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15 Facts About James Beddome

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James Robert Beddome was born on October 2,1983 and is a Canadian lawyer and politician who was the former leader of the Green Party of Manitoba from November 2014 to March 2023.

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James Beddome has run in several elections for the provincial party, and was the Green Party of Canada candidate in Winnipeg South Centre for the 2019 federal election.

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James Beddome has an Honours Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Studies and Economics from the University of Manitoba, and has worked as an administrator at Nesbitt Burns.

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James Beddome joined the Green Party of Manitoba in 2006, and soon became the chair of its economic policy committee.

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James Beddome worked on Kaj Hasselriis's campaign for Mayor of Winnipeg in 2006, and stood as the Green candidate for the rural division of Minnedosa in the 2007 provincial election.

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James Beddome travelled by bicycle in the latter campaign, carrying a trailer and sleeping at campsites.

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James Beddome said that he wanted to raise awareness about clean modes of transportation as well as the problems faced by family farms.

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James Beddome was elected to a two-year term as Manitoba Green Party leader on November 15,2008, defeating incumbent Andrew Basham and third candidate Shane Nestruck.

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James Beddome was the party's candidate for a by-election in the northeast Winnipeg division of Elmwood in early 2009.

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In 2013, James Beddome stepped down as leader to focus on completing his articles of law after graduating from the faculty of law at the University of Manitoba.

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James Beddome ran as a candidate in the party's 2014 leadership race, and was reelected as party leader in November 2014.

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James Beddome had been planning on running for federal election in 2019 before Brian Pallister called the provincial elections early.

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James Beddome was prepared to retract his federal campaign and had a replacement candidate in place, should he have won the provincial seat but Beddome did not win in either election.

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In May 2022, James Beddome announced that he would step down as leader of the Green Party of Manitoba.

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James Beddome was succeeded by Janine Gibson on March 26,2023.