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Of Ontario's four major parties, only the Greens responded to Metroland's provincial election Q-and-A focused on key election issues, such as affordability and DEI. The other parties missed an opportunity to speak to millions of Ontarians, at a time when there is heightened focus on these
Ontarians will vote in the provincial election on Feb. 27. This helpful guide provides information on voting, rights, and key dates.
Opinion
For too long, reconciliation has been treated as a political afterthought, a talking point that makes its way into platforms when convenient and vanishes once the ballots are counted, writes Jody Harbour of Grandmother's Voice in issuing a challenge to Ontario's political parties in advance of
In the short lead up to this snap Ontario election, party leaders have had to rely on visual cues to get their messages across.
Metroland reader survey asked Ontario voters what the most important were to them leading up to the Ontario provincial election on Feb. 27. Here's what you told us.
As Ontario voters prepare to head to the polls on Feb. 27, educators warn of a deepening crisis, including systemic barriers impacting children with special needs.
Advance polls run from Feb. 20 to 22. Election day is on Feb. 27.
From education to health care, we sort through the differences in federal and provincial politics.
Many Ontarians have reported receiving text messages from Ontario PC Leader Doug Ford. The party has also confirmed it sends text messages, but it has not indicated how it accesses Ontario residents’ cellphone numbers.
A Guaranteed Basic Annual Income would assure all citizens of a minimum income, whether they are working or not, but could we afford it?
Questions to parties on accessibility and affordability mirror what many of our readers have said are issues important to them.
Advance voting is from Feb. 20 to 22.