The leaders of Ontario's four major political parties are set to meet on stage again Monday night for the second and final ...

With polls suggesting Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford commanding a strong lead in the Ont. election, tonight's ...

All five Liberal leadership candidates say they've either already paid or will submit the final $125,000 due Monday evening that's required to stay in the race. Now, ahead of English and French ...

Ontario's four major party leaders will be in North Bay on Friday for the first of two live debates ahead of the snap winter election. CBC News will have live coverage of the event, which runs ...

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The leaders from Ontario’s four main political parties will be part of an election debate airing on the evening of Family Day through a partnership of the province’s biggest broadcasters ...

The leaders of Ontario’s New Democratic, Liberal and Green parties are going on the offensive against Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford in the first election debate of the campaign ...

Seriously, this was Doug Ford’s debate to lose and he didn’t ... accusing Doug Ford of cynicism over the timing of this election and saying the premier is only trying to protect one job ...

The debate in North Bay ... 1.5 million homes since Ford promised that in the 2022 election. Last year’s target was 125,000 homes, but Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp., data show there were ...

in the first debate of the provincial election campaign. The debate in North Bay, Ont., was held specifically to discuss northern issues. The leaders talked about road safety and infrastructure ...

Ontario's four major party leaders will be in North Bay on Friday for the first of two live debates ahead of the snap winter election. Why it matters:Public polling suggests PC Leader Doug Ford has a ...