Isaac Callan

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the province plans on moving ahead with a tax on electricity sent to several U.S. states starting early next week.

Kory Teneycke, PC party campaign manager, sent an "election day directive" to campaign staff urging them to put "party above self-interest" and to not abandon their post

A poll conducted exclusively by Ipsos Global Public Affairs for Global News shows if the election were held tomorrow, the PCs would record a comfortable win.

With 10 days until Ontario voters head to the polls for a winter election, a major debate between the leaders of the province’s four main political parties is underway in Toronto.

The post is the latest in a string of social media comments made by Liberal candidates that the Progressive Conservative campaign has unearthed and shared. 

The Ontario NDP says it will be complaining to Elections Ontario and the integrity commissioner over a new commercial featuring Ford's partially taxpayer-funded trip to Washington.

A flurry of local leader have all introduced Doug Ford at campaign events and offered his Progressive Conservative Party their support.

Election experts say Doug Ford would likely benefit from low voter turnout in Ontario's upcoming election, as low turnouts tend to show people are comfortable with the status quo.

The lawsuit provided an opportunity for Doug Ford's opponents to discuss the Greenbelt scandal and try and attack the PC leader's record.

On Wednesday, the Ontario Liberals and NDP tried to move the debate onto the Progressive Conservatives' record on social issues with promises around social support and housing.