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Youth issues have often been sidelined in Ontario's election campaign, voter mobilization group Future Majority says, even though younger voters in ridings around Toronto could play a pivotal role in the outcome.

The problems plaguing Brampton, Ont., are so clear, even radically different politicians start to sound alike when they campaign in the city.

While inflation stands as a roadblock in November, the poll found Democrats have an opportunity with Latino voters on abortion with Roe v. Wade in danger of being struck down.

Young Ontarians outline how their mental health has suffered during COVID-19, and what they’re looking for from party leaders

The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.

Students and workers early in their careers often face the worst effects of Ontario’s affordability crisis, with home ownership well out of reach for most and steep rents and the rising cost of food, gasoline and other costs squeezing budgets.

In this election, advocates are calling for more mental health support for young people to combat two years of COVID-19 and an uncertain future in a climate, housing and affordability crisis.

Young people struggle to access and afford mental health support, and the services available often the lack cultural context required to navigate issues specific to a patient's identity, one young advocate says.

Despite being ineligible to cast a ballot in the upcoming Ontario provincial election, some high school students in Windsor-Essex are still raising their voices about the issues they care about. 

Step aside, baby boomers.