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A University of Windsor political science professor says Chatham-Kent-Leamington has been the talk of Queens Park since its member of provincial parliament (MPP) was kicked out of the Progressive Conservative party for not getting a COVID-19 vaccine.

With just three full days left before the June 2 general election, Ontario's political parties are campaigning hard to shore-up support in key ridings. Here are eight races CBC News will be watching close this week and on election night. 

Health care during the pandemic appears to be top-of-mind among voters in Essex, a provincial riding with seven names on the June 2 ballot.

Voters in Essex wanted to know what candidates planned to do about the budget, gun control

A trio of New Democrat candidates in Windsor-Essex reiterated their support for a new acute care hospital plan in the region, while also promising to improve healthcare for local families on Friday.

Lisa Gretzky (Windsor West), Gemma Grey-Hall (Windsor—Tecumseh) and Ron LeClair (Essex) held a media event at Windsor Regional Hospital.

Where the leaders are today:

Three women of colour are running in three ridings in Windsor-Essex in this Ontario election, and history could be made if any one of them is elected.

The Windsor-Essex Chamber of Commerce’s Provincial Election Debate covered a lot of vital issues.

The Ontario Party has its sights set on southwestern Ontario and other ridings across the province in the June 2 election, but just what impact the party founded in 2018 will have on the vote count has yet to be seen.