Ontario party leaders continue campaigning on Victoria Day
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By Staff The Canadian Press
Posted May 23, 2022 7:18 am
Updated May 23, 2022 7:20 am
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TORONTO — Ontario’s election campaign isn’t slowing down for Victoria Day.
Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford will make a campaign stop in his home turf, Etobicoke North, before door-knocking elsewhere in Toronto, including former Liberal premier Kathleen Wynne’s old riding of Don Valley West.
The current Liberal leader, Steven Del Duca, is visiting the city of Clarence-Rockland, east of Ottawa, to assess damage resulting from a powerful weekend storm that triggered a local state of emergency.
NDP Leader Andrea Horwath, who has been making virtual appearances after contracting COVID-19, doesn’t have anything planned, but her federal counterpart Jagmeet Singh will be out in her stead.
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He’s set to visit campaign offices in Kingston, Ajax and Toronto’s east end.
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Green Leader Mike Schreiner, who has also tested positive for COVID-19, is set to make an announcement this morning and offer a preview of the last couple weeks of the campaign.
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