‘It’s nice to put it behind us,’ says Green Party leader Elizabeth May after being cleared on harassment allegations

'It’s really important for a political party to have a rigorous system in place' to deal with harassment allegations, says Ms. May.

An independent investigation of Green Party leader Elizabeth May has cleared her of all allegations of workplace harassment that were made by three former party employees. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

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BY SHRUTI SHEKAR

May 10, 2018

Green Party leader Elizabeth May says she is "pleased" after bring cleared by an investigation into workplace harassment allegations, and that the party could put the controversy behind it. “To have the investigator find that the complaints were without any merit whatsoever, that is nice to put i...

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