Green Party rally in Vancouver (11 images)

Canadian Green Party leader Elizabeth May rides a stationary bike producing green electricity along with a windmill and solar panels to power the event stage sound system as she leads an eco friendly rally during the summer/fall federal election campaign at Thornton Park in Vancouver, British Columbia, October 3, 2015. Voters go to the polls on October 19, 2015. UPI/Heinz Ruckemann

Canadian Green Party leader Elizabeth May (L) invites former federal scientist and musician Tony Turner onstage to sing his viral folksong "Harperman" at an eco friendly rally during the summer/fall federal election campaign at Thornton Park in Vancouver, British Columbia, October 3, 2015. Retiring this week Turner is no longer muzzled by the Harper Government and is able to speak out and perform his viral folksong "Harperman" before voters go to the polls on October 19, 2015. Turner was placed on leave this summer for allegedly breaking the federal government values and ethics code for public servants for recording and posting the song on YouTube. UPI/Heinz Ruckemann

Canadian Green Party leader Elizabeth May gives local eight-year-old girl Addie Tinholz her private contact information after Addie asked May for advice and help with her Malala Yousafzai inspired #refugeesmatter project to sponsor a Syrian refugee family of four, ideally with two young school age children. May was leading an eco friendly rally during the summer/fall federal election campaign at Thornton Park in Vancouver, British Columbia, October 3, 2015. Voters go to the polls on October 19, 2015. UPI/Heinz Ruckemann

First nations dancer Nyla performs after Canadian Green Party leader Elizabeth May spoke at an eco friendly rally during the summer/fall federal election campaign at Thornton Park in Vancouver, British Columbia, October 3, 2015. Voters go to the polls on October 19, 2015. UPI/Heinz Ruckemann