Last week, Ontario’s PC government re-introduced Bill 241, the “Municipality Accountability Act” — legislation that would hand Queen’s Park unprecedented power to control, police, and even remove your locally elected municipal representatives. This bill isn’t about “accountability.” It’s about centralized control and political censorship.

This week, many Ontarians cast their ballots in the federal election hoping for change. Instead, they woke up to the disappointment of another Liberal minority government with Mark Carney—a champion of climate radicalism and big-bank politics—as prime minister. And who has praised Carney all along? Ontario’s Progressive premier, Doug Ford.

We don’t measure success solely by election results. We measure it by impact. Every time we force the establishment parties to shift—even reluctantly—we’re winning the fight for Ontario’s future. We’re proud to say that our principled stances are moving the Overton Window back toward common sense.

Recent reports have exposed startling new details about the role of lobbyists in the Greenbelt scandal—and the involvement of senior Ontario PC government officials. These recent revelations add to a growing pattern of lobbying violations—five violations in less than a year, out of just 11 total published by the Integrity Commissioner in the last nine years.