Blair Longley
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Blair T. Longley (born September 25, 1950 in Vancouver, British Columbia) is a Canadian politician and activist.
Longley attended the founding meeting of the Green Party of Canada in 1983 and went on to be an active member of the Rhinoceros Party of which he was official agent from 1985 to 1987.
He joined the Marijuana Party of Canada shortly after its founding and he became the leader of the Marijuana Party on December 13, 2004, following the resignation of Marc-Boris St-Maurice.
He has been a candidate for the Canadian House of Commons on three occasions, each time with a different party label. He ran for the Green Party in the 1984 election in the riding of Burnaby placing a distant fourth of four candidates with 364 of 58,991 votes. In 1988 he ran against opposition leader John Napier Turner, with no party affiliation, and placed ninth of twelve candidates with 52 of 54,654 votes. After a hiatus of three elections, he ran for the Marijuana Party in the riding of North Okanagan—Shuswap in 2004 and placed fifth of eight candidates with 492 of 51,765 votes.
| Preceded by Marc-Boris St-Maurice |
Marijuana Party of Canada leaders 2004-present |
Succeeded by incumbent |
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