As
the Ontario provincial election progresses and the NDP vote rises Martin Regg
Cohn suggests it could become a referendum on Andrea Horwath, though I think
her success is more attributable to the failings of her competitors.
Maclean's
has provided brief summaries of the three major parties' platforms.
It's
unclear which direction the youngest set of voters are going to go in Ontario,
but all the parties are trying to court them.
Increased
attention on the NDP has led to Horwath having to taking on some of her
candidates, like the one in Brampton South who expressed disagreement with the sex ed reforms.
Adam
Radwanski writes on the Doug Ford campaign.
The
Toronto Star editorial board is encouraging the people of Guelph to consider
casting a ballot for Green leader Mike Schreiner.
The
Liberals and NDP have called for police investigations into some of the
Progressive Conservatives' nominations.
The
Globe and Mail also took a look at the PC nominations in this piece.
John
Barber writes the political obituary for Kathleen Wynne, prematurely.
At
the time CBC reported PC candidates had skipped debates in 25 ridings.
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