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In an interview today, May says she must consider what is best for herself, for the party and for the broader issue of security in the Middle East.

Beyond our table, the Ottawa River sparkled. We could not have picked a better place to talk about the forces of good and evil.

Christy Clark revealed a secret on Thursday that she had kept for 35 years about being attacked at age 13 by an unknown man who tried to pull her into some bushes.

Rona Ambrose brought down the house with a few pokes at Stephen Harper: He loved humanity, but just didn't like people, she joked.

The Green Party leader gives Canadians the skinny on the clean growth and climate changed framework agreed to in Vancouver yesterday by the prime minister and premiers.

The clock is "ticking" on Liberal promises to live up to its climate action promises, said the Green Party leader, and more pipelines will slow them down.

The Green Party leader joined the chorus of interveners calling the NEB process "a sham" and accused Kinder Morgan of submitting "repetitive, useless garbage" as evidence.

Chris Cline, the secretive American coal magnate, is preparing to open a coal mine in Nova Scotia to the dismay of environmentalists

Elizabeth May wants to save the world. To do so, she only needs to accomplish three things, but the clock's ticking.

There are clear winners and losers in this whole affair. Duffy, Wright and Harper aren't among them.

David Clow pushed his wheelchair 1400 km to raise awareness about pipelines— now's he's running for office.

Now that we and the rest of Earth’s human population are faced with an utterly explicit planetary crisis, our politicians and the system they work in are mostly shying away from positive change.

As a teenager, the Green party's newest member of Parliament declared her desire to become prime minister, but Jenica Atwin says she's not gunning for the leadership of her party — at least not yet.