Ontario Election

The New Democrat from Kingfisher Lake is running for a third term as Kiiwetinoong’s MPP.

Housing and highway safety are important issues for the region and the province, says Rudy Turtle.

The veteran Conservative politician is aiming to win Kenora-Rainy River for a third straight time.

Redins, an advocate for people with disabilities, is the Green Party of Ontario's Kenora-Rainy River candidate.

Educator and former Emo councillor says he's 'really passionate about politics in general.'

Voters can go to the polls early at multiple additional sites from Feb. 20 to 22.

'Mental health and addiction programs in the north have long been overwhelmed by the demand for services,' says the Canadian Mental Health Association.

Kiiwetinoong has six advance balloting locations for this Thursday to Friday; election day is Feb. 27.

The carpenter and business owner is running in Thunder Bay–Atikokan under the New Blue party banner.

Three of four party leaders, and the debate moderator, said they might meet up in Thunder Bay this summer during a lighthearted moment in the second of two provincial leaders debates.