Ontario Premier Doug Ford set to request dissolution of parliament for early election
- Ontario Premier Doug Ford has called for a snap election on February 27, more than a year earlier than scheduled, to seek a decisive mandate amid threats from President Trump regarding tariffs on Canadian goods.
- Ford stated that he needs another majority to 'outlast' President Trump, who is considering imposing tariffs that could impact 500,000 jobs in Ontario.
- The early election has faced criticism for potentially burdening Ontario with an expensive campaign while dealing with the looming tariff threat.
- Professor Errol Mendes noted that Ford's election decision reflects how Trump's actions have reshaped Canadian political strategy and emphasized the need for a strong response.
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48% Left
L 48%
C 17%
R 35%
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