TORONTO – The leaders of Ontario’s three main political parties are hitting the road as the final weekend of campaigning gets underway.
Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford is spending the day in suburban Ottawa, with a series of events in Nepean.
Liberal Leader Kathleen Wynne is sticking to Toronto for the day, including a visit to a street festival.
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And NDP Leader Andrea Horwath makes her way from Mississauga to Peterborough, Ont., finishing the day with a stop in Bowmanville.
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Ford, meantime, refused to be pinned down on whether he would attend Toronto’s annual Pride parade if he’s elected premier on June 7.
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