With 10 days until Ontario voters head to the polls for a snap winter election, the province's four main party leaders debated health care, taxes and big spending in a major televised debate they hope ...

Greens Leader Mike Schreiner, meanwhile, holds only two seats in the legislature but has proven to be a fierce Ford critic on the debate stage. Ontario's north is vast, beautiful and dominated ...

Through the course of the debate, the four Ontario party leaders made several memorable comments, some scripted and some seemingly off the cuff.

Or sign-in if you have an account. Rather surprisingly, it appears that people actually watched the Ontario election leaders debate on Monday evening. It was curious to see that the CPAC YouTube ...

The debate is being held in North Bay specifically to discuss northern issues, but the leaders are discussing the housing supply crisis across the province.

NDP Leader Marit Stiles failed to give short, clear answers to simple questions and is this debate’s loser. I liked Green Leader Mike Schreiner asking why the Ontario Place spa needs more than $ ...

Up until now, Ford has had an easy election campaign. Mostly, he’s been content to repeat his “protect Ontario” slogan and attack U.S. President Donald Trump over his tariff threats. Crombie showed ...

The Progressive Conservatives will form a third consecutive majority government in Ontario after a snap winter election. ...

Ontario PC Leader Doug Ford's campaign slogan is "Protect Ontario," but during the province-wide leaders' debate on Monday night, he seemed to switch it to "Protect My Lead." Ford played it safe ...

With 10 days to go before election day in Ontario, the four main party leaders met for the second – and final – debate of the campaign. The televised live studio debate, moderated by CBC ...

The Ontario Liberals have made their promise to get everyone in the province a family doctor front and centre of their campaign, something Crombie returned to repeatedly throughout the debate.

In the debate about affordable housing, NDP Leader Marit Stiles said Ontario was now a have-not province and I expect that line will come back during the campaign. The closest thing to a knock-out ...