Expert in black holes, youngest and first trans person to lead a federal political party
Greens returned only two MPs in the Sept. 20 election and Paul failed to win her Toronto riding
Move affects about half of the party’s staff amid persistent financial and political woes
Former Nanaimo-Ladysmith MP reflects on time in Ottawa
Annamie Paul is the first Black, Jewish woman to lead a mainstream federal party in Canada
Annamie Paul resigned after a less than ideal election result for the Greens
Paul came in fourth in Toronto Centre, her third failed attempt to win the riding
She vowed to bring collaboration to Ottawa, rallied support for Greater Victoria, B.C. candidates
Issues range from abortion access to long-term care facilities
As Canadians head to the polls on Sept. 20, one issue continues…
‘I am not feuding with anyone,’ she told reporters outside her new Toronto office
Court filings show the Green party is trying to overturn arbitration orders that stymied threats to Annamie Paul’s leadership
Passing the motion would mean fewer dollars to put toward advertising, research and staff resources
Paul urged to repudiate past remarks from a former adviser and reiterate support for her caucus
move follows months of internal strife and the defection of MP Jenica Atwin to the Liberals
Move comes after Atwin openly challenged Leader Paul’s position on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
An attack in London, Ontario left four members of a Muslim family dead Sunday
