The new leader of the progressive conservative Party of Ontario known Saturday

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A leadership campaign was triggered after the resignation in January of former chief Patrick Brown as a result of allegations of sexual misconduct.

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Saturday, march 10, 2018 11:35

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TORONTO | A new leader will be elected Saturday to lead the progressive conservative Party of Ontario for the provincial election of June next.

The name of the winner will be announced in the afternoon, in Markham, north of Toronto.

The members of the training policy had the choice between Christine Elliot, Doug Ford, Tanya Granic Allen and Caroline Mulroney.

Some 64 000 people have exercised their right to vote, more than double of the votes cast in the leadership race of 2009, has informed the party.

A leadership campaign was triggered after the resignation in January of former chief Patrick Brown as a result of allegations of sexual misconduct. He tried to come back before withdrawing from the race last week.