A newspaper article from the period cites him as favouring the following policies: retrofitting energy-inefficient buildings, providing financial incentives for organic farmers and reducing or eliminating income taxes (Toronto Star, 22 October 1993).
He received 430 votes (1.05%), finishing sixth against Liberal incumbent Jesse Flis.
In 2002, he wrote that Ontario's composting policies left open the possibility for E. coli contamination in the province's produce (Toronto Star, 17 September 2002).
Éric Ferland was the leader of the Green Party of Quebec at the time of the election.
He received 101 votes (0.27%), finishing eighth against Liberal Party candidate Denis Paradis.