Ravenmoon Crocker

Green candidate for Calgary Heritage
I'm deeply concerned about local safety, housing, and transit. I'll push for more detox centers, increased security at train stations, expanded low-income and senior housing, and the full Green Line to connect communities. Calgary needs action, not delays. #DoSomething

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Affordability & Housing

Tax measures and rebates

Green's promise

Raise the Basic Personal Amount for income tax to $40,000

"Eliminate federal income taxes for low income Canadians and decrease the tax burden on Canadians earning $100,000 or less by raising the Basic Personal Amount to $40,000." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25

Climate Change & the Environment

Green jobs

Green's promise

Ensure clean economy subsidies serve workers and communities by requiring strong labour, environmental, and transparency conditions on all public funding

"Ensure clean economy subsidies serve workers and communities — not just corporate profits by requiring strong labour, environmental, and transparency conditions on all public funding." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25

Oil and gas

Green's promise

Eliminate all fossil fuel subsidies immediately, including tax write-offs for LNG, oil, gas, and coal projects

"Eliminate all fossil fuel subsidies immediately, including tax write-offs for LNG, oil, gas, and coal projects. No public funds should support continued fossil fuel expansion." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25

Pollution

Green's promise

Support a global tax on pollution from aviation and shipping

"Support a global tax on pollution from aviation and shipping, ensuring major international polluters pay their fair share. Work with global partners, including the International Monetary Fund (IMF), to develop a fair and effective system." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25

Culture, Arts, & Media

News and journalism

Green's promise

Prohibit Canadian businesses from deducting advertising costs on foreign-owned sites, like Google and Facebook

Jobs, Businesses, & Labour

Oil and gas

Green's promise

Eliminate all fossil fuel subsidies immediately, including tax write-offs for LNG, oil, gas, and coal projects

"Eliminate all fossil fuel subsidies immediately, including tax write-offs for LNG, oil, gas, and coal projects. No public funds should support continued fossil fuel expansion." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25

Minority Rights, Fair Government, & Democracy

Tax fairness

Green's promises

Increase the corporate tax rate from 14% to 21% for businesses with profits over $100M

"Increase the corporate tax rate from 14% to 21% for businesses with profits over $100 million ($44 billion in revenue)." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25

Introduce a permanent 15% Excess Profit Tax on large corporations, including banks, grocery chains, and fossil fuel companies

"Introduce a permanent Windfall Tax (Excess Profit Tax) on large corporations, including banks, grocery chains and fossil fuel companies, to prevent profiteering at the expense of Canadians. This tax will apply at a rate of 15% on profits exceeding 120% of a company’s average profits over the previous four years, ensuring that large corporations contribute fairly when they generate excessive gains." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25

Implement a 0.35% Financial transaction Tax on trades involving stocks, bonds, derivatives, and currencies, to curb speculation

"Implement a 0.35% Financial Transactions Tax (Tobin Tax) on trades involving stocks, bonds, derivatives, and currencies. This measure will help curb speculative trading practices that destabilize markets and generate significant revenue for social, economic, and environmental programs."

Apply a corporate tax on transnational e-commerce companies operating in Canada
Implement a progressive wealth tax on net wealth above $10M

"Implement a progressive wealth tax on net wealth above $10 million. The tax would apply at a rate of 1% on net wealth over $10 million, 2% on net wealth over $50 million, and 3% on net wealth over $100 million. This policy would impact only .5% of Canadian households." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25

Apply a net wealth-based exit tax of 35% on assets over $10M for individuals renouncing Canadian tax residency

"Strengthen Canada’s exit tax to prevent the ultra-wealthy from avoiding taxes by moving assets abroad. We will apply a net wealth-based exit tax of 35% on assets over $10 million for individuals renouncing Canadian tax residency, ensuring those who have benefited the most from Canada’s economy must contribute significantly before leaving. Loopholes that allow tax avoidance through corporate structures and exempt assets will also be closed." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25

Apply a progressive tax only to profits over $10M, and limit the ability to deduct past investment losses to a maximum of 10 years

"Ensure fair taxation of extreme capital gains by applying a progressive tax only to profits over $10 million. To prevent wealthy investors from avoiding taxes indefinitely, we will also limit the ability to deduct past investment losses to a maximum of 10 years." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25

Revise the Select Luxury Items Tax to remove loopholes, increase tax rates on private jets and super-yachts, and exempt Canadian-made vessels

"Revise Canada’s Select Luxury Items Tax Act to eliminate the “lesser of” rule and apply a flat luxury tax rate (e.g., 10% or higher on the full purchase price).

