Elizabeth May
Federal Green Party leader Elizabeth May makes three stops in Manitoba
By Marek Tkach Reporter
The leader of the federal Green Party is making three stops in Manitoba as part of her cross Canada tour. Continue reading
Green Party accuses Alberta government of misleading Canadians in Trans Mountain campaign
Green Party leader Elizabeth May is calling out the Alberta government for what she calls is misleading messaging in the province’s “Keep Canada Working” advertising campaign. Continue reading
B.C. indigenous and environmental groups blast NEB approval of Trans Mountain pipeline
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
Trans Mountain pipeline opponents are vowing to stand in the way of the project’s expansion. Continue reading
New Brunswick MP continues to speak out over SNC-Lavalin controversy
By Andrew Cromwell Digital Broadcast Journalist
Saint John-Rothesay representative Wayne Long joins other Liberal caucus members in addressing the issue surrounding former attorney general Jody Wilson-Raybould Continue reading
ANALYSIS: This election year, volatile electorate could bedevil Trudeau’s Liberals, Scheer’s Conservatives
By David Akin Chief Political Correspondent
An electorate ready to try new kinds of change was on full display across the country in 2018, hinting at a big risk in this election year for the federal Liberals and Conservatives. Continue reading
Partisanship clouds Justin Trudeau and opposition leaders’ meeting on ‘Francophonie’ issues
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his counterparts from the four other main federal parties left a supposedly non-partisan meeting on how to help Canadian francophones divided. Continue reading
Green Party Leader Elizabeth May engaged to retired tech entrepreneur John Kidder
Green party Leader Elizabeth May is engaged and is making plans for a wedding next spring. Continue reading
Elizabeth May congratulates New Brunswick Greens for winning 3 seats
The New Brunswick Green Party picked up three seats on Monday, with leader David Coon retaining his seat in Fredericton South. Continue reading
Green Party hoping to make inroads in New Brunswick election
New Brunswick’s Green Leader David Coon is the party’s only member in the legislature, having won in 2014, and political scientist Tom Bateman says Coon is likely to win his seat again. Continue reading
Here is everything you need to know about Ottawa’s plan to (maybe) buy the Kinder Morgan pipeline
Finance Minister Bill Morneau announced Tuesday the government will buy the Trans Mountain Expansion Project. But what he left out is that that is only Plan B. Continue reading