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Elizabeth May
GPCLEADER OF THE GREEN PARTY OF CANADABritish ColumbiaTrending Up
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VotesLeader of the Green Party of Canada
FederalSenior Green Party figure and MP, focused on climate action, biodiversity protection and democratic reform.
Policy Focus
Climate Action
Climate ActionBiodiversityDemocratic Reform
Policy Positions
Climate ActionAccelerate decarbonisation — Advocates stronger, clearer emissions-cutting pathways and implementation that actually delivers outcomes.
BiodiversityProtect and restore nature — Emphasises enforceable protection for land and oceans, plus restoration where damage is entrenched.
Democratic ReformRepresentation and integrity upgrades — Supports reforms aimed at fairness, transparency and accountability in political systems.
Career Timeline
2011Elected to the House of Commons.
2019Stepped down as Green Party leader (continued parliamentary role).
2026Continuing as MP and prominent Green Party figure.
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GPCBritish Columbia
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PartyGreen Party of Canada
Home StateBritish Columbia
CategoryPolitician
FocusClimate Action
Elizabeth May
Leader of the Green Party of Canada
LEADER OF THE GREEN PARTY OF CANADAFederalPolicy Focus
Climate Action
Senior Green Party figure and MP, focused on climate action, biodiversity protection and democratic reform.
Climate ActionBiodiversityDemocratic Reform
Policy Positions
Climate ActionAccelerate decarbonisation — Advocates stronger, clearer emissions-cutting pathways and implementation that actually delivers outcomes.
BiodiversityProtect and restore nature — Emphasises enforceable protection for land and oceans, plus restoration where damage is entrenched.
Democratic ReformRepresentation and integrity upgrades — Supports reforms aimed at fairness, transparency and accountability in political systems.
Career Timeline
Elected to the House of Commons.2011
2019Stepped down as Green Party leader (continued parliamentary role).
Continuing as MP and prominent Green Party figure.2026