Ontario election scandals: Major party candidates under fire for public controversies
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Roshan Nallaratnam, Scarborough-Guildwood (PC)
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Laura Kaminker, Mississauga Centre (NDP)
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Raymond Cho, Scarborough North (PC)
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Jill Andrew, Toronto St. Paul’s (NDP)
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Ripudaman Dhillon, Brampton North (PC)
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Tasleem Riaz, Scarborough-Agincourt (NDP)
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Andrew Lawton, London West (PC)
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Gurratan Singh, Brampton East (NDP)
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Simmer Sandhu, Brampton East (PC)
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Amanda Yeung Collucci, Markham-Unionville (Liberal)
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Tanya Granic Allen, Mississauga Centre (PC)
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Dwayne Morgan, Scarborough North (NDP)
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Kinga Surma, Etobicoke Centre (PC)
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Erica Kelly, Etobicoke Centre (NDP)
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Glen Archer, Kenora-Rainy River (NDP)
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Marco Coletta, Richmond Hill (NDP)
Polls suggest the Ontario election race is coming down to a choice between two parties, and both have had their fair share of controversial candidates.
With PC Leader Doug Ford and NDP Leader Andrea Horwath locked in a neck-and-neck race to the finish, some of these squabbles may come back to haunt these parties on election day, which is on June 7. The Liberals haven’t been immune to controversy, either.
Here are some of the controversies involving Ontario political candidates during the 2018 election campaign, which made news headlines between April and June of this year.