Category: Parliamentary Internship

By: Crystal Lewis, 2019-2020 GreenPAC Parliamentary Intern My journey on Parliament Hill was an extraordinary adventure and opportunity. As an intern who worked in Mumilaaq Qaqqaq’s office and who self-identifies

GreenPAC is proud to host Canada’s first Parliamentary Internship for the Environment, a leadership development program that places young environmental stars with MPs from across the political spectrum. For nine months

Last September, five young leaders journeyed to Ottawa for the 2019-2020 GreenPAC Parliamentary Internship for the Environment. One year later, we’re checking in with our Internship alumni to talk about

We are thrilled to be working with environmental champions from across the political spectrum, from coast to coast to coast! MP Partners from left to right: Jenica Atwin, MP Fredericton

By: George Philp With a background in environmental policy and a keen interest in Canadian politics, I was so excited to begin the 2019-2020 GreenPAC Parliamentary Internship for the Environment.

In September 2018, we launched Canada’s first Parliamentary Internship for the Environment, a leadership development program that places young environmental stars with MPs from across the political spectrum. For nine months

By Eleanor Harvey Coming into the GreenPAC Parliamentary internship, I wasn’t sure what to expect. My education is almost exclusively in ecology and evolutionary biology, meaning that I could happily

This past September, GreenPAC launched its Parliamentary Internship for the Environment, sending three highly talented young interns – Mavis Chan, Nancy Xue, and Ella Harvey – into the Hill offices of