A week before Ontario residents head to the polls, the three main party leaders are looking for votes across the southern regions of the province today.
Liberal Leader Kathleen Wynne takes her campaign to eastern Ontario, making an announcement in Orleans, visiting a cheese factory in St-Albert, and attending an evening barbecue in Belleville.
NDP Leader Andrea Horwath is stumping for votes in the GTA, where she’s scheduled an announcement and a campaign event in Toronto, before heading to Mississauga tonight where she’ll attend an Iftar dinner.
Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford’s schedule has him in the southwest for a morning announcement in London and an evening rally in Windsor.
After vowing for weeks to deliver a fully costed platform, the Tories quietly released a compilation of their campaign promises on Wednesday without saying how they would pay for them. Ford has promised to find billions in “efficiencies” if his party forms the government after June 7.
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Both Horwath and Wynne heaped scorn on the notion that Wednesday’s release by the Tories was a full plan, with Horwath saying people should know what Ford is going to cut.