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For Doug Ford and his Progressive Conservatives, the 2022 Ontario election is a "win big or go home" situation. To get a second term in office, Ford must win a majority. That's because all of the opposition parties say they will not support a PC minority. 

Ontarios Liberal leader called on Wednesday for the New Democrats to stop criticizing his partys candidates, calling the strategy “desperation tactics” that he said would help the Progressive Conservatives re-election efforts.

Over the past week, rates paid to Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) recipients have pushed their way onto the agenda of the Ontario provincial election and that's a welcome development to economist Mike Moffatt.

Ontarios Liberal leader is calling New Democrat criticisms of his partys candidates desperation tactics that will help the Progressive Conservatives re-election efforts.

Ontario's Liberal leader called on Wednesday for the New Democrats to stop criticizing his party's candidates, calling the strategy "desperation tactics" that he said would help the Progressive Conservatives' re-election efforts.

Ontarios Liberal leader called on Wednesday for the New Democrats to stop criticizing his partys candidates.

Provincial Liberals have drifted to irrelevance in some provinces, such as Alberta and Saskatchewan, and in Manitoba they ...

With 15 days left until Ontarians cast their ballots, a new survey has found that Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservative Party remains in the lead as support for the Ontario NDP has slipped.

Ontario’s New Democrats are urging provincial election officials to investigate the nomination papers of a local Liberal candidate, alleging the party used…

Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford faced a barrage of attacks from the other three major party leaders in the Ontario election debate Monday, but largely refused to take the bait, instead referring back to his own messages of building infrastructure and affordability.