sonia furstenau

John Rustad sadly listening to music in front of a window. It is raining outside.
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The phone call drama between Furstenau and Rustad

Peak Web November 17, 2024

By: Maria Fernanda Osorio Arredondo, SFU Student  Sonia Furstenau was in her popular era after the initial count of votes of the 2024 provincial election. Since no party had enough seats to form the majority in the 93-seat legislature, the two seats of the Green Party held a decisive political power. That’s why BC Conservative leader John Rustad called Furstenau about a week ago to convince her to be his bestie. However, the Green party’s leader told The Tyee that “she didn’t answer because she didn’t recognize the number.” In more diplomatic words, Sonia declared she wouldn’t call Rustad back…

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This is the photo of the front of a Skytrain going to King George moving along the tracks.
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BC Green Party proposes free public transit system as provincial election approaches

Peak Web October 15, 2024

By: Mason Mattu, SFU Student On September 5, the BC Green Party proposed a new transit policy to make BC operate on a fare-free public transit system.  “Fast, frequent, and free public transit will shift how people move, reduce household…

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This photo is of Sonia Furstenau and Liam Mackay sitting at the front of an audience. They are engaged in conversation, sitting in two red chairs as people listen from the audience.
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Sonia Furstenau meets with SFU350 and SFPIRG

News October 6, 2022

By: Karissa Ketter, News Editor  SFU350 and the Simon Fraser Public Interest Research Group (SFPIRG) hosted a meet and greet event with BC’s Green Party leader Sonia Furstenau. The conversation was held in the Student Union Building at the Social…

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Political Breakdown: A friendly reminder of all the negatives from each party and their ideologies

EIC October 22, 2020

by Serena Bains, Staff Writer A snap provincial election has been called for October 24, and while voting during a pandemic is less than desirable, so are the options of who to vote for. Despite this, elections remain an important,…

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