When Sue Moen moved to B.C. from Saskatchewan in the late 80s she volunteered on a civic campaign thinking it would be a good way to get to know her new city. She was so disgusted at the way things were done she got into politics herself.
After researching each of the different political parties she landed on the Greens.
“It called to me…everything we do is through a set of principals that are world wide and it is a way in which to frame everything,” she said.
Since
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