Top Results For: Ontario PC Party

Stanley Cup fever is sweeping through Ontario, especially in Connor McDavid’s hometown of Newmarket. The city is rallying behind its hockey hero by hosting public watch parties throughout the Edmonton Oilers and Florida Panthers series. Mayor John Taylor joins Candace Daniel with more on the hometown pride fuelling the playoff energy.

The Progressive Conservatives will form a third-straight majority government in Ontario. As Megan King explains, Doug Ford called the snap election saying he needed an even larger mandate ahead of a potential trade war with the United States.

Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives will win another majority, Global News is projecting, with the party on course to win a historic, successive third term.

Less than 10 minutes after the polls closed in the 2025 Ontario election, Global News was ready to call the race for Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservative party – a historic majority government for a third consecutive term. Here, we caught reaction from Ford, his friends, family and many supporters at the PC party...

Ontario’s four major party leaders clashed in North Bay, Ont., as PC Leader Doug Ford defended his record. Global News’ Queen’s Park Burea Chief Colin D’Mello reports.

Ontario PC Leader Doug Ford was campaigning in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday. His opponents say the trip blurs the lines between premier and party leader. Global News’ Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Colin D’Mello reports.

The Focus Ontario panel weighs in on whether or not Progressive Conservative Premier Doug Ford is preparing for an early election and if the Ontario NDP is ready to fight it. A PC and NDP strategist discuss their parties’ strengths and weaknesses.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford revealed today a major healthcare investment in the GTA with a large upgrade to Brampton’s health system. It’s something the community has been wanting for a long time. Brittany Rosen reports. With a provincial election just two months away, the battle to lead the province is heating up. And that’s evidenced...

At the annual Manning Networking Conference held in Ottawa, Ontario Progressive Conservative party leadership candidate Christine Elliott said that if Patrick Brown can clear his name, he should be able to run for the party in the next election. Patrick Brown resigned as Ontario PC leader late last month after being accused of sexual misconduct.

Former Ontario PC Party leader Patrick Brown arrives at PC headquarters on Friday amid reports he will be entering the leadership race for the Ontario PC Party.

Wed, Jan 31: Ontario PC Party officials are gathering in downtown Toronto Wednesday evening to discuss the upcoming leadership race. It comes as Conservative Party of Canada Leader Andrew Scheer ordered an investigation into why former Ontario PC Party president was allowed to run federally in 2015 despite misconduct allegations. Shallima Maharaj has more.

Mon, Feb 5: Elliott, who is running for the leadership in her third attempt, says Patrick Brown won the leadership fairly and should be given a chance to clear his name of allegations of sexual assault. Alan Carter speaks with Elliott one-on-one and has more about her background.

Thu, Feb 8: Opposing a carbon tax not only kills the Ontario PC Party platform, it’s likely impossible to stop one. Alan Carter explains.

Patrick Brown — the man who was the leader of the Ontario PC Party, and quit after sexual misconduct allegations emerged, then came back, saying he’s done nothing wrong — has just changed his mind again. Patrick Brown is no longer running for the leadership. Our Carolyn Jarvis reports.

Thu, Mar 8: Complaints about the voting process for a new Ontario PC Party leader are prompting a candidate to question how things are being altogether. Doug Ford says win or lose, he wants an investigation launched. Shallima Maharaj reports.

Fri, Mar 9: A Superior Court judge is considering an application for an injunction to extend voting in the Ontario PC Party leadership race by a week. It’s a decision that could derail plans for Saturday’s leadership convention. Shallima Maharaj reports.

Mon, Mar 12: Doug Ford was hitting the media circuit with several interviews on his first day as the Ontario PC Party leader and giving the public a sense of his platform. Kamil Karamali reports.

Ontario PC Party Leader Doug Ford said Monday during a rally that the PCs were a united party and that unity is the Liberals’ ‘worst nightmare.’

Ontario PC Party candidate Tanya Granic Allen will no longer run for the party in the upcoming provincial elections, leader Doug Ford said in a statement on Saturday.