Bill Kelly: Doug Ford’s bad week
Publicly, PC party officials are saying they’re not concerned, but behind closed doors, you can bet it’s a different story, Bill Kelly says. Continue reading
Ontario Progressive Conservative Party
Two ways Andrea Horwath could become Ontario premier
Could the Ontario election end up with the NDP forming a government? There are two ways it could happen. Continue reading
ANALYSIS: Ford leads as Ontario race starts but NDP’s Horwath may be the one to watch
Support for Doug Ford and the PCs is rock-solid but has little room to grow. NDP support is softer, but Andrea Horwath could be the champion of the anti-Ford vote. Continue reading
Ontario PC party candidate hired actors to pose as supporters at televised debate: campaign official
A Ford spokesperson said Tuesday the actors were hired by a local candidate and the practice ‘won’t be continuing.’ Continue reading
COMMENTARY: Kathleen Wynne plays the Trump card
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne’s personal attack on PC leader and chief rival Doug Ford was ill-timed, Tasha Kheiriddin says. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: Kathleen Wynne drags Donald Trump into Ontario politics
Matt Gurney says there is no real value, and plenty of risk, in Kathleen Wynne’s move to drag U.S. President Donald Trump into Ontario’s politics. Continue reading
Scott Thompson: If Doug Ford wants to be transparent, he’s off to a shaky start
Not having a campaign bus is bad optics and something Doug Ford’s PCs need to correct if they want to be seen as truly transparent and different from the status quo, Scott Thompson says. Continue reading
Bill Kelly: Doug Ford’s campaign by cliche
Ontario PC Party leader Doug Ford is running a ‘campaign by cliché’ that offers no details to Ontario voters, Bill Kelly says. Continue reading
Roy Green: This time, the election was going to be different for the Ontario PCs
Today a new leader for the party will be announced, but will it break a string of disappointments? Continue reading
London PC member says party has done all it can to fix voting problems, as clock ticks towards deadline
Londoner Nathan Caranci is frustrated there’s nothing he can do to vote in the leadership race, but he says it’s a “product of the process.” Continue reading
