Doug Ford leads the Progressive Conservatives after Kathleen Wynne and Bonnie Crombie lost their elections, concurrent with Bombardier selling a jet back to Ford.

The entities involved

• Doug Ford →

  26th premier of Ontario since 2018

  • Premier pushes strong mayor powers expansion through to help address the ongoing housing crisis in Ontario.Mon 12:04
  • Leaders Doug Ford and Danielle Smith met in Calgary to discuss energy policy, focusing on increasing oil shipments to the BC coast while navigating the ongoing US tariff war.Mon 09:59
• Bonnie Crombie →

  Canadian politician

  • Former mayor Bonnie Crombie is involved in ongoing rivalries with Doug Ford regarding development charges and local issues in Mississauga.Thu 18:54
• Kathleen Wynne →

  25th premier of Ontario

  • High-profile political figures, including Justin Trudeau, were involved in policy discussions and leadership challenges advised by Dylan Marando.Thu 03:56
• Bombardier →

  aerospace and transportation manufacturer in Canada

  • The founder and chairman of BUA Group announced the successful delivery of the first Global 8000 in Africa.Mon 03:55
  • A joint partnership involving Bombardier, Saab, and the Canadian government is underway to develop GlobalEye surveillance and early warning radar aircraft.Sat 02:58

Related events

• Kathleen Wynne endorsed Fairclough, Ford's PCs ended the Liberal government, and Hydro One saw a partial sell-off.Sep 15
• Leadership contenders are emerging for the Liberal Party, including Eric Lombardi, Dylan Marando, Navdeep Bains, Lee Fairclough, and Bowman, while Doug Ford's support challenges the party structure.Thu 11:47