Ontario Premier Doug Ford has led the Progressive Conservatives to a historic third consecutive majority in the 2025 provincial election, becoming the first Ontario leader since 1959 to achieve such a feat.
This victory not only solidifies Ford’s leadership but also highlights the rising influence of Indo-Canadians in provincial politics, with five Indo-Canadian candidates winning seats under the Progressive Conservative banner. Their names and ridings are yet to be officially announced, but their election marks a significant step toward increased diversity in Ontario’s political landscape.
Ford’s campaign centered on economic resilience, particularly in response to U.S. tariffs and broader economic challenges. Celebrating his victory in Toronto, Ford called it a momentous win and reaffirmed his commitment to protecting Ontario’s interests.
The election results underscore Canada’s multicultural representation, with the newly elected Indo-Canadian candidates expected to play a key role in shaping Ontario’s policies.
