Mike Schreiner’s election-night speech: “tonight the Green wave came to Ontario”
The leader of the Green Party of Ontario hailed his party’s first-ever win: “Together we’ve made history, and we’ve changed Ontario politics forever.”
Canada
There are two Doug Fords. Which one will govern?
Stephen Maher: He can either aim to act like a premier and account for his government’s actions or he can behave like the guy we used to see at Toronto City Hall.
Andrea Horwath’s election night speech: ’Change for the better’ — full transcript
The new leader of the official opposition told supporters that the NDP had ’won more seats than we have held in a generation’
Doug Ford’s victory speech: ’Ontario is open for business’ — full transcript
The PC premier-designate thanked his late brother, the former mayor of Toronto: ’I know that my brother Rob is looking down from heaven’
2018 Ontario Election: Live Video from the NDP, PC and Liberal HQs
Watch the crowds gather live at all three of the major party headquarters as they wait for the 2018 Ontario Election results
Want common ground on First Nations issues? Start by fixing the water supply
Angus Reid: Deep divisions exposed by a new survey won’t be closed by ’debating political science theories and rehashing past grievances,’ but by solving practical problems with bite-sized policies
On First Nations issues, there’s a giant gap between Trudeau’s rhetoric and what Canadians really think: exclusive poll
From self-government to public apologies, a comprehensive survey by the Angus Reid Institute suggests Canadians and their government are on completely different pages when it comes to the future of Indigenous peoples
Women premiers get pushed out of leadership faster than men. What gives?
On average, women hold premierships for shorter periods and are more quickly pushed out by caucuses. A new study tries to figure out what’s really going on.
For Indigenous boy whose braid got cut, the meaning of long hair makes it worth the taunts
The 11-year-old from Calgary grew out his hair as a gesture of solidarity with his ailing mom—only to have a fellow student try to slice it off
David Eby handles every live grenade in B.C. politics. Is he a premier-in-waiting?
From Vancouver real estate to the pipeline lawsuit, the NDP attorney general has planted stakes in the province’s biggest issues. But his greatest challenge might be hanging on to his seat