On Family Day, leaders of the four main Ontario political parties held their second (and last) debate of the provincial ...

The leaders of Ontario's four major political parties are set to meet on stage again Monday night for the second and final ...

With 10 days to go before election day in Ontario, the four main party leaders met for the second – and final – debate of the ...

Through the course of the debate, the four Ontario party leaders made several memorable comments, some scripted and some ...

Greens Leader Mike Schreiner, meanwhile, holds only two seats in the legislature but has proven to be a fierce Ford critic on the debate stage. Ontario's north is vast, beautiful and dominated ...

The four politicians battling for the job met on the debate stage Monday night to discuss some key issues in the province.

With Ontario's general election fast approaching, the four main party leaders faced off in a crucial debate on Monday.

The Greens, NDP and Liberals have pledged to double the rates for Ontario Disability Support Program payments, up from the current $1,368 a month, and Schreiner asked how anyone can sleep at night ...

Ontario’s main political party leaders debated the weighty provincial issues of health care, affordability and housing Monday ...

Ontario's four major party leaders will take part in a live studio debate on Feb. 17, 10 days before voters go to the polls.Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford, NDP Leader Marit Stiles, Liberal ...

The Ontario Liberals have made their promise to get everyone in the province a family doctor front and centre of their campaign, something Crombie returned to repeatedly throughout the debate.

In the debate about affordable housing, NDP Leader Marit Stiles said Ontario was now a have-not province and I expect that line will come back during the campaign. The closest thing to a knock-out ...