How to watch the Ontario election on CBC News and get live results
Get the results from all 124 ridings and tune in to our election special at 8 p.m. ET
Ontarians vote in a snap election Thursday and we'll bring you all of the latest results as well as expert analysis.
Remember: Polls close at 9 p.m. ET, so if you're a Canadian citizen who calls Ontario home you have until then to cast a ballot.
Here's how you can follow the election on TV, radio and online:
How to watch on TV
The countdown to results begins at 8 p.m. ET on CBC TV and CBC News Network and we'll start bringing you results as soon as polls close at 9 p.m.
You can also watch the special on CBC Gem, YouTube or on some smart TVs.
Dwight Drummond will host our special: Ontario Votes 2025. The show will feature analysis from our Senior Queen's Park Reporter Mike Crawley and CBC's Chief Political Correspondent Rosemary Barton, alongside other experts. David Common will get you results from across the province.
We will have reporters at the campaign headquarters of every major party leader.
While it's impossible to predict, the last election was called within the first half hour, so you may want to tune in early.
How to listen on CBC Radio One
CBC Radio's Jill Dempsey and Queen's Park Reporter Shawn Jeffords will host a live provincewide radio special beginning at 9 p.m. ET, bringing you the results, reaction and expert analysis you need.
You can tune in on your radio or stream the special online:
Online
Our CBCNews.ca team will have live election coverage beginning at 6 p.m. ET.
You'll be able to livestream our election special, while our live story page will keep you up to speed on all of the night's key storylines. We'll also have an interactive results map so you can keep tabs on the races in all 124 ridings.
There will also be a streaming version of the show with American Sign Language. That begins at 8 p.m. ET and you can stream it in the player below:
If you just want to know who wins, we will of course have that breaking news — and if you download the CBC News app and enable alerts, you'll get it right to your phone. Here's where you can download the app for iOS and Android.
You can also head to our network of local station websites to find out who wins in your riding, and your local CBC site will have coverage of how races play out in your region:
Keep following CBCNews.ca on the morning after the vote. We'll have analysis of how the parties performed and what the election results mean for your life.