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Ontario Liberal Party begins process to choose new leader
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CityNews Toronto
The Ontario Liberal Party (OLP) says they’ve started the process to select their next leader, who will replace Bonnie Crombie after she resigned earlier this month.
In a news release Sunday afternoon, the party’s executive council says they’ve approved the formation of a “Leadership Vote Committee” to oversee the leadership contest.
“This is an exciting moment for our Party,” said Kathryn McGarry, President of the Ontario Liberal Party.
Crombie initially vowed to stay on as leader after she received 57 per cent of votes in her leadership review.
With Crombie out, this will be the Ontario Liberal party’s third leadership race in five years.