Original sentence: At the time of Stuart's defeat, the party was in negotiations with the NDP over a potential provincial electoral alliance.He built links to poverty activists and labour groups.He has moved from BC to Ontario to pursue a doctorate at the University of Toronto.He worked with the NDP in the 2001 provincial election and with the federal New Democratic Party in the 2004 federal election.His successor, Adriane Carr, cancelled these negotiations.Reversing an earlier position, he negotiated agreements with the municipal affiliates of the then-incumbent New Democratic Party of British Columbia (NDP) provincial government and the labour councils of Vancouver and Victoria in 1998 and 1999, resulting in the first and only Red-Green coalitions in BC's 1999 municipal elections.Stuart Parker was leader of the Green Party in British Columbia, Canada, from 1993 to 2000.Stuart left the party as it moved to the right.These people worked to remove him as leader, succeeding finally at the party's March 2000 convention after previous unsuccessful attempts in 1998 and 1999.Ultimately, his focus on building a broadly left-wing green party in BC brought criticism from the some in the environmental movement in the province
Edited sentence: At the time of Stuart's defeat, the party was in negotiations with the New Democratic Party over a potential provincial electoral alliance.He built many links to poverty activists and labour, groups normally ignored by Green politics.He has moved from BC to Ontario to pursue a doctorate at theUniversity of Toronto.He worked with the New Democratic Party in the 2001 provincial election and the 2004 Federal Election.His successor, Adriane Carr cancelled these negotiations.Reversing an earlier position, he negotiated agreements with the municipal affiliates of the then-incumbent NDP provincial government and the labour councils of Vancouverand Victoria in 1998 and 1999, resulting in the first and only Red-Green coalitions in BC's 1999 municipal elections.Stuart Parker was leader of the Green Party of British Columbia from 1993 to 2000.Stuart then left the party as it moved far to the right.Ultimately his focus on building a broadly leftwing green party in BC brought ciritism from the professional environmental movement in the province and they worked to remove him as leader, succeeding finally at the party's March 2000 convention after previous unsuccessful attempts in 1998 and 1999