Dan Baril, a party strategist, resigned his post.

…I strongly advised against doing Central Nova and against doing what happened on Friday,” Baril told the Star shortly after submitting his resignation.

…”Everything they’re hearing (from political opponents) are things I advised them they were going to be facing after this and that it was going to hurt them, and so therefore don’t do it or do it differently,” Baril said. Green party officials decided Sunday their bare-bones budget could no longer support Baril’s salary, but backed away from suggestions he’d been dismissed.

“He felt that I wasn’t taking his advice adequately, and at the same time he was the most expensive person in the system – more than me or anybody else – so that was hard,” May said. “He’s worth every penny of it, but we’re not that kind of party. We don’t have those kinds of dollars.” Toronto Star

Dan Baril’s site

For several weeks, even a month or two, I’ve been struggling with a difficult decision I arrived at over the weekend and which I have decided upon today.

In short, I can’t help a client that stops listening and I can’t afford, any longer, that I might have been the strategist on-board when the ship went down given my efforts to try and prevent it.

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