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Elizabeth May: sa国际传媒楲ikelysa国际传媒 more Greens elected in Greater Victoria

Federal leader kicked of 43rd election in her riding of Saanichsa国际传媒揋ulf Islands
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Election signs popped up at the corner of Highway 17 and Beacon Avenue shortly after the dropping of the writ, marking the start of Canadasa国际传媒檚 43rd election campaign. (Wolf Depner/News Staff)

Federal leader Elizabeth May predicts Greater Victoria will send more of her Green Party candidates to Ottawa, as the election campaign gets underway.

sa国际传媒淲esa国际传媒檙e likely to see more Greens elected in the area,sa国际传媒 said May in an email after kicking off her campaign at an event in downtown Victoria. She spent part of Wednesday travelling to Toronto, where the first leaderssa国际传媒 debate will be hosted Thursday.

May, who became the MP for Saanichsa国际传媒揋ulf Islands in 2011, is running for a third term. sa国际传媒淚 feel good about my record, but know I could have done so much more with additional Greens elected,sa国际传媒 she said.

Paul Manly holds the other Green seat in the House Commons, after he won a byelection in May in Nanaimosa国际传媒揕adysmith.

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Current predictions give the Greens just under four seats, plus or minus three seats, on Oct. 21.

Sabina Singh, running for the New Democrats against May, promised to make the environment a key point of her campaign.

sa国际传媒淚 donsa国际传媒檛 think there is any party in the world that cannot afford to be green,sa国际传媒 Singh said, adding her party under leader Jagmeet Singh will also raise socio-economic issues.

Conservative hopeful David Busch said his partysa国际传媒檚 environmental platform is the sa国际传媒渂est one,sa国际传媒 but his campaign will take a different direction.

sa国际传媒淥ur issues that we are stressing are the same issues that people have been talking to me at the doors over this past year sa国际传媒 specifically, health care and the cost of living,sa国际传媒 Busch said.

Requests for comment from Liberal candidate Ryan Windsor and Ron Broda of the Peoplesa国际传媒檚 Party of Canada were not immediately returned.


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About the Author: Wolf Depner

I joined the national team with Black Press Media in 2023 from the Peninsula News Review, where I had reported on Vancouver Island's Saanich Peninsula since 2019.
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