Meet and Greet with Peggy Nash in Coquitlam, Surrey and Town Hall in Vancouver

Here's your chance to meet the next Leader of the NDP and Prime Minister of Canada!

Meet and Greet with Peggy Nash in Coquitlam February 1st, click here.

Town Hall with Peggy Nash in Vancouver, Don't miss this one 7 pm - 9pm February 2nd!

Meet and Greet with Peggy Nash in Surrey February 3rd.

Peggy Nash in Nanaimo

Vancouver Island Member at Large Jim Sadlemyer Stands with Federal NDP Leadership Candidate Peggy Nash

Peggy Nash stopped in Nanaimo today during her bid for the NDP Leadership race.  She fielded a number of questions on a variety of subjects such as building the NDP to CETA to immigration and I am happy to report that she supports the return of successorship rights in the RFP process. 

Peggy Nash's Vancouver Island Itinerary

Monday  December 12th 

Campbell River 10:00 – 11:15 am Local market and Café, 1121 Cedar Street across from community centre

Courtenay 12:15 – 2:00 pm Zocalo Café, 5^th and Cliffe

Courtenay 7:00 – 8:30 pm Native Sons Hall, Cliffe just north of Sid Williams

Tuesday  December 13th 

Port Alberni 10:00 – 11:30 am Solda’s restaurant, 4785 beaver creek Road

Nanaimo 12:15 – 2:00 pm MGM restaurant, 240 Nicol St

Peggy Nash backed by author of NDP Quebec policy

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/story/2011/11/22/pol-cp-nash-endorsement-ducasse.html?cmp=rss%26cmp=AFC-I78V04166919

Four Sisters

(CAW Local 114 was well represented in Victoria by sisters Sarah Dutsch, Barbie Zipp and Jeannie Blaney when NDP Leadership candidate and CAW sister Peggy Nash, came to our provincial capital.)  

CAW's own Sister Peggy Nash visited Victoria after her recent announcement that she is running to be the leader of the federal NDP.  The event was open to those interested in meeting Sister Peggy Nash and those of us who know her well and were there to show our CAW support.  I was sure proud to be CAW member as Sister Peggy Nash fielded a wide variety of challenging questions. Sister Peggy Nash took on each question and delivered a considerate response. It was refreshing to hear a politician take on a questions and speak directly to the issues and not to give the 'typical' politician response where they end up dancing around the issues.  Sister Peggy Nash is proud of her Social Democratic view and will not apologize or shy away from it.  As she said her Social Democratic values are what guides her on her way to make significant gains for all Canadians.   

Standing there I just knew that Sister Peggy Nash will succeed in her run for the leader of the federal NDP, but why stop there...with our help she can become  Canada's first elected female NDP Prime Minister!

For more information on Peggy's campaign, to get involved or donate, please visit: www.peggynash.ca

- Barbie Zipp -