John Fraser, who was appointed interim leader last week after outgoing premier Kathleen Wynne resigned, says he will begin the work of rebuilding the party by consulting grassroots members. Continue reading →

Brian Beamish says recent events have shone light on how political parties collect and use personal information to target people for political gain, often without those people’s knowledge or consent. Continue reading →

Horwath, whose New Democrats are holding their first caucus meeting as the official Opposition today, says many Ontario residents have concerns about Ford’s agenda, particularly when it comes to possible spending cuts. 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 →

Between now and the next provincial election in 2022, Ontario Liberals need to define a mission statement that lays out in clear terms what liberalism means, Omar Khan says. Continue reading →

Tom Parkin says we are about to learn whether Doug Ford can fund billions in ‘giveaways’ without cuts or privatizations. ‘Now the campaigning is over and governing starts.’ Continue reading →

Ontario voters made a clear choice; the election of a PC government isn’t some fluke, Deb Hutton says. 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 →

The Liberals, and Kathleen Wynne herself, drove Ontarians away not through their failures, but their inability to admit to those failures, Matt Gurney says. Continue reading →