Ontario’s health minister has announced she won’t be running for re-election in June. Christine Elliott has served as health minister and deputy premier since Premier Doug Ford’s 2018 swearing-in, and will continue in those posts until the election. Read More
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COVID-19: Elliott not running for re-election; Ontario hospital cases continue to drop; Four new outbreaks in Ottawa
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