Elizabeth May calls out Jason Kenney: ‘There is no planet called Alberta’
May stressed Alberta is not exempt from climate change and has already felt the harsh affects, including the Fort McMurray wildfires and the Calgary floods. Continue reading
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Elizabeth May pushes Trudeau to attend climate summit, make progress on UNDRIP
Though May has stepped down as party leader, she is still the head of the Greens’ three-member caucus in the House of Commons. Continue reading
ANALYSIS: Scheer’s silence on a question of ‘sin’ a barrier to Conservative election hopes
By David Akin Chief Political Correspondent
The Conservative leader declined to say if being gay was a sin, but political communication experts say that non-answer could hurt the party. Continue reading
Elizabeth May stepped down as leader of the Green Party. Who will take her place?
Deputy leader Jo-Ann Roberts, who is taking on the role of interim party leader, told Global News that her task now is to expand the vision and reach of the Green party through the race to replace May. Continue reading
‘It’s bittersweet’: Okanagan Green candidate reflects on leader’s legacy as Elizabeth May steps down
By Shelby Thom South Okanagan Video Journalist
May has led the Greens since 2006, becoming the first Green MP elected to the House of Commons in 2011. Continue reading
Elizabeth May steps down as leader of Green Party
Jo-Ann Roberts, the party’s deputy leader, will be the interim leader. Continue reading
May says Greens will vote against confidence motions without stronger climate targets
May said Thursday she has written to Trudeau warning the Greens will not support confidence motions if the federal government does not move to increase its climate change targets. Continue reading
New federal Green member looks to learn from May, not replace her
Jenica Atwin pulled out a historic win Monday, capturing the riding of Fredericton and becoming the first Green MP elected east of British Columbia. Continue reading
Green Party wins historic 3 seats in election dominated by climate change
With Ottawa poised for a Liberal minority government, May was optimistic and vowed to hold feet to the fire on the issues that matter to her party. Continue reading
May says Greens can make ‘significant contribution’ in minority parliament
Elizabeth May vowed to hold feet to the fire in Ottawa on the issues that matter to her party. “There will be crispy toes,” she quipped. Continue reading