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Del Duca promises lower gas and food prices if elected

by Brianna Pillay | May 19, 2022 | News, Ontario Election 2022 | 0 |

The Ontario Liberal leader campaigned in Mississauga, touting his plan to make life more affordable

Ontario political leaders spar in Northern Debate

by Tim O'Shaughnessy | May 11, 2022 | Headlines, News, Ontario Election 2022 | 0 |

The debate focused on issues affected Northern Ontario residents and was the first of two debates for the official party leaders.

Ontario Election profile: Liberal leader Steven Del Duca

by Vina Nguyen | May 10, 2022 | Headlines, News, Ontario Election 2022 | 0 |

Steven Del Duca is heading to the polls as the Ontario Liberal party leader for the first time this election. His party is hoping to win back seats lost in 2018 with major promises.

Ford government plans to move ahead with Highway 413 despite opposition

by Ojasvini Parashar | May 5, 2022 | News | 0 |

Highway 413 was shelved in 2018 by the previous Liberal government under former premier Kathleen Wynne.

Ontario students are mixed to Liberals’ promise to end streaming

by Vina Nguyen | Apr 22, 2022 | News | 0 |

Some students say streaming practices create added pressures and confusion, but wonder if the Liberals’ plan is enough to promote equality in schools.

Ontario’s election laws changing 15 months before the next election

by Vrajesh Dave | Mar 4, 2021 | News | 0 |

New election laws extend a $13 million taxpayer subsidy, minimize third party influence and encourage more voter turnout.

Liberal government Speech from the Throne rebukes austerity

by Jared Dodds | Sep 23, 2020 | News | 0 |

Conservative Party has already announced it won’t support the plan, NDP decision crucial to determine if there will be a no-confidence vote.

Liberals dominate Spadina-Fort York as Adam Vaughan re-elected

by korbee | Oct 21, 2019 | Federal Election 2019, News | 0 |

Spadina-Fort York is located in the heart of Toronto along Lake Ontario and includes the Toronto Islands. Surrounded by Toronto-Centre, Davenport, Parkdale-High Park and University-Rosedale, it has a population of 115,510.