May’s strategy is to win Canadians’ attention with presence on the Hill
But press gallery chief Terry Guillon says the Green Party leader cannot hold scrums in the House foyer because she is not an elected member.
The Green Party of Canada's strategy to win seats in the House will be to break down a "psychological barrier" in the minds of Canadians that has been built up by the party's lack of a presence on the Hill, says the party's new leader, Elizabeth May.
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