growing the Green Movement in BC
  
  By JANE STERK, leader of the Green Party of British Columbia

  These are exciting times for Greens across Canada as we mature into a significant political force in Canada. In BC, we are thinking more politically and strategically about how to transform our support into electoral wins. This reflects recognition that gaining credibility with the electorate means behaving in a way that reassures people that there is something in it for them when they vote Green.

  Related: No seats for BC Greens, leader blames voting system
• Entering the era of the EDA: part 2 - marketing
  
  By JIM HARRIS, former leader of the Green Party of Canada

  There were over 300 people at the Green Party of Canada’s leaders’ debate in Calgary, which was televised on CPAC for one simple reason.

• Entering the era of the EDA: part 1 - resources
  
  By MARK TAYLOR, former member of the Green Party's Federal Council and Shadow Cabinet

  In the first twenty-five years of the Green Party of Canada’s history, a great deal of effort has been poured into forming and perfecting policies the party takes into elections.

  Related: Confidential Election Readiness Report Declassified Entering the era of the EDA: part 2 - marketing
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