Steven Del Duca
CanadapoliticianMaleb. 19735.0Global Dominance: 0.00%Steven Del Duca is a Canadian politician who served as the leader of the Ontario Liberal Party from 2020 to 2022. He previously held the position of Minister of Transportation in the Ontario government. Del Duca's leadership faced challenges during the 2022 provincial election, where he lost his own riding, contributing to the party's struggles in regaining its former prominence.
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The candidates argued that health care must remain public and cuts to the Ontario Student Assistance Program reversed, while lambasting the Ford government’s takeover of multiple school boards.
Ontario Liberal leadership hopefuls take on Doug Ford’s economic record in first debateCanada· 2026-08-11
Steven Del Duca is a previous leader of the Ontario Liberal Party who did not have a seat in the legislature.
Ontario Liberal leadership candidates argue value of having a seat in legislature in first debateCanada· 2026-08-11Former Ontario Liberal leader Steven Del Duca is now the Vaughan Mayor.
Bonnie Crombie vows to ‘see it through’ if she’s re-elected Mississauga mayor, againCanada· 2026-07-15
Steven Del Duca, the mayor of Vaughan, said the Jewish community has been 'unfairly and disgustingly targeted.'
Shots fired at two Toronto-area synagogues as police boost patrolsCanada· 2026-03-08
Steven Del Duca is another former leader who resigned, prompting the need for an interim leader.
Bonnie Crombie resigns as Ontario Liberal LeaderCanada· 2026-01-14
Steven Del Duca announced that the P3 Crosstown contract had been awarded to Crosslinx.
Anatomy of a mislaid railway: How the Eglinton Crosstown LRT went so wrong, for so longCanada· 2025-10-30
Vaughan Mayor Steven Del Duca has already dropped the cameras after Mr. Ford criticized them as punitive for taxpayers.
Ontario’s decision to kill speed cameras puts Ford at odds with some municipalities, policeCanada· 2025-09-25
City of Vaughan Mayor Steven Del Duca hit the brakes on speed-camera fines earlier this summer.
Morning Update: Speed cameras are under siege – againCanada· 2025-09-14
Ford indicated he has other plans, referencing Mayor Steven Del Duca's actions in Vaughan.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford threatens to get rid of automated speed camerasCanada· 2025-09-09
Vaughan Mayor Steven Del Duca said the bylaw 'was designed to prevent protests that are not peaceful.'
Ottawa urged to ensure bubble zones protect LGBTQ and other groups from harassment by protestersCanada· 2025-09-09
Mayor Steven Del Duca said his office had been swamped with complaints about the lack of 'fairness' with the photo-radar initiative.
Photo radar is becoming increasingly common. That doesn’t make it any less infuriatingCanada· 2025-08-23
Steven Del Duca is the former Ontario Liberal leader and now mayor of suburban Vaughan.
Sorry, speed cameras aren’t the problemCanada· 2025-07-26Steven Del Duca, the mayor of Vaughan, argues that cutting development charges could leave the city better off.
How cities are holding back home-buildingCanada· 2025-07-17Mayor Steven Del Duca said his city was the first in Ontario to ratify a policy banning American suppliers.
Canada’s premiers strike back against Trump’s tariffs, support Ottawa’s plan to retaliate in trade warCanada· 2025-03-05
Steven Del Duca is the Vaughan Mayor and a former Ontario Liberal leader.
How Doug Ford has overcome his liabilities to own the momentCanada· 2025-03-01
In his next election in 2022, Doug Ford was up against Steven Del Duca, one of the most lacklustre candidates to lead a major political party in Ontario.
Doug Ford’s Ontario election win puts him in a class of his ownCanada· 2025-02-28
Steven Del Duca was the leader of the Liberals who lost his own riding and resigned in 2022.
Ontario Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie fails to win seatCanada· 2025-02-28
