Stratford neighbourhood group appealing contentious Ontario Street development plans
A group of residents concerned about a high-density development proposed in one of Stratford’s oldest neighbourhoods will bring its objections to the Ontario…
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A group of residents concerned about a high-density development proposed in one of Stratford’s oldest neighbourhoods will bring its objections to the Ontario…
Perth-Wellington voters are sending a Progressive Conservative candidate to Queen's Park for a fourth straight term.
Short on excitement, long on words, Ontario’s spring sleeper election campaign ends today as voters choose the next government at Queen’s Park.
There are seven people in the race to be the next MPP for Perth-Wellington. Progressive Conservative Randy Pettapiece, who has served the area since 2011, did not seek re-election this year.
The Perth-Wellington candidates of the four major parties were invited to take part in a survey asking them about their top issues in the provincial election, including housing, the cost of living, climate change and the mental health system.