Ford’s Progressive Conservatives said last week that they would halt a planned increase to minimum wage set to kick in next year and said the rest of the legislation, known as Bill 148, was being reviewed. Continue reading
Economic Development Minister Jim Wilson says the numbers for August, which saw Ontario shed 80,100 jobs, are a reminder of the previous government’s waste and scandals. Continue reading
Since the June 7 provincial election, there have been many trying to understand, or justify, how Doug Ford and the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario got elected. Continue reading
Kathleen Wynne announced she was stepping down as Liberal leader on election night after the party’s caucus was reduced to just seven seats, including her own. Continue reading
For Doug Ford, the challenge is now to govern Ontario without morphing into the establishment he derides or caving to the extremism populism can engender, Tasha Kheiriddin says. Continue reading
Thursday’s election shows that Ontarians had enough of a premier and a government that seemed indifferent to their concerns, Roy Green says. Continue reading
Everyone said it would be close. But in the end, the NDP never came close to beating the PCs in the Ontario election, Scott Thompson says. Continue reading
The Ontario Liberals have a deep hole to dig themselves out of before the next election, but Justin Trudeau’s 2015 federal win should serve as inspiration that a quick turnaround is possible. Continue reading
Toronto’s downtown seats, which have traditionally been Liberal strongholds, turned orange on a night when the Grits were decimated across Ontario. Continue reading
Kathleen Wynne has resigned as leader of the Ontario Liberal Party after her party’s defeat in the provincial elections. Continue reading
