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Mike Morrice — the only candidate on the ballot — wins Green Party leadership with 96.6% of vote

The former Kitchener Centre MP won after party membership more than doubled among young Greens and overall membership grew nearly 20%, the party said.

  • On Saturday, Mike Morrice won the Green Party leadership with 96.6 per cent of the vote, with members choosing between him and 'none of the above.'
  • The party launched its search for a new leader in June, proceeding to a single-candidate contest after Nira Dookeran withdrew from the race in September.
  • Morrice's campaign brought "renewed energy," raising $113,302.04 while increasing overall party membership by nearly 20 per cent, with Young Greens membership more than doubling and accounting for over 25 per cent of all new members.
  • This victory marks a shift away from Elizabeth May, who announced she will step down following the 2025 federal election, as Morrice brings prior experience as deputy leader and Kitchener Centre MP.
  • Despite membership gains, the new leader faces significant electoral hurdles: the 2025 election saw the party's national vote share drop below two per cent for the first time in 25 years.
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A unique candidate for the Green Party nomination, former Ontario MP Mike Morrice became the leader of his party with 96.6% of the vote.

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Radio-Canada broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Saturday, November 14, 2026.
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