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 →

The province has seen several shifts in power and ideologies in the past — not to mention leaders who have polarized public opinion. Continue reading →