‘Just be sustainable’: Green Party renewal will require message of stability, prioritization of issues

'It is so critical that, as Greens, we put democracy ahead of politics,' says Ontario Green MP Mike Morrice.

Interim leader Amita Kuttner, right, takes part in a press conference with Green MP Mike Morrice on May 17. After a year as interim leader, Kuttner says they feel confident they're leaving the Green Party in good hands with a new executive director, party president, and leader—or leaders—as of Nov. 19.The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

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BY STUART BENSON

November 16, 2022

Following a week of voting, the Greens will elect a new leader—or leaders—on Nov. 19 to take the reins of a party clawing its way back from the brink of extinction, and party members say conveying a message of stability and honing in on issues where it can make the most ...

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