P.E.I. Green leader Peter Bevan-Baker stepping down after seat decline in election
NORTH RUSTICO, P.E.I. — The politician who guided Prince Edward Island's Green Party to over four years as the province's official opposition is stepping down as leader.
Bevan-Baker won his riding in the April 3 provincial election, but his party fell from eight to two seats and lost its official opposition status to the Liberals as the Progressive Conservatives swept to a convincing majority.
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