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The Young Greens Council

The Young Greens of Canada are represented by a council of Young Greens who are elected each year by Green Party of Canada members who are under 30. The Young Greens Council (YGC) is governed by the Constitution of the Young Greens of Canada, which requires that the Council produce an annual Progress Report.

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