Ford’s previous cabinet had 28 people in it, but he has a much larger caucus to choose from this time, with 83 Tories elected earlier this month. ...
Category: Opinion
Sholes: Ford rebuilt the electoral map, now he must build housing
Housing is an issue that will drive young people to the ballot box, writes Kyle Sholes. ...
Op-ed: COVID-19 disrupted Doug Ford’s first mandate. The economy will shape his second.
Addressing cost of living issues, housing affordability and labour shortages should be top of mind for Ford, writes Sebastien Labrecque. ...
Sholes: Leading the opposition is now the hardest job in politics
Neither opposition party is prepared to hold Ford to account on his campaign promises, writes Kyle Sholes. ...
Ford: This election, let’s keep building with a re-elected PC government
Doug Ford makes the case for why Ontarians should vote PC in 2022. ...
Horwath: Health care with your OHIP card, not your credit card
Andrea Horwath makes the case for why Ontarians should vote NDP in 2022. ...
Richter: Why Parry Sound—Muskoka is ready to go Green
Matt Richter makes the case for why Ontarians should vote Green in 2022. ...
Milloy: The PC boycott of local election forums is unacceptable
By agreeing to become a candidate you are agreeing to be accessible and accountable. ...
Sholes: Ford wins the affordability debate
Four years ago, Ford ran on a promise to 'put money back in peoples’ pockets.' ...
Sholes: Look beyond the 905 when predicting election results
The battle for Toronto and GTA votes will be fierce, as always, but one or two seats elsewhere could mean the difference between a Ford majority or a minority. ...
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