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Alexander denies ‘quid pro quo’ behind Toronto mayoral race withdrawal
Alexander said he has had no conversations with incumbent Mayor Olivia Chow, Coun. Brad Bradford or their campaigns about taking on a role in a future administration.
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Blind voter argues at Ontario tribunal that his accessible voting rights were denied
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Liberals ask Ontario auditor to probe spending, oversight of OSAP at career colleges
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Who is Lobbying for Whom: Health care and development lead Ontario lobbying
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Court records show Ontario's 'serious concerns' about three career colleges
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Ontario Liberal membership doubles to 55,000 ahead of leadership vote, but remains below 2023 levels
The Ontario Liberal Party says its membership has doubled since the launch of its leadership contest in February, with approximately 55,000 eligible voters now registered to choose its next leader on Nov. 21.
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As Liberal leadership field narrows, Bains makes experience his pitch for party's top job
With Eric Lombardi throwing his support behind Lee Fairclough, the former federal cabinet minister is leaning on his economic credentials and grassroots organizing efforts as the party prepares to choose its next leader.
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Toronto board of trade calls for regulatory reforms to spur housing growth
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Ontario ministers defend secret payout to Elon Musk's SpaceX over nixed Starlink deal
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Ontario completes latest push to raise highway speed limits
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Eric Lombardi drops out of Ontario Liberal leadership race, backs Lee Fairclough
Lombardi is the second officially approved candidate to leave the leadership contest. Ajax MPP Rob Cerjanec withdrew in July.
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Ontario, Ottawa commits additional $130M to Barrie for development charges reduction program
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How much money is actually going into protecting Ontario? Ford government's $5B Protect Ontario account sees just $140M in approved financing
Only $140 million has been approved through the Ford government's flagship tariff-relief financing program, raising questions about how much of its multibillion-dollar promise to protect Ontario businesses has translated into direct financial assistance.
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Affordable child-care program extended in Ontario, but not to $10 a day
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No clear yes or no from Liberal leadership candidates on involuntary addiction treatment
All five candidates, Navdeep Bains, Stephanie Bowman, Lee Fairclough, Eric Lombardi and Dylan Marando, were asked about mandatory treatment during the second debate of the race, a 90-minute event moderated by CTV Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Siobhan Morris.