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Author: Allison Jones
Publication Date: December 12, 2025 - 13:20
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Ontario legislature to take 14-week winter break, a move opposition calls undemocratic
December 12, 2025
Ontario’s legislature is set to take a 14-week winter break, less than two months after resuming from a 19-week summer break, a move opposition politicians call undemocratic and “crazy.”
Members of provincial parliament typically resume sitting at Queen’s Park after the holidays in mid-February, following Family Day. But on Thursday, the last day of sitting this year, government House leader Steve Clark said the legislature won’t be back until March 23.
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