BC Greens Leadership to Take Youthful Turn, with Contenders' Average Age of 30
- The British Columbia Greens' leadership contest features youthful candidates, including 24-year-old Emily Lowan and 23-year-old Adam Bremner-Akins, alongside Jonathan Kerr, aged 44.
- Stewart Prest, a UBC Political Science Lecturer, notes that the youthful candidates offer a chance for renewal for the party.
- Lowan aims to revitalize the party, stating it needs a true organizer to effectively challenge the governing party.
- The B.C. Greens are embracing a youth movement, describing the contest as an opportunity for a bold new vision and fresh energy.
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BC Greens leadership to take youthful turn, with contenders’ average age of 30
VICTORIA - Stuart Parker was 21 when he became the leader of the B.C. Greens in 1993 after campaigning against McDonald's use of ozone-damaging foam packaging.

BC Greens leadership to take youthful turn, with contenders' average age of 30
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BC Greens leadership to take youthful turn, with contenders' average age of 30 – Energeticcity.ca
VICTORIA — Stuart Parker was 21 when he became the leader of the B.C. Greens in 1993 after campaigning against McDonald’s use of ozone-damaging foam packaging. He said youth alone won’t be enough to sustain the next leader of the Greens, in a race where the average age of the contenders is just 30. “So yes, I got in as the young, radical urbanite, but I maintained my leadership of that party for seven years by spending my time on the road,” said…
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