The Ontario Liberal Party is once again leaderless and looking to rebuild, after Bonnie Crombie announced her resignation earlier this month following a lacklustre 57 per cent endorsement in a party leadership review.
With the next provincial election less than three years away, attention is now turning to who will step up, and whether anyone can unify a fractured party that has failed to mount a serious challenge to Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives.
Several names are circulating in the early days of the leadership race, but none have formally entered.