Green Party Leader Elizabeth May says the party could win at least one of the upcoming byelections by running a campaign centered on Prime Minister’s climate record. Speaking in Ottawa, May argues the Greens have a realistic chance of an upset, and that their messaging should focus on what she characterizes as Liberal rollbacks of climate policy.
Both outlets report May’s view that targeting climate policy is a promising strategy for the Greens in the byelection context. The comments frame the party’s approach as competitive against the governing party by emphasizing differences on climate measures, rather than relying solely on traditional election messaging.
The reports do not provide detailed policy lists or specific examples of the changes May refers to, nor do they outline polling or formal electoral predictions. Overall, the coverage presents May’s statement as the party’s proposed campaign direction aimed at mobilizing voters concerned about climate policy changes ahead of the scheduled byelections.
