Elizabeth May set to join Green Party leadership race, sources say. The former leader stepped down in 2019 but remains one of the party’s two members in the House of Commons.
OTTAWA—Elizabeth May is preparing to run for the federal Green Party leadership, sources say, confirming speculation that has swirled within the party that the former long-time leader would one day try to reclaim the position.
That source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said May plans to pitch herself as a co-leader with Jonathan Pedneault, a former human rights worker who also intends to run for leader. Responding to requests for comment, May did not deny she is preparing to run. In an email to the Star, May said she believes the party’s leadership rules mean she can’t “discuss any potential candidates” before approved contenders are announced on Aug. 31.Pedneault declined to comment, and also did not deny planning to run as May’s potential co-leader.
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