What the outcome of this election will mean for Toronto.
Welcome to the spring provincial election campaign. Blue boxes brim with glossy flyers, streets and cafés are alive with indifference, and every subway station has been staked out by partisan enthusiasts eager to explain how much gridlock costs. Polls reveal the Liberals and the Conservatives in a dead heat for first, with the NDP trailing in third place.
This time around, between Liberal spending scandals, Tory math errors, and NDP political drift, each of the major parties has done its best to shoot itself in the foot. But someone will form a government after voters mark their ballots on June 12, and we’ve compiled a handy summary of what each party is promising to do if it wins.
What a Progressive Conservative Win Would Mean for Toronto
||What a Liberal Win Would Mean for Toronto
||What an NDP Win Would Mean for Toronto
|What a Green Win Would Mean for Toronto