Last night’s federal election pulled back the curtain on an uncomfortable truth: Canada’s environmental movement is not growing — it’s shrinking. Only Elizabeth May, the enduring co-chair, secured her seat. Jonathan Pedneault, her counterpart, failed to break through. It’s an old story wrapped in new disappointment, and at some point, someone inside the party must have the courage to admit that leadership — or lack thereof — is the root cause. Elizabeth May is respected in Saanich–Gulf Islands, where voters seem to trust her local advocacy. But nationally, her leadershi