Doug Ford

Opinion: The response to an explosive revelation late in the 2011 federal campaign suggests that the lawsuit against Doug Ford might not harm his chances

Peter Shawn Taylor: With little concern for fiscal responsibility and a total avoidance of hard choices, each of the party platforms offer slim pickings

Paul Wells: As the Ontario campaign enters its home stretch, Ford’s PCs appear to be solidifying their hold in key 905-area ridings

Paul Wells: Polling mostly conducted before Kathleen Wynne’s surprise Saturday announcement shows the Conservatives and NDP are tied, with Liberals a distant third.

The Ontario Liberal leader said she won’t be premier after the June 7 election: "It’s not going to be a Liberal government."

Opinion: America’s trade war with Canada could shift the Ontario election’s narrative from the PC leader’s weaknesses to his strength—economic competitiveness

The Ontario premier’s new #SorryNotSorry ad campaign is bold. But if voters are entitled to an apology on one issue, it’s hydro, argues Krista Hessey.

Opinion: From Donald Trump to Doug Ford, a vote for a politician who deploys a harmful kind of right-wing populism isn’t just a civic duty that might have unforeseen consequences

Opinion: The PCs were expected to sweep Ontario’s election—but now, polls show the NDP only growing its lead. Funny what Doug Ford’s lack of platform can do

Daycare in Ontario can cost parents as much as $20,000 a year. So which campaign promises for childcare make the most sense?