The petition calls for the resignation of Kevin Vuong, who won the Toronto riding of Spadina Fort-York in the federal election earlier this week.
Ford says the "exceptional measures" being introduced, including the vaccine passport system, is "temporary" and will end "as soon as they can be responsibly removed."
Moe said the Trudeau Liberals appeared to specifically target provinces led by other parties during the federal election to highlight divisive issues. He called the MRI threat "unfortunate."
"We're all disappointed with the results from last night," said O'Toole, criticizing Trudeau's decision to hold a "pandemic election that produced no change, and further divided this country."
The CBC has expressed regrets over a garbled online story that depicted re-elected Conservative MP Rachael Harder as "callous and ignorant."
The CBC reports that Alberta Health Minister Tyler Shandro will be a casualty of Premier Jason Kenney's Cabinet shuffle, according to government officials.
With 128 of 129 polls reporting, former Trudeau Liberal candidate Kevin Vuong leads with 37.9 percent of the vote. He is set to win a tight race in the central Toronto riding of Spadina-Fort York.
Defeated members of the 2015 Parliament include Seniors Minister Deb Schulte, Fisheries Minister Bernadette Jordan and Gender Equality Minister Maryam Monsef. All three received $274,500-a year cabinet pay.
With Canada's Federal Election coming to a close on Monday, many are asking, was the $610 million price tag worth the cost?
While full election results will not arrive until Tuesday, it is expected that Bernier's PPC will finish with a grand total of zero seats won.
Maryan Monsef received major backlash after she referred to the Taliban as "our brothers" during a press conference.
There is still no official word on what kind of government will be formed.
Elections Canada mistakenly inputted a lead for Liberal candidate Maninder Sidhu in the Brampton East riding. The riding's polling stations remain open at the time of publishing.
Paul says, "I invited Mr. Blanchet to get educated about systemic discrimination [in June 2020]. I extend that invitation again. I would be happy to educate him."
Soliman took to Twitter to clarify that the Star "misrepresented" his comments. "Let me be very clear: this election is too close to call," he tweeted. "We may not know the result for days. Every vote will count."