Green Party Leader Elizabeth May was hospitalized last week for fatigue owing to the "idiotic" schedule MPs kept in the dying days of Parliament, her husband said in a note to constituents. May, 69, will be off her feet for another week before resuming some of her usual summer duties, Kidder said. Kidder, who is himself a founding member of the Green Party in British Columbia, blamed May's hospitalization on marathon voting sessions — which had MPs in the House of Commons until midnight some days in June — combined with her constituency duties and her role as Green Party co-leader. Green Party Leader Elizabeth May walks in the Toronto Pride Parade on Sunday, June 25, 2023. The party nearly came apart at the seams due to party infighting during Annamie Paul's fractious time as leader.
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