A big win for the NDP, two losses for the PCs that will renew questions over whether leader Tim Hudak can to take his party into government, and, for the Liberals, a failure to grab former PC MPP Elizabeth Witmer's seat and secure the party’s fortunes.
A masterstroke it wasn’t. In April, in seemed like such a clever plan.
TORONTO — Progressive Conservative Leader Tim Hudak blamed “union muscle” Friday for his party’s loss of the Kitchener-Waterloo seat it held for 22 years, and predicted Premier Dalton McGuinty would quickly try to “kiss and make up” with Ontario’s public sector labour leaders.
