Pedneault resigns from Green Party as May defends co-leadership model

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Published 2024-07-09

Jonathan Pedneault, who ran alongside Green Party Leader Elizabeth May in the hopes of one day becoming the party's co-leader, announced he is stepping away from his current role as her deputy. Asked whether there were internal complaints around establishing him as a co-leader, they both defended the grassroots process. (July 9, 2024 / The Canadian Press)

All Comments (15)

@zaczonesful 7 days ago

What a joke. This party shouldn't even exist.
@georgemyatte6412 7 days ago

Who cares what may does. How many seats do they have? They are irrelevant.
@lawrenceveinotte 7 days ago

Drunk disMay.
@ArgentPure 7 days ago

These people are a waste of time!
@thepegger8422 7 days ago

Achieved nothing while in office, now he's gone.
@NotLeftarded1 7 days ago

First time I hear of him he's stepping down. What a power player 😂
7 days ago

GOOD RIDDANCE!!
@trevorthegreat 7 days ago

And I peed 4 times today
@kristyhand6209 6 days ago

Elizabeth May is she on the Trudeau Foundation Board????????
@jacobsmith6660 7 days ago

Must have gotten his pension
@LeRoi715 7 days ago

Waste of time....
@Neillybob63 7 days ago

Who? And who?
@jamesshore3191 6 days ago

Their party direction doesn't align with any paradigm of environmental science at all, the party shouldnt exist.
@liberalsarecriminalslyings4370 7 days ago

Who cares