Political affairs specialist Robert Fisher outlines the lessons that observers of this years federal vote can take from Ontarios 1999 provincial election.

Ontario's Kathleen Wynne is set to raise a little hell at the annual summer get-together of premiers and territorial leaders in St. John's that begins today.

Kathleen Wynne promised to lead a government that was open and transparent. But a year after the Liberals won a majority, the case of the newly appointed Financial Accountability Officer demonstrates that there is the appearance of open and transparent if necessary, but not necessarily open and transparent.

MPPs have headed back to their ridings for the summer, leaving behind a year of big changes at Queen's Park.

Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne is taking a gamble by damaging her relationship with the province's teachers, CBC's Robert Fisher writes.

Patrick Brown says he is not a social conservative, but a "pragmatic" conservative. Will that affect his chances to be premier?

Patrick Brown's self-described "pragmatic" conservatism resonated with the Ontario PC faithful, as evidenced by his party leadership win Saturday. The larger question is whether it will resonate with the rest of the province where it is often said that "bland works."