» Increase the tax rates for extreme wealth purchases (e.g., higher rates for private jets and superyachts.)

» Close corporate loopholes that allow businesses to buy these assets to avoid the Select Luxury Items Tax.

» Exempt Canadian-made commercial and recreational vessels from the Select Luxury Items Tax, to support small manufacturers and coastal industries."

Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25

Work with international partners to implement a global minimum corporate tax and combat tax evasion
End tax agreements with known tax havens
Close stock options and capital gains tax loopholes

"Close stock options and capital gains tax loopholes, which primarily benefit wealthy executives." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25

Tax hidden funds and require proof of foreign business operations

"End off shore tax evasion by taxing hidden funds and requiring proof of foreign business operations." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25

Focus the CRA on identifying hidden wealth and recovering tax revenue lost in offshore tax havens, rather than auditing low-income Canadians
Eliminate the 50% corporate meals and entertainment expense deduction
Review and phase out corporate subsidies that don't deliver proven economic, environmental, or social benefits

"Review and phase out corporate subsidies that fail to deliver proven economic, environmental, or social benefits, with priority given to eliminating subsidies that:

» Distort markets without improving public well-being.

» Contribute to corporate concentration of key industries.

» Benefit large corporations disproportionately over small businesses and workers.

» Are provided to corporations with majority foreign ownership, particularly U.S.-based firms, undermining Canadian economic sovereignty.

» Fail to pass a cost-benefit analysis."

Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25

Mandate full public reporting on corporate tax benefits, grants, and loans

"Increase transparency on business subsidies by mandating full public reporting on corporate tax benefits, grants, and loans — including which corporations receive them and their economic impact." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25

Create an independent Federal Tax Commission to continuously review tax fairness

Biography

submitted by the candidate or their team
I don't come from a political background—my roots are in hard work and resilience. My love for nature, human rights, and community led me to step up and run as the Green Party’s candidate for Calgary Heritage. We need real change, and I’m ready to fight for it. #DoSomething
  1. Board of Directors for Banff Trail Community Association for 4 years.
  2. Editor of the Community Newsletter, The Banff Trail Howler for 5 years.
  3. Advocate for Seniors and seniors social groups
  4. Human Rights Advocate
  5. Defend Alberta Parks
  6. Alberta Beyond Coal
  7. Calgarians for Housing Rights
  8. Women Status & Rights
  9. LGTBQ2S+ rights
  10. Antiracism
  11. BEDI: Belonging, Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion) Advocate

More information found here:

https://ravenmooncrocker.godaddysites.com

Reason for running

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I’m running because I’ve lived the struggles so many face—poverty, student debt, housing insecurity. The Green Party fights for real change, not corporate interests. We need leaders who listen, act, and put people first. It’s time to #DoSomething. #GreenPartyCanada

Reason for running:

I do not come from a political background. My father was a butcher and meat cutter from Germany, and my mother, a hairdresser and barber from Chile. My path in life was shaped by time and experience. An avid reader, I was fortunate that my parents subscribed to Chickadee and Owl—children’s magazines that introduced me to animals from around the world. My father often took us to Gatineau, Quebec, one of the most beautiful regions on Earth, where we hiked and explored. Our family vacations never included hotels; instead, we camped, immersing ourselves in nature. These experiences instilled in me a deep appreciation for the environment and a passion for protecting our planet.

