In mid-February, the Ontario PCs' press office began steadily revealing questionable social media posts made by several Liberal and NDP candidates ahead of the election You can save this article ...

The NDP's promises of tax rebates and increased spending grow each year, starting at $16.7 billion in year one of the plan, rising to $27 billion in year three. The Liberals don't offer a year-by ...

It’s not the colossal majority it seemed they might be able achieve; more like status quo, including an NDP ... the Liberals barely registering at 12 per cent. And on “defend(ing) Ontario ...

Where is the Ontario Liberal party heading ... It would have been great for the NDP to pick up the mantle and try to win power when the Liberals crashed. But for three elections, the NDP has ...

the NDP uses his name 17 times in its 22-page platform; the Liberals mention him 20 times in 19 pages. What Ontario's major parties would do for the province's schools Neither party provides a ton ...

A series of controversial social media posts from Liberal and New Democratic Party candidates in Ontario in recent weeks has prompted two withdrawals and calls for others to resign ahead of election ...

Ontario NDP Leader Marit Stiles, Ontario PC Party Leader Doug Ford, Ontario Liberal Party Leader Bonnie Crombie and Ontario Green Party Leader Mike Schreiner at the CBC Broadcast Centre for a ...

On the eve of Ontario’s general election ... Conservatives are 20 points ahead of Bonnie Crombie’s Liberals, with Marit Stiles’ NDP in a distant third. The Greens are in fourth.

Ontario Liberal Leader Bonnie ... tone in their concession speeches, with NDP Leader Marit Stiles staying on as Opposition leader, Liberals regaining official party status in the legislature ...

The region’s most closely fought races will likely be in London, including in its signature battleground riding – the new ...

The NDP and Liberal platforms do share a number of promises in common: doubling rates for the Ontario Disability Support ...

If Liberal support in the Ontario election were a vehicle, it would be a gas-guzzling SUV. The NDP? More like a sleek, fuel-efficient sedan. While those vehicles might run on gasoline, electoral ...