Ontario election: NDP fends off Doug Ford surge, keeps 3 London seats
Terence Kernaghan was re-elected in London North Centre, fighting off for the second consecutive election a challenge from Progressive Conservative Jerry Pribil in what many foresaw as a riding the NDP could lose amid a provincewide tsunami of support for PC Leader Doug Ford.
Voters in Canada's most populous province, Ontario, head to the polls on Thursday in an election where the incumbent premier ...
New Democrats maintain Official Opposition status, while Liberals trail in third, with leader Bonnie Crombie failing to ...
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Independent Ontario candidate wins rare and resounding second election victoryBobbi Ann Brady says she set out in this Ontario election to prove that her win in Haldimand-Norfolk as an independent in ...
Early data from Elections Ontario suggests that the 2025 provincial election had around 45 per cent of eligible Ontarians cast their ballot.
Ontario is Canada’s most populated province and is expected to grow to 21.7 million this year, more than half Canada’s total.
Polls suggest the Progressive Conservatives led by Doug Ford are poised to form a third government. Get the latest results ...
Ontario's political party leaders have criss-crossed the province, released their platforms and made their pitches over the ...
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