Elizabeth MayPlease read the attached article by Douglas Roche published in The Hill Times on Monday, December 4, 2023.
“Elizabeth May holds the record for the longest-serving female leader of a Canadian federal party. But in 2019, she stepped down. There was turmoil in Green Party. When her…
This article originally published in Policy Magazine. Mike Morrice November 21, 2022 When I first began following the UN climate talks in 2007, I felt powerless to influence…
Read this article on the National Observer website By Elizabeth May | Opinion | May 12th 2020 #547 of 554 articles from the Special Report: Coronavirus in Canada Saying…
Click here to read this article on the National Post website Click here to read John Ivison’s piece Click here to read Elizabeth’s original article in Policy Magazine…
Week in Review: February 24 – 28 (le français suit) (Green caucus with author Guy Dauncey at an All-Party Climate Caucus event) This week started with a rally in solidarity with…
Week in Review: January 27 – February 7 (le français suit) Welcome to the first Green Caucus Week in Review (CWiR) newsletter of 2020. Your Green Caucus, Jenica Atwin…
FREDERICTON — Green Party Leader Elizabeth May (MP, Saanich-Gulf Islands) spoke this morning to the Assembly of First Nations Annual General Assembly in Fredericton NB. All federal party…
OTTAWA — Leader of the Green Party, Elizabeth May (MP, Saanich-Gulf Islands) called out Justin Trudeau’s announcement in Victoria, B.C. yesterday, that his government is spending $79 million…
TORONTO — Canadian cities are at a crossroads. Drastically underfunded and without constitutional protection from their provincial governments, they are unable to thrive. According to the Organisation for…
Week in Review: June 17 – 21 Welcome back to the parliamentary Week in Review for our Green Members of Parliament! This weekly e-newsletter recaps Elizabeth May and…
Happy Canada Day from Elizabeth May!
OTTAWA – Green Party Leader Elizabeth May (MP, Saanich-Gulf Islands) welcomed the shift from the Conservatives to accept that climate change is a real issue and that action…
Joyeuse Saint-Jean-Baptiste! Partout au pays, dans les défilés colorés et les fêtes animées, on souligne la Saint-Jean-Baptiste : Fête nationale du Québec. Cette journée nous célébrons les contributions…
OTTAWA – Green Party Leader Elizabeth May (MP, Saanich-Gulf Islands) slammed the Trudeau administration for committing billions of dollars of public money to the reckless Trans Mountain pipeline.…
In reaction to the government’s announcement on June 19 that they will be approving the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, Elizabeth expresses disappointment in the decision.
OTTAWA – Mismanagement in the Port of Vancouver has turned the waters around the southern Gulf Islands into a free parking lot for the world’s largest freighter ships,…
David Suzuki, Elizabeth May, and Paul Manly hold press conference on Kenney government’s misleading Trans Mountain pipeline campaign.
OTTAWA – Today’s Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) report Closing the Gap: Carbon pricing for the Paris target is mislabelled, says Green Party Leader Elizabeth May (MP, Saanich-Gulf Islands).…
OTTAWA – The Liberal government’s advisory council today recommended the establishment of a $15 billion universal, single-payer public pharmacare system. The plan would create a new drug agency…
Bill S-203, Ending the Captivity of Whales and Dolphins, passes! Elizabeth joins colleagues, activists, and organizations at a press conference to discuss what this means for whales and…
OTTAWA – Bill S-203, the Ending the Captivity of Whales and Dolphins Act cleared its final hour of debate at third reading and was passed in the House…
Elizabeth may joins colleagues in calling for federal government to launch public inquiry into the Lac-Mégantic rail tragedy.
PRESS CONFERENCE: On May 29, 2019, Elizabeth May joins colleagues in the Up For Debate campaign launch: A non-partisan coalition effort to promote women’s rights and gender equality…
In December 2015, the world agreed to the Paris Accord; to slash greenhouse gas emissions to hold global average temperature increase to 1.5 degrees C (over what it…