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Today, the Liberal Party of Canada is nothing more than a center-left catch-all party made of up of progressives and their ilk. But this is a significant departure from its beginnings as a party of radicals committed to a classically liberal ideal.
The Rebellion of 1837 in Upper Canada (modern-day Ontario) was comprised of Canadian reformers who were fed up with the aristocratic elite which had come to rule the colony known as the Family Compact. The rebels were led by the radical republican William Lyon Mackenzie, the first mayor of Toronto. After their eventual loss in the final months of 1837, Mackenzie fled to the Niagara River where he established the short-lived Republic of Canada on Navy Island.
iPolitics By Iain Sherriff-Scott. Published on Dec 17, 2020 4:51pm Steven Del Duca at Queen s Park in March 2020, shortly after winning the Ontario Liberal leadership (Steve Russell/Toronto Star)
The second it’s “safe, legal, and responsible,” Ontario Liberal Leader Steven Del Duca says he’ll be back on the open road, touring the province he hopes to lead after the next provincial election in the spring of 2022.
After a contentious fall legislative session that coincided with Ontario’ second wave of COVID-19 cases, iPolitics caught up with Del Duca to talk about his priorities for the upcoming year, and how the rookie Liberal leader plans to take on Premier Doug Ford in just over a year’s time.
In a previous column it was postulated the current PC premier of Ontario, Doug Ford, will be a one-termer. (Canada Free Press, Dec. 6, 2020). So if this turns out to be true, who will lead the Ontario government after the next election scheduled to take place in June 2022?
It is perhaps better and certainly easier to begin by a process of elimination; which parties or leaders will not govern after Ontarians go to the polls in a year and a half from now? To begin with, we can rule out the Green Party of Ontario. Although party leader Michael Schreiner became the first member of his party to sit in the Legislature after the last election, no one is suggesting the party is currently anywhere close to obtaining party status let alone governing.
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