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Stanley Cup fever is sweeping through Ontario, especially in Connor McDavid’s hometown of Newmarket. The city is rallying behind its hockey hero by hosting public watch parties throughout the Edmonton Oilers and Florida Panthers series. Mayor John Taylor joins Candace Daniel with more on the hometown pride fuelling the playoff energy.

The Progressive Conservatives will form a third-straight majority government in Ontario. As Megan King explains, Doug Ford called the snap election saying he needed an even larger mandate ahead of a potential trade war with the United States.

Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives will win another majority, Global News is projecting, with the party on course to win a historic, successive third term.

Less than 10 minutes after the polls closed in the 2025 Ontario election, Global News was ready to call the race for Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservative party – a historic majority government for a third consecutive term. Here, we caught reaction from Ford, his friends, family and many supporters at the PC party...

Doug Ford is the new leader of the Ontario Progressive Conservative party. One candidate is disputing the results – but with an election in less than three months – time is running out. Mike Le Couteur reports.

After 15 years in power, even Kathleen Wynne admits people want change. But she warned about the kind of change being presented by Doug Ford and the Ontario PC Party. Meanwhile, the NDP hopes voters will tire of Wynne and Ford battling each other. Alan Carter has more.

Ontario PC Deputy Leaders Sylvia Jones and Steve Clark said the resignation of Patrick Brown had not lost the party the June 7 election, instead describing the resignation as a “hiccup” in the party’s campaign.

Ontario PC Deputy Leaders Sylvia Jones and Steve Clark said the party’s campaign platform – “The People’s Guarantee” – can be fulfilled by a new leader ahead of the June 7 election.

Ontario PC Party Leader Patrick Brown denied sexual misconduct allegations brought against him by two women, calling them “categorically untrue.” He’s now facing calls for him to resign, including from PC Party staffers. Kamil Karamali has the latest details.

A number of names are being floated as possible leadership contenders for the Ontario PC Party — apart from Vic Fedeli. Among them is Lisa Raitt. Our Vassy Kapelos caught up with her.

Ontario PC interim leader Vic Fedeli announced he will not seek the Party’s top job and will instead focus his energy on “rooting out the rot” in the party’s membership lists. Eric Sorensen reports.

Interim Ontario PC Party leader Vic Fedeli said he’s confident the leadership process for the party will resolve it’s current leadership crisis, including the challenge of a resurgent Patrick Brown.

At the annual Manning Networking Conference held in Ottawa, Ontario Progressive Conservative party leadership candidate Christine Elliott said that if Patrick Brown can clear his name, he should be able to run for the party in the next election. Patrick Brown resigned as Ontario PC leader late last month after being accused of sexual misconduct.

Former Ontario PC Party leader Patrick Brown arrives at PC headquarters on Friday amid reports he will be entering the leadership race for the Ontario PC Party.

Poised to elect a new leader Saturday for Ontario’s PC party, there is a push in a Toronto courtroom to give members more time to vote. Shallima Maharaj has the details from outside the courthouse.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said Monday he wouldn’t move forward with a PC Party motion to debate recognition of gender identity, calling it “non-binding” and saying dismissively, “it’s done.”

Ontario PC Leader Patrick Brown said Saturday the party would make the “largest mental health commitment in Canadian provincial history” of $1.9 billion over 10 years.

Ontario PC Leader Patrick Brown said Saturday that the party would work on improving accountability in the province, including introducing the “first ever Trust, Integrity and Accountability Act.”

Fri, Jan 26: With under five months to go before Ontarians head to the polls, who will represent the PCs is still up in the air. Shallima Maharaj speaks to the man who was briefly appointed interim leader after a Friday morning caucus meeting, and sums up the whirlwind day that was.

Mon, Jan 29: From his mother’s basement in Etobicoke, Doug Ford announced he’ll join the race to lead Ontario’s PC Party into the June 7 election. As Shallima Maharaj reports, it comes at a time when the party is faced with uncertainty and scrutiny after two major resignations.