Gordon Kubanek: Green Party of Canada Candidate for Nepean: Walter the Canada Goose

Gordon Kubanek: Green Party of Canada Candidate for Nepean

Gord is a professional Engineer, HS Physics teachers, former bee keeper and writer of children’s books who has demonstrated his commitment to the Green Party by being a candidate 6 times, provincially and federally. He has devoted his environmental energies in working as a Board member with the CDN. Assoc. for the Club of Rome, an environmental think tank, whose parent in Rome funded the research that became the [in]famous “Limits to Growth” book. Gord has lived in the region of Ottawa for 30 ye

Friday, 19 January 2018

Walter the Canada Goose

Walter the Canada Goose

Last Autumn, while on a fishing trip with some Church friends in northern Ontario, I met a goose. This is the true story of this encounter. I first met Walter while swimming on a beautiful day in September at a Fishing Lodge north of Elliot Lake, Ontario. I was surprised when a lonely Canada goose honked loudly at me and I asked the fishing lodge owner about it. He proceeded to tell me this colourful story. This children’s book is meant to be given away so if you want to download it and print it off Walter & I would be pleased. Now, make yourself comfortable, click on one of these links to let yourself be transported to the wilds of northern Ontario.

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About Me

Name: Gordon

Location: kars, ON, Canada

I am happily married Professional Engineer living in Kars: I have three daughters, taught High School Physics for most of my working life, and am now a beekeeper who he writes articles on the environment while working on the Board of the Canadian Association for the Club of Rome [an environmental think tank] to spread the word about how we live better AND protect our environment. I am a ‘seasoned’ politician, having worked on the Riding Association of the federal Greens here in Carleton and have been a candidate for the provincial Greens four times. My wife and I are committed to living sustainably and to that end have eliminated fossil fuels from our lives: we drive an electric car, heat/cool with geothermal energy and have our roof covered with PV panels. For us to ‘walk the talk’ is a vital step in enabling people to listen to our core belief: taking care of the Earth is the best way to care of ourselves, our families and our community.