TRILLIUM TALK: Marit Stiles answers all our questions

Welcome to a special edition of Trillium Talk, your must-see briefing from The Trillium, Village Media’s team of journalists at the Ontario Legislature. 

For today’s episode, we pass the mic to the hosts of our Inside the Village podcast, who sat down for an in-depth conversation with NDP Leader Marit Stiles.

The conversation covers a lot of ground — from grocery rebates to the doctor shortage to the NDP’s plans for protecting renters.

We also ask Stiles what her party is doing to win back the support of some trade unions, who have steered toward PC Leader Doug Ford in recent years.

For the record, we have invited each of the major party leaders to join us on the podcast for an election-campaign conversation. Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie chatted with us last week, and Green Leader Mike Schreiner’s interview will be posted tomorrow.

Ford declined our invitation, saying through a spokesperson that “we’re unable to accommodate this request.”

Voters head to the polls in exactly one week, on Feb. 27.

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