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They won’t agree on much, but the Winnipeg mayoral candidates do agree that downtown still needs a lot of work.

The three PC leadership candidates met Friday afternoon at the Grey Eagle Casino to discuss their platforms.Topics ranged from energy and education to the tourism industry.

The decision comes after the party faced criticism for pulling out of the debate.

Monday's northern leader's debate wasn't just a forum for politicians to trade barbs with one another. A few dozen labour leaders and social activists saw it as a chance to get their message across to Liberal Leader Kathleen Wynne and NDP Leader Andrea Horwath, seeking a voice and a spot on a party

For a desk-bound producer, tracking the Ontario provincial election often involves trying to monitor conflicting events. All three parties often have their leaders in front of cameras between 8 a.m. and 9 a.m. Most mornings each leader does a quick photo op and sometimes adds a brief policy

Rob Ford is on the sidelines, but the city’s controversial leader remains a strong presence among the candidates who want to replace him, with contenders jockeying for position as the best choice to continue his agenda or move away from it.

NDP Leader Andrea Horwath came out swinging at the first leaders’ debate of the June 12th Ontario election campaign on Monday in Thunder Bay, calling the Liberal government corrupt.

Tim Hudak dodged questions as to why he chose to snub Monday's televised leaders debate in northern Ontario, opting instead to visit a southern Ontario factory to warn he would freeze public-sector wages.

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.