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On the provincial election campaign trail, Ontario's NDP leader has promised a bold plan to tackle homelessness — though details are still limited. As CBC’s Lorenda Reddekopp explains, it's a clear contrast to the recent encampment plan by the previous PC government.

How Ontario’s NDP plans to end homeless encampments 

Mike Crawley

Senior reporter

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Ontario PC Leader Doug Ford is trying his utmost to make the threat of tariffs the entire focus of the election campaign. The other party leaders are trying their utmost to shift the narrative away from tariffs to other big things at stake for Ontario voters.

With Trump's tariffs now on hold, will Ontario's election campaign shift gears?

An operator hands Ontario Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford a sign made on a laser-cutting machine during an election campaign event in Ottawa on Feb. 4, 2025. 

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The Ontario NDP, Liberals and Greens are all trying to shift the narrative of the election toward other major issues for voters. CBC Queen’s Park reporter Mike Crawley explains how.

With the trade war on pause, will tariffs remain the focus of Ontario's election?

One week into Ontario’s four-week election campaign, the dominant issue by far is U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat of tariffs on Canadian exports.

How Ontario's main parties would respond to tariffs

After being captured on video saying he was happy President Donald Trump had won the most recent U.S. election until the threat of tariffs, PC Leader Doug Ford told reporters Tuesday that he thought “things might be a little different” with this Trump administration.

Ford responds to video saying he was ‘happy’ Trump won until tariff tussle

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