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Liberals, NDP confirmed, Progressive Conservatives considering, Green Party not invited. The battle to become Ontario's next premier is headed north. The Northwestern Ontario Municipal Association [NOMA] says the Northern Leaders Debate is scheduled in Thunder Bay on May 26.

Ontario’s Green Party is crying foul after being left out of yet another televised debate. Mike Schreiner, leader of the provincial wing of the oft-overlooked political party known for its pro-environment and at-times controversial policies, was left off the invite list of a June 3 televised leaders

Ontario’s major party leaders are set to square off against each other in early June. Despite the province’s election campaign having begun nearly two weeks ago, negotiations around the timing and format of the leaders’ debate are still under way. However, sources in two parties told The Globe and

Several Ontario farm groups have joined together to invite the four Ontario party leaders to a special debate on agricultural issues.

An official election call appears to be the last thing standing in the way of a provincial leaders’ debate in the north. Both NDP leader Andrea Horwath and Progressive Conservative leader Tim Hudak say they would gladly accept a challenge issued by Premier Kathleen Wynne earlier this week to contest

The possibility of an independence referendum again featured prominently Thursday as Quebec's political leaders clashed in their second televised debate in a week. Liberal Leader Philippe Couillard accused his Parti Quebecois counterpart, Pauline Marois, of failing to come clean with Quebecers on

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford faces off tonight against the top four challengers for his job in the first televised debate of the campaign for the Oct. 27 municipal election.

A second debate between the leaders of Quebec's four main political parties has been announced. Pauline Marois of the Parti Quebecois, the Liberals' Philippe Couillard, the Coalition for Quebec's Future's Francois Legault and Francoise David of Quebec solidaire will square off on the TVA network for

The leaders of Quebec's four main political parties will square off in a televised debate next week. It will be broadcast on Radio-Canada and Tele-Quebec on March 20.

Parti Québecois leader Pauline Marois says she won't participate in an English leaders' debate, even if she's allowed to speak in French.

A consortium of English media outlets is asking Quebec party leaders to participate in an English leaders' debate, as the province gears up for a pending spring election.