It’s the final weekend of the provincial election campaign before Ontarians head to the polls next Thursday. Ontario’s main party leaders are fanning out across the province today, with Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford expected to visit ...

After four weeks of criss-crossing the province, shaking countless hands, and little sleep, Ontario’s major party leaders are entering the final sprint.

The leadership candidates began the week with their second — and final — debate and finished it with Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford flying to Washington to meet with U.S. governors, and the NDP and Liberals releasing costed platforms. The Greens were the first to release theirs, last Friday, and the PCs are expected to on Monday.

As election day is looming, we created this helpful article explaining some of the key things you ought to know about this general election on Feb. 27 including advance voting from Feb. 20 to 22.

Here’s where the leaders of Ontario’s main political parties are on Saturday, Feb. 22: Thunder Bay: He is scheduled to deliver remarks at 9:45 a.m. and then speak to reporters. Ford is also set to visit workers at Alstom.

With an Ontario provincial election set for Feb. 27, and talks of a looming federal election, there may be some confusion about what each government is responsible for. From education to health care,

The Liberals, NDP and Greens have released their full platforms, with the Progressive Conservatives set to release theirs on Monday

Want to skip the election day rush? Advance polls are now open in Ontario, giving voters the chance to cast their ballots early and avoid long lines on Ontario election day, February 27. Whether you're eager to have your say in Doug Ford's re-election bid or just want to get it over with,