Canada’s Green Party admitted it Photoshopped an image of its leader, swapping a disposable cup from her hands and replacing it with a reusable plastic cup with the party’s logo on it ...

The Green Party in Canada has admitted to using an image on ... was altered to use a different cup that displayed the Green Party logo, spokeswoman Rosie Emery told the National Post.

The Green Party of Canada has admitted they used an image on ... but that was also altered to include the party logo on it. While the doctored image appeared on the party's website, the original ...

According to a statement from May, a "well-meaning" party staffer altered this image to make it appear that she was holding a reusable cup sporting the Green Party logo and a metal straw.

Canada's Green Party has admitted to doctoring ... The edited photo showed Ms May holding a plastic reusable cup with the Green Party logo and a metal straw. The party leader said that she had ...

Canada’s Green Party ... But in the edited photo she is shown holding a plastic reusable cup with the Green Party logo and a metal straw. Ms. May said she was “completely shocked” when ...

The Green Party's new logo is an emoji. The federal party unveiled its new brand, a green dot, on Tuesday on Parliament Hill, ...

Then, an archived version of the same page in July shows the photo has changed – instead, May is holding a plastic reusable cup with the Green Party logo and a metal straw. In a statement on ...

But in the doctored photo, she holds a reusable cup with a Green Party of Canada logo on it, as well as a metal straw. Green Party used Photoshop to add reusable cup and metal straw to photo of ...

The original photo on the left shows Elizabeth May holding a compostable cup and the edited image on the right shows her holding a plastic reusable cup ... with the Green Party logo and a metal ...