Ontario voters head to the polls for election day after snap winter campaign
- Ontario voters faced difficult weather conditions during an unusual winter election campaign, the first since 1981, with candidates battling snowstorms and frigid temperatures.
- Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford campaigned on tariffs and the economy, while Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie promised to connect every Ontarian to a family doctor and NDP Leader Marit Stiles focused on health care and affordability.
- NDP Leader Marit Stiles aimed to flip Progressive Conservative seats, while Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie campaigned in Mississauga, hoping to win back ridings.
- The Progressive Conservatives won 83 out of 124 seats in the 2022 election, with a goal for Ford's government to secure a new mandate despite the election being viewed as unnecessary by the other party leaders.
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Elections in Ontario: Closure of polling stations after 28 days of campaigning
The polling stations closed in Ontario after a rare winter vote that will decide whether to bring Doug Ford's Progressive Conservative government back to power or appoint a new leader for the province.
·Montreal, Canada
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