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Canada: Green Party leader Elizabeth May is getting married

| @indiablooms | Nov 27, 2018, at 03:02 pm

Ottawa, Nov 27 (IBNS): Green Party leader of Canada, Elizabeth May, will soon be getting married.

The party informed its followers on Twitter.

May, 64, will be marrying John Kidder. Kidder, 71, was a technology company entrepreneur.

Sharing an image of the couple, the Green party tweeted, "We have a very special announcement. Our fearless Leader, @ElizabethMay, is engaged to be married! Congratulations to her and her lucky partner, John Kidder!" We're so happy for you both."

Replying to one her followers' tweet, May said she was "never been happier".

 

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