Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford began the last day of his re-election campaign in the same place it started in late January: the southwestern Ontario border city of Windsor.Wearing a Canadian hockey sweater with the name bar of "NEVER" and the number "51,

Doug Ford and his Progressive Conservative Party will be returning to Queen’s Park with a third straight majority mandate after claiming victory in a snap election called on the threat of U.S. tariffs that could devastate Ontario’s economy.

Ontario's political party leaders made their final pitches to voters Wednesday, a day before the province heads to the polls, with Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford saying he wants to be premier "forever" while his rivals ask Ontarians to choose change.