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Toronto city council holds its first meeting of the new term of office Wednesday, but a number of controversial issues loom large over what is normally a largely ceremonial affair. 

Returning Premier Doug Ford shouted out auto workers, miners, students and newcomers,

Ontario's main political parties are charting new courses forward today, with one heading into a second term with an even stronger mandate than before and two others searching for new leaders.

TORONTO — Doug Ford and the Progressive Conservatives sailed to a second majority government Thursday, kept afloat by an electorate unenthusiastic about change and a decidedly safer campaign than when he burst onto the Ontario political scene four ye

Returning Premier Doug Ford shouted out auto workers, miners, students and newcomers,

Returning Premier Doug Ford shouted out auto workers, miners, students and newcomers,

Returning Premier Doug Ford shouted out auto workers, miners, students and newcomers,

Returning Premier Doug Ford shouted out auto workers, miners, students and newcomers,

An incumbent, a university professor and the vice-chair of Hamilton’s police board are among those fighting to be MPP for Hamilton West—Ancaster—Dundas.

Hamilton Centre is a riding Ontario's New Democrats can safely expect to win with party leader Andrea Horwath serving as the incumbent. But, if the NDP don't have a successful election night, Horwath's days as party leader may be done.