by two puppeteers, seemingly supplied by the Orca Rescue Society at the request of her daughter, Cate May Burton.

Elizabeth May and husband John Kidder kiss as their wedding party, including May's daughter Cate May Burton, look on in Victoria on April 22, 2019. Photo by Emilee Gilpin The ceremony inside had started with a territorial acknowledgment and an honour song gifted by the Lil'wat Nation and known as 'Women's Warrior Song,' to be sung in honour of Indigenous women. Right Reverend Dr. Logan McMenamie, the local bishop for the Anglican diocese that covers Vancouver Island, acknowledged all of the nations who share their traditional territory with the diocese and gave thanks in several Indigenous languages.

He then spoke at length about 'spirituality, service, and sacrifice,' touching on Elizabeth andher husband's new matrimony, the vision for the Green party and his personal hope for more compassion and love in Canada's political future. Both bride and groom were dressed in white, but the wedding has already been dubbed Canada's greenest ever wedding. After May and Kidder were declared 'husband and wife,' they locked lips for a prolonged moment, like two schoolkids in love. The whole congregation clapped. Photo by Emilee Gilpin The couple plan to honeymoon by travelling by train to continue the celebration with family and friends in Toronto and Ottawa, including a full work week for May without access to cellular connectivity, according to Sky Losier, May's outreach coordinator. Kidder is the brother of Margot Kidder, who was romantically linked to Justin Trudeau's father Pierre in