Uploaded September 2019 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
Winnipeg, Sept. 5, 2019: The global climate crisis has occupied centre stage in the Manitoba provincial election. Leaders from three political parties showcased their perspectives on climate change and the environment in a debate organized by several environmental organizations.
Featuring:
Dougald Lamont, Liberal Party Leader
James Beddome, Green Party Leader
Wab Kinew, New Democrat Party Leader
Missing:
As is typical, the Progressive Conservative Leader and premier of the province, Brian Pallister, declined to take part.
Organized by:
Manitoba Eco-Network
Green Action Centre
Wilderness Committee
Sustainable Building Manitoba
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives – Manitoba office
Manitoba Public Health Association
Bike Winnipeg
Manitoba Youth for Climate Action
Manitoba Energy Justice Coalition
Youth in a Green War
Unitarian Universalist Church Green Action Committee
Videography
Paul S. Graham
paulsgraham.ca
Winnipeg, Sept. 5, 2019: The global climate crisis has occupied centre stage in the Manitoba provincial election. Leaders from three political parties showcased their perspectives on climate change and the environment in a debate organized by several environmental organizations.
Featuring:
Dougald Lamont, Liberal Party Leader
James Beddome, Green Party Leader
Wab Kinew, New Democrat Party Leader
Missing:
As is typical, the Progressive Conservative Leader and premier of the province, Brian Pallister, declined to take part.
Organized by:
Manitoba Eco-Network
Green Action Centre
Wilderness Committee
Sustainable Building Manitoba
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives – Manitoba office
Manitoba Public Health Association
Bike Winnipeg
Manitoba Youth for Climate Action
Manitoba Energy Justice Coalition
Youth in a Green War
Unitarian Universalist Church Green Action Committee
Videography
Paul S. Graham
paulsgraham.ca










