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Elizabeth May won’t lead Green Party in next federal election

Elizabeth May announced that she will not be leading the Green Party in the next federal election.
May intends to remain as an MP and leader until after a leadership review, of which members will soon receive details.
She believes her voice as the sole Green MP in the House of Commons is stronger as leader.
May plans to step down once a new leader or co-leaders are elected.

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NOW Magazine

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Elizabeth May is preparing to step down as leader of the Green Party, and many Canadians feel it's time - NOW Toronto

Elizabeth May, who is currently serving as leader of Canada’s Green Party, is set to step down once again ahead of the next federal election.

7 hours ago·Canada

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Elizabeth May announces plan to step down as Green's leader come next election

May has been the leader of the party for over 15 years

1 day ago

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The Toronto Star

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Elizabeth May says she will step down as Green Party leader before next election

May, 71, said she still plans to seek re-election as an MP, and she’s urging party members to allow her to stay on as leader while her successor is chosen.

1 day ago·Toronto, Canada

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Global News

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Elizabeth May says she won’t lead Green Party into next federal election - National

In an email to members, May says she intends to stay on as an MP and as party leader until a new leader, or co-leaders, are elected.

1 day ago·Toronto, Canada

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La Presse

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Elizabeth May Will Not Lead the Green Party in the Next Election

The Green Party of Canada will again be looking for a replacement for Elizabeth May, after her long-time leader declared Tuesday that she would not lead the Greens in the next election.

1 day ago·Montreal, Canada

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