Doug Ford reelected as Ontario’s premier with mandate to fight Trump tariffs

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Are unions really shifting toward Conservatives? Here’s a closer look at their Ontario election endorsements

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has secured a third consecutive majority government for the Progressive Conservative Party. Despite attacks on public sector unions through laws deemed unconstitutional and extensive privatization plans, Ford managed to increase endorsements from labour unions during his campaign. Police and firefighter unions endorsed the Ontario PCs and Ford continued to build support in private sector unions. The Carpenters’ Regional…

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Ontario election: The local MPP who made Doug Ford eat his words

'Here we are, ordinary people who have done the extraordinary.'

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What was on the minds of voters this election?

“Social services – nothing is really improving for us. A lot of our social services have been cut, and I don’t really know where that money is going. Everything that’s in his (Doug Ford)platform, isn’t addressing it. The attempts to sell off the Greenbelt privately, all these things, I just can’t have it happen again. If I plan on living in Ontario, I want a place where our healthcare system is strong and free, and where the social services actu…

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Remember when the left smeared Ford as Trump light?

Having won his third-consecutive majority government on Thursday night, Ontario Premier Doug Ford has successfully positioned himself, as a recent Guardian headline put it, as “Canada’s anti-Trump.” It’s a remarkable transformation considering that a mere seven years ago, the left was trying to brand Ford as a homegrown version of U.S. President Donald Trump.

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Doug Ford will continue at least four more years as Ontario’s prime minister, Canada’s most populous province, and the country’s leading industrial engine. Ford’s conservatives won a loose victory on Thursday, the third in a row, which will allow them to continue ruling in a majority. They were imposed on 80 of the 124 constituencies at stake. “In these elections we are asking people for a mandate that will survive and last longer than the Trump…

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EDITORIAL: Ford's big win cements his legacy

Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s gamble that voters wouldn’t punish him for holding an unnecessary election paid off on Thursday.