Biography

I do not come from a political background. My father was a butcher and meat cutter from Germany, and my mother, a hairdresser and barber from Chile. My path in life was shaped by time and experience. An avid reader, I was fortunate that my parents subscribed to Chickadee and Owl—children’s magazines that introduced me to animals from around the world. My father often took us to Gatineau, Quebec, one of the most beautiful regions on Earth, where we hiked and explored. Our family vacations never included hotels; instead, we camped, immersing ourselves in nature. These experiences instilled in me a deep appreciation for the environment and a passion for protecting our planet.

Many of the natural places I explored in my youth no longer exist.

Traveling to different countries exposed me to diverse cultures and people. My father strongly believed in the power of this experience, and it became one of the most valuable educations of my life.

As a first-generation Canadian, my interests expanded to human rights, beginning with gender equality and later advocating for LGBTQ2S+ rights. While raising my children, I pursued my education and entered the field of teaching. Eventually, my love for Canada’s mountains brought me to Calgary.

Upon arriving, I began volunteering—organizing social events for vulnerable community members, contributing to the Wish Foundation through the Calgary Stampeders, serving as a board member for the Banff Trail Community Association, and editing their monthly newsletter, The Banff Trail Howler.

The world has changed since my youth, and I realized that in order to take action, I had to do something. With my children now grown, that time is now. In 2023, I decided to run as the Green Party’s federal candidate for Calgary Heritage—the first neighborhood I called home in Calgary.

Over the coming weeks, my team and I will be reaching out to Calgary Heritage residents, knocking on doors, and listening to those who, like me, are struggling with the economy and the rising cost of living. The stories I’m hearing reflect the same frustrations I have felt. I appreciate your honesty, and I’m ready to fight for you.

I have faced many of the same challenges: repaying student loans, experiencing poverty and homelessness, working multiple jobs, struggling to afford housing, chasing a down payment, and making difficult choices about food security while trying to balance time with my children. These hardships were difficult then, but they are even worse for today’s young people. We are in crisis. Enough is enough. I had to #DoSomething.

Why the Green Party?

People often ask me why I chose the Green Party. The answer is simple: I am inspired by the people within this movement. Their dedication, volunteerism, and shared vision for a better future are unmatched. I have never seen a group so committed to collective success, willing to rise to the challenge.

I also refuse to run my campaign like others. No finger-pointing. No mudslinging. While I may not agree with other parties or candidates, I respect the time, dedication, and sacrifices it takes to step up and work toward change. The Green Party allows me to campaign with respect and dignity.

When I was attending Trent University, the Green Party was already advocating for municipal composting, a practice widely adopted today. They warned about rising carbon emissions and the risk of increasing wildfires—at a time when other parties focused on scapegoating single mothers on welfare. In 2023, Alberta experienced its worst air quality crisis in history due to wildfires, with Quebec and Ontario also affected. Now, decades later, other parties are finally addressing what the Green Party identified as urgent long ago.

From my own experience of homelessness, I understand the importance of safety—especially for women. The lack of affordable housing is forcing seniors, disabled individuals, veterans, and young people into homelessness. The dream of homeownership is slipping further away. Our most vulnerable citizens lack access to addiction treatment, mental health services, and safe facilities. The result? A nationwide crisis of safety, skyrocketing overdose deaths, and people freezing to death on the streets—while our government continues to subsidize fossil fuel corporations instead of helping its people.

Why are so many of our Indigenous sisters still missing or murdered? How long must this continue?

I believe we can change for the better. I see more and more people sharing in this hope. We need a revolutionary shift—new leadership that is progressive, proactive, and people-driven.

It’s time to #DoSomething.

I look forward to meeting you when I come to your home as I go door-to-door to hear your concerns. Thank you, my brothers and sisters. Thank you for taking the time to read this.

Political Resume:

  1. Your Green Party Candidate for Calgary Heritage, By- Election 2023.
  2. Your Green Party Candidate for Calgary Heritage, Federal Election 2025.

Your Green Party Federal Candidate for Calgary Heritage,

Ravenmoon Crocker


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