Ontario to scrap fixed election dates, raise donation limits under new bill

Ontario Proposes Legislation to End Fixed Election Dates, Increase Party Contributions to $5,000

The Ontario government has announced a proposal to eliminate fixed election dates as part of a series of reforms that would also increase the cap for political donations to $5,000 and establish permanent public funding for political parties. Ontario Attorney General Doug Downey announced the proposed changes in an Oct. 27 statement, saying the upcoming legislation would return the province to its roots and do away with “American-style” elections…

Ontario to scrap fixed election dates, raise party donation limit to $5K under new bill

Ontario's attorney general is proposing to get rid of fixed election dates in the province, in a set of reforms that would also see the limit for political donations raised to $5,000 and make public funding for political parties permanent.

Ontario to increase political donation limits, lift pre-election ad restrictions

As the recipient of the most high-dollar donations, the Progressive Conservative party stands to benefit from the donation limit increase

Ontario looks to do away with fixed election dates

Vowing to do away with "American-style" elections, Ontario is hoping to do away with fixed dates for provincial elections.

Ontario to scrap fixed election dates, raise donation limit to $5,000 under new bill

Ontario’s attorney general is proposing to get rid of fixed election dates in the province, in a bill that would also see the limit for political donations raised to $5,000 and make public funding for political parties permanent.

Ford government to raise donation limits, scrap fixed-term elections

The sweeping changes to how elections will work in the province were announced through a news release by the provincial government on Monday afternoon.