Here’s our new Eye on Queen’s Park election blog. We’re resting now. Lots of contact coming soon.
So, who’s gonna win this thing? McGuinty? Hudak. Horwath?
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Antonella Artuso is the Sun’s Queen’s Park Bureau Chief has covered every provincial election from Mike Harris’ stunning win in 1995 to Dalton McGuinty’s triumphant second majority in 2007.
Jonathan Jenkins worked for the Winnipeg and Edmonton Suns before moving to Toronto in 2000. After working as a police reporter, he moved to Queen's Park in 2008 to cover provincial politics.
Lorrie Goldstein is the senior associate editor of the Toronto Sun and a former Queen's Park reporter, columnist and bureau chief. He has written about provincial politics for almost three decades, always from the perspective of what it means to the average taxpayer. This is his eighth Ontario election and, while Lorrie hasn't seen it all, he's seen a lot of it.
Christina Blizzard is the Queen's Park Columnist for QMI. She has covered provincial politics since 1994, and is the author of Right Turn: How the Tories Took Ontario, a book chronicling the rise to power of Mike Harris and his Common Sense Revolutionaries in 1995. She has covered four provincial elections and four premiers - Bob Rae, Mike Harris, Ernie Eves and Dalton McGuinty. In her spare time, Blizzard teaches editorial and column writing at Centennial College.
Dalton McGuinty not off to a great start. Liberal platform leaked in advance, accused of running a stealth affirmative action program with his tax credit for immigrant workers promise and a senior campaign aide tape-recorded admitting Liberals’ allegation of a $14 billion hole in Tim Hudak’s proposed spending is “just an excuse” to attack him. But will it make any difference to voters on Oct. 6?