Here’s where the leaders of Ontario’s main political parties are on Tuesday, Feb. 18: Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford Ford has cancelled his scheduled stops in Sault Ste. Marie and Sudbury today because he was unable to depart from Toronto's Pearson airport in the aftermath of Monday's Delta plane crash.

Ontario’s main party leaders are heading back out on the campaign trail today after squaring off in their second and final debate before election day.

As has been the case in other parts of Ontario, the Tory candidates in London-Fanshawe, London West and London North Centre have skipped all-candidates debates organized by Rogers TV, CBC, the chamber of commerce and community groups while NDP, Liberal, Green and fringe-party campaigners have participated.

Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford is leading in the polls and the three other party leaders largely kept their attacks focused on him. One of the most pointed moments of the debate came when Green Party Leader Mike Schreiner put Ford on the spot,

With 10 days to go before election day in Ontario, the four main party leaders met for the second – and final – debate of the campaign.

The leaders of Ontario's four major political parties are set to meet on stage again Monday night for the second and final televised debate of the campaign.

Ontario's main party leaders are heading back out on the campaign trail today after squaring off in their second and final debate before election day.

Ontario's four major party leaders went head to head in the final debate before the provincial election. Check out the highlights.

The leaders of Ontario’s main political parties are sparring on the provincial debate stage tonight, trying to position themselves as the best person to tackle affordability in the province.