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October 23, 2019

An Ontario Perspective: Federal Election 2019

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An Ontario Perspective: Federal Election 2019

Much has already been written and said about the 2019 federal election and what it means for Canada, including by our federal team, whose election app was found very useful by many.

Because so many of our clients have issues and an interest with the Ontario government, we thought it would be helpful to examine how the federal election played out in this province and the impact that the federal results may have on the Ontario government led by Premier Doug Ford.

‍Click here to download our Ontario-specific election analysis.

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