Green Party Leader Elizabeth May Suffered Stroke, Not Fatigue as First Thought

Green Party Leader Elizabeth May Suffered Stroke, Not Fatigue as First Thought
Green Party leader Elizabeth May speaks during a news conference in Ottawa on July 8, 2020. The Canadian Press/Adrian Wyld
Marnie Cathcart
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Green Party leader Elizabeth May has announced that she recently suffered a stroke , which was initially believed to be fatigue and stress.

In an interview on July 13, Mrs. May told The Globe and Mail that she has not suffered any long-term side effects neurologically and will be taking some time to rest.