Martin Regg Cohn

Upon winning power in 2018, the premier hitched his wagon to the friendly American behemoth, vowing to lower all barriers at the border. Times sure have changed.

Canadians are not just rejecting Donald Trump’s American persona but are repudiating the politician who embodies his personality here, Martin Regg Cohn writes.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is not getting the same personal attention that Ontario Premier Doug Ford has lavished on his Liberal rival, PM Mark Carney.

Ontario’s three-term premier invited Canada’s zero-term prime minister for a face-to-face and heart-to-heart. Now they are shoulder to shoulder.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is playing U.S. President Donald Trump’s game — a game played on cable TV with headline-grabbing stunts, not serious policy.

Pollster David Coletto on crunching the numbers from the Ontario election, and Ford’s signature achievement

Re-elected as premier with his third majority in Thursday’s Ontario election, Doug Ford now helms a Progressive Conservative dynasty unseen for decades.

Post-Ontario election there was no news conference by Premier Doug Ford and no public appearances by opposition leaders Marit Stiles and Bonnie Crombie.

PC Leader Doug Ford has made inroads with Ontario’s labour movement that could not have been imagined when he first won power in 2018.

Why can Ontario NDP Leader Marit Stiles connect face-to-face on the ground, while her party is losing ground province-wide?