Carleton University New Democrats

Hey New Democrats! Join us alongside and this Tuesday, March 7th at 6:00pm for a housing town hall! We will be meeting in Residence Commons room 214. More information has been sent via email.

We hope to see you there! 🍊

Hey New Democrats! Join us this Thursday at 8:00pm over zoom for our general meeting 🍊

The zoom link has been sent over email along with more information about our upcoming meeting. Hope to see you soon!

Thanks to everyone who showed up to youth transit town hall yesterday!

After a proposed city-wide cut of over $47 million to transit and transportation, it’s never been more important to stand up for public transit services and ways to improve it! 🚌

Thank you to all of the New Democrats who showed their solidarity with the Canadian Health Coalition at today’s rally for public health care! ✊

Thanks for joining us today at Club Expo and hearing from our Carleton students!

We had a blast meeting a ton of new faces and talking about problems threatening students today such as tuition increases, housing, and healthcare privatization. There’s no better way to kick off the new year than meeting likeminded New Democrats who want to see change! ✊🍊

Ontario New Democrats have a new leader in MPP Marit Stiles! You might’ve heard about her on the news or social media but what are her goals for Ontario, our Party? Her plan to beat Doug Ford and win a progressive government? What is her background? We’re here to help you find that out!

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Hello New Democrats!

Last month, the Ontario government announced it’s decision to end our electricity deal with Québec, bringing an end to seasonal energy exchanges between the two provinces by 2026. Québec sees a power surplus during the summer and provides power to Ontario during these months when energy demands in Ontario are highest in exchange for power resources during the winter months, when Quebéc electricity demands peak. Québec mainly generates electricity through wind power, making it a more environmentally conscious and energy efficient power source than nuclear power.

📍This Saturday, November 19th at 1:00pm, the Carleton University New Democrats will be supporting the Extension Cord Protest alongside Ottawa Centre MPP Joel Harden

❗️ If you’re able, please bring an extension cord for yourself and, ideally, extra cords for other members who may not have access to one. Extras may be available and are subject to availability.

We hope to see you soon! ✊🍊

Last month, the Ontario government announced it’s decision to end our electricity deal with Québec, bringing an end to seasonal energy exchanges between the two provinces by 2026. Québec sees a power surplus during the summer and provides power to Ontario during these months when energy demands in Ontario are highest in exchange for power resources during the winter months, when Quebéc electricity demands peak. Québec mainly generates electricity through wind power, making it a more environmentally conscious and energy efficient power source than nuclear power.

📍This Saturday, November 19th at 1:00pm, the Carleton University New Democrats will be supporting the Extension Cord Protest led by Ottawa Centre MPP Joel Harden. We’ll be gathering at Chaudière Crossing, Union St. (the Union Bridge crossing Ottawa River) to run extension cords from Ontario to Québec in protest of this decision.

❗️If you’re able, please bring an extension cord for yourself and, ideally, extra cords for others who may not have access to one!

We hope to see you all soon! ✊🍊

We’re proud to announce that the Carleton NDP will be hosting a joint canvass for alongside the University of Ottawa NDP and the Rideau Student Union! Even if you’ve never canvassed before we welcome you all to come out and knock on doors to help elect the progressive mayor Ottawa deserves!

Hey Carleton New Democrats!

We’re letting you know that Carleton Climate Commons’ is hosting an upcoming event, on October 13th at noon, and we’re inviting you to join for this discussion of climate policy, urban infrastructure, and the municipal election. We will be joined by Ariel Troster, Shawn Menard, and Ethan Sabourin - progressive, climate focused, council candidates in the Carleton area.

It will take place in the Nicol building in room 4060 on October 13th, from 12-1PM, we hope to see you there!

Carleton New Democrats had a great showing last night at ONDP leadership candidate meet & greet! We were proud to be joined by the and had great discussions regarding policy that works for working people and building a movement to defeat Doug Ford! 🍊