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York—Simcoe

York—Simcoe

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Sep 18, 2026

Steve PaikinHOST
40:55
The NDP retained Scarborough Southwest, which was vacated by Dolly Begum, who flipped to the federal Liberals.
Steve PaikinHOST
41:02
York-Simcoe and Hamilton-East Stoney Creek were both won by the progressive Conservatives, so those are holds for the Tories.
Steve PaikinHOST
41:09
They held the seats before.
Steve PaikinHOST
41:11
JMM, the Liberals had high hopes going into that day, dashed.
Eric GrenierHOST
38:04
They were up pretty good in Scarborough Southwest, but not enough to really win the seat.
Eric GrenierHOST
38:08
They're up in New York Simcoe, but, man, big deal.
Eric GrenierHOST
38:10
They're never going to win that.
Eric GrenierHOST
38:13
It wasn't a great night for anybody, I find.
JP TaskerHOST
13:29
[Instrumental music] Ontario's Queen Park remains unchanged after last night's by-elections.
JP TaskerHOST
13:37
Premier Doug Ford's Progressive Conservatives held onto the two seats they had up for grabs in Hamilton East–Stoney Creek and the Conservative stronghold riding of York–Simcoe, whereas the New Democratic Party kept its seat in Scarborough Southwest.
JP TaskerHOST
13:51
Canada's trade war with the US loomed over the by-elections, with PC candidates saying it was a big issue for voters.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
13:58
As we continue to enter into uncertain times, uh, with our largest trading partner to the south, it became more and more apparent people are feeling incredible anxiety.
Marco MendicinoGUEST
12:03
But they were up in Scarborough Southwest, plus seven points.
Marco MendicinoGUEST
12:06
And they were up, even more importantly, York-Simcoe, which is an Ontario suburban riding, North 905, plus 15 points.
Marco MendicinoGUEST
12:14
So there are some signs of life that the Ontario Liberal Party is putting back together its ground game provincially, but there's still a hell of a long road to
John MooreHOST
12:24
go.
Ahmed El-BayoumiGUEST
4:28
This has been before the PC hold a historically NDP seat.
Ahmed El-BayoumiGUEST
4:32
And there's also a by-election in York, Simcoe, widely expected that the Conservatives will hold on to the seat.
Ahmed El-BayoumiGUEST
4:37
It's one of their safest ridings in this province, and it was held by Caroline Mulroney before she resigned over the summer.
John MooreHOST
4:45
OK, so, I mean, what is the jeopardy, if any? I mean, I guess for the NDP to have one of their seats taken by the Conservatives would be kind of humiliating.

25 MINS LATER

John MooreHOST
29:46
Speaking of election campaigns, we have one underway actually in every single city and town in the province.
John MooreHOST
29:53
But here in Toronto, a lot of councillors are trying to find some sort of a policy initiative to make them stand out.
John MooreHOST
29:59
So today in the star, Natalie Johnson, who is on leave from CTV as a reporter at City Hall, she's running in Beaches, East York.
John MooreHOST
30:09
and makes a pitch as to why the ramp that used to be an on-ramp and off-ramp for the Gardner Expressway down to Lakeshore should be, or is it Eastern, should be restored.
John MooreHOST
9:04
Are there any expectations of upsets or surprises?
Sabrina NanjiGUEST
9:08
Yeah, so it's a triple header, right? In Scarborough Southwest, York Simcoe, and Hamilton East Stony Creek.
Sabrina NanjiGUEST
9:14
And that last one, Hamilton, I think is the one I'll be watching closely.
Sabrina NanjiGUEST
9:21
And that's because I think it's probably the most nail-biter-ish of all three.
Sabrina NanjiGUEST
10:54
And if they do manage to poach that seat, I think it'll be a good sign for them.
Sabrina NanjiGUEST
10:58
They've got a leadership race coming up in November and, you know, might be an indication that they're slowly crawling their way out of the political wilderness in this province.
Sabrina NanjiGUEST
11:08
And then there's York Simcoe, which the PCs are expected to hold on to.
Sabrina NanjiGUEST
11:11
This is Caroline Mulroney's previous riding.

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