Ontario votes: Party leaders to tackle northern issues in first debate of campaign
Ontario's main party leaders will square off on northern issues today in their first debate of the election campaign.
Chris Selley: One Ontario party's against cancelling Canadian historic figures. It's not Conservatives
Ontario Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie is not a fan of the Toronto District School Board’s (TDSB) push to rename three schools ...
Ontario election polls show Bonnie Crombie’s Liberals seeing an uptick in support as NDP slides
The Progressive Conservatives and Doug Ford are far ahead of the second-place Liberals and Bonnie Crombie. With the Ontario ...
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Ontario Election 2025: Party leaders gearing up for first debate, some heading north
Some Ontario party leaders are heading north today as they gear up for the first debate of the election campaign, set to take ...
Liberal candidate Sam Nestico promises to 'jail corrupt politicians' in now-deleted video
Liberal York Centre candidate Sam Nestico promised to "jail corrupt politicians" in a now-deleted social media video that ...
Ontario party leaders prepare for first election debate on Friday
Some Ontario party leaders are heading north today as they gear up for the first debate of the election campaign, set to take place Friday in North Bay. But their travels along the campaign trail may ...
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Bonnie Crombie vows doctors for all, Stiles pledges to protect Northern Ontarians and Schreiner promises to cancel Highway 413
As the provincial campaign trail reaches its halfway point, Ontario party leaders continue to make their case for votes.
Terry Newman: Ontario Liberals stalked by the ghost of Kathleen Wynne
Crombie first responded by defending former premier Kathleen Wynne’s Liberal government, saying that, as far as she recalled, ...
Halfway through Ontario election campaign, some parties still developing platforms
As Ontario's snap winter election campaign reaches its halfway point, Progressive Conservatives' main opponents are still scrambling to pitch themselves to voters, while polls suggest the incumbents ...