WATCH: Ontario’s 4 main political parties at a glance
Still feeling confused about the provincial election, or don’t know who to vote for? We’re here to help.
Green Party
Mental health support a priority for young Scarborough voters
Access to mental health care is a key issue for many young, first-time Scarborough voters in the upcoming June 2 provincial election. As young people continue to deal with the fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic…
TTC, GO Transit improvements promised in provincial election: candidates
Find out what changes each provincial party would make to Scarborough public transit like GO and the TTC in the upcoming election.
How to vote? Who to vote for? The fears of an election newbie
Going to the polls can be scary and confusing for a first-time voter, when you don’t know what you’re doing.
Annamie Paul and Green Party of Canada gain momentum
Annamie Paul watched as hundreds of thousands of Canadians protested climate change across the country last month. She is aware that long-time downtown Toronto residents are moving to the suburbs to save on rent. The…
Sparks fly over pipeline during Toronto-Centre debate
Climate change initiatives and the Trans Mountain Pipeline were two of the many topics discussed during the debate between the Toronto-Centre candidates for the upcoming election.
Hospital a flashpoint in Beaches-East York campaigns
Beaches-East York has been represented by Liberal Party MPP Arthur Potts since he won election in 2014. Two women are hoping to cut his career at Queen’s Park to four years with the provincial election in June.
Toronto-Danforth candidates differ on alternative election formula
How Canadians actually choose their federal government got a full airing at Tuesday night’s all-candidates meeting in the Toronto-Danforth riding. Candidates contesting the riding offered their views about replacing the traditional “first-past-the-post” election with proportional representation. The latter would see percentage divisions in the electorate represented in the House of Commons.
It’s not all about winning for Ontario’s fringe parties
You see them on every ballot, but hardly ever on TV debates or in election results. The Freedom, Libertarian and Communist parties are just some of the lesser-known contenders running candidartes in the Oct. 6 provincial election. Besides the Progressive Conservatives, Liberals and NDPers, there are 18 other political parties registered with Elections Ontario.
May en route to landmark federal Green seat
Leading in the vote count in her B.C. riding, Green Party Leader Elizabeth May has electoral reform on her mind. At 11:30 p.m., with 104 of 245 polls reporting in Saanich-Gulf Islands, May appeared headed…