Ontario's top bureaucrat is admonishing PC Leader Doug Ford and his staff for allegedly trying to use his Washington D.C.

National Post’s Chris Selley and National Post contributor Anthony Furey discuss the latest in the 2025 Ontario election.

In the morning he will be at Algoma Steel and he will also visit workers at the Ontario Pipe Trades Council Local 800.

Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives are still in first place and holding steady. The Liberals remain in second place.

A new Abacus poll shows a five percentage point drop for the Tories and a four percentage point increase for the Liberals.

Cabinet Secretary Michelle DiEmanuele says attendance of videographer and photographer should have been assessed as part of ...

Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford will campaign in Sault Ste. Marie on Sunday. He will speak at 10 a.m. at Algoma ...

Ontario voters should consider the record of the Doug Ford government and your hospital’s local emergency room. The ER is for ...

Premier Tim Houston announced Thursday in Ontario that he plans to introduce legislation to make trade between Nova Scotia ...

What voters saw was exactly what the Ontario PCs clearly wanted to portray: A stable leader in Doug Ford in comparison to less polished and experienced leaders who just aren’t worth risking a vote on ...

In response to a serious question about municipal revenues during the Northern Leaders Debate last Friday, Progressive Conservative leader Doug Ford touted the value of, “unleashing northern Ontario’s ...

The PC Leader will visit the U.S. Capitol in his capacity as Premier less than three weeks before provincial election ...