NEW: Green Party execs consider pulling $250K from leader’s election campaign funding. The Star has also learned that former Green Leader Jim Harris urged the party to revoke the funding in an email sent to top officials on June 15. @aballinga has more:
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In that email, which was obtained by the Star and is addressed to top ranking officials in the party, Harris argues that federal council should remove Paul as leader.

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Harris declined to comment on “internal Green party issues” when the Star contacted him this week, but stressed that he is not a member of the party’s federal council himself.

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According to three sources with knowledge of party affairs, the motion to revoke the funding was placed on the Green party’s federal council agenda on June 29, but the governing body has not yet voted on it.

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