Some of the seats that the Liberals and NDP will be banking on are in two regions of the province with high concentrations of Franco-Ontarian voters. Just four per cent of Ontarians report French as their mother tongue, but there are ridings in Ontario with significant Franco-Ontarian populations. Two are majority francophone: Glengarry–Prescott–Russell (59 per cent) in Eastern Ontario and Mushkegowuk–James Bay (60 per cent) in Northern Ontario. On the latest episode, Radio-Canada's Claudine Brulé breaks down the Franco-Ontarian vote and the CBC's Aaron Wherry discusses how parties are grappling with people's online data. In Eastern Ontario, the Liberals' main rivals in francophone ridings are Progressive Conservative candidates.

Source: CBC News April 26, 2018 07:52 UTC