The political scene in Ontario is heating up faster than a Tim Hortons’ drive-thru line during morning rush.
With “chaos” erupting in Ottawa, as Premier Ford said, thanks to Chrystia Freeland’s dramatic cabinet exit and its effects on Justin Trudeau’s already feeble dwindling political sparkle — Premier Doug Ford is positioning himself as the stable leader Canada needs in face of Donald Trump’s tariff threats.
Strategists and insiders are saying that this is the perfect scenario to justify a snap provincial election if Premier Ford decides to do so.