I really felt very positive about the co-leadership with Jonathan Pedneault, and it was heartbreaking for me that after being pulled out of the leaders’ debates, he decided to actually quit politics altogether and go back to human rights work internationally.
Elizabeth May: “I really felt very positive about the co-leadership with Jonathan Pedneault, and it was heartbreaking for me that after…”
On the recordAugust 2, 2026
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Elizabeth May
Green Party of Canada
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Discussing co-leadership and its impact on the party.
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