Canadian and World Politics
Grade 12 University Preparation

Provincial Elections

Provincial Elections Slideshow
- Provincial Government in Canada
- Provincial Voting Process
- How Ridings are Created
- Key Players
- Provincial Issues
Voting in Ontario Provincial Elections
The Month Before a Provincial Election
Sample Notice of Registration Card
Provincial Election Platforms Organizer
Government of Ontario
Legislative Assembly of Ontario
Elections Ontario
Nodice Elections

March 30, 2006 Provincial By-Election (Whitby-Ajax)

Family Coalitions
- Whitby-Ajax Family Coalition Candidate Victor Carvalho
Freedoms
- Whitby-Ajax Freedom Candidate Paul McKeever
Greens
- Whitby-Ajax Green Candidate Nick Boileau
Liberals
- Whitby-Ajax Liberal Candidate Judi Longfield
Libertarians
- Whitby-Ajax Libertarian Candidate Marty Gobin (profile from federal election)
New Democrats
- Whitby-Ajax New Democrat Candidate Julie Gladman
Progressive Conservatives
- Whitby-Ajax Progressive Conservative Candidate Christine Elliott <- ELECTED

October 4, 2007 Provincial Election (Ontario)

Provincial elections in Ontario typically occur approximately every four years. The last election was held on September 2, 2003. Since that time, the governing Liberals have proposed to set fixed elections every four years on the first Thursday in October. While this law will not prevent the Lieutenant Governor from calling an election at another time, it begins the process of regulating elections in Ontario - and therefore the terms of office of governing parties - to approximately four years.