The song says it’s always 5 o’clock somewhere … they might as well re-write the lyrics to reflect that it’s always election season somewhere in Canada, too. What felt but a minute ago to be a fixed point far off on the horizon is now the looming vote in Ontario, a mere two months away, with Premier Doug Ford already in obvious campaign mode. Oh goodie. Read More
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Kurl: Doug Ford's fiercest Ontario election opponent may be the pandemic
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