Elizabeth May says Greens can win byelection by campaigning on PM’s climate record

OTTAWA - Green Party Leader Elizabeth May says she thinks the Greens can pull off an upset in one of the upcoming byelection races by campaigning on Liberal rollbacks of climate policy.

The Greens are running Shelley Luce — an environmental scientist with a doctorate from UCLA and a former adviser to the City of North Vancouver — in the North Vancouver-Capilano byelection set for Aug. 31.

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Elizabeth May says Greens can win byelection by campaigning on PM’s climate record

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