Elizabeth May optimistic Greens can win by-election by campaigning on Carney’s climate record
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Elizabeth May optimistic Greens can win by-election by campaigning on Carney’s climate record
NICK MURRAY
OTTAWA
THE CANADIAN PRESS
PUBLISHED 31 MINUTES AGO
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Green Party Leader Elizabeth May says she thinks the party can make inroads in the North Vancouver-Capilano riding, thanks in large part to Prime Minister Mark Carney’s major projects push.
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