Cheryl N. Collier is a professor of political science and Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences at the University of Windsor.Jonathan Malloy is a professor of political science and the Honourable Dick and Ruth Bell Chair in Canadian Parliamentary Democracy at Carleton University.

• Context1. What Is Ontario?Jonathan Malloy 2. The Political Economy of Ontario: How Did Ontario Get So Rich? And Why Are There So Many Poor Ontarians?Peter Graefe 3. "Business as Usual": The Relationship Vacuum between Ontario and Indigenous PeoplesRebecca MajorPolitical Institutions4. A Brief History of Procedure at the Ontario LegislatureTom McDowell5. The Ontario ExecutiveAndrea Migone6. Local Government and Politics in OntarioZac Spicer7. Ontario Federal-Provincial Relations: Still a Responsible Partner in Confederation?Julie SimmonsPolitical Actors and Identities8. Government-Media Relations in Ontario: Political Communication in the Time of COVIDTamara Small9. Ontario’s Political Parties and the Party SystemAnna Esselment10. Progress Stalled… Again: Women, Gender and Party Politics in OntarioCheryl Collier11. Northern OntarioGina Comeau12. Race and Ontario PoliticsAsif Hameed 13. "Just Want a Regular Life": Race and the Education Credentials of Black YouthCarl James Policy Areas and Challenges14. The Environment, Climate Change, and Market Populist PoliticsMark Winfield15. The Shifting Landscape of Party-Union Relationships in OntarioLarry Savage16. Toronto and the GTA: Governing Ontario’s Global CityMartin Horak 17. Ontario Health Policy and PoliticsRaisa Deber and Greg Marchildon

Cheryl N. Collier is a professor of political science and Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences at the University of Windsor.Jonathan Malloy is a professor of political science and the Honourable Dick and Ruth Bell Chair in Canadian Parliamentary Democracy at Carleton University.

• Context1. What Is Ontario?Jonathan Malloy 2. The Political Economy of Ontario: How Did Ontario Get So Rich? And Why Are There So Many Poor Ontarians?Peter Graefe 3. "Business as Usual": The Relationship Vacuum between Ontario and Indigenous PeoplesRebecca MajorPolitical Institutions4. A Brief History of Procedure at the Ontario LegislatureTom McDowell5. The Ontario ExecutiveAndrea Migone6. Local Government and Politics in OntarioZac Spicer7. Ontario Federal-Provincial Relations: Still a Responsible Partner in Confederation?Julie SimmonsPolitical Actors and Identities8. Government-Media Relations in Ontario: Political Communication in the Time of COVIDTamara Small9. Ontario’s Political Parties and the Party SystemAnna Esselment10. Progress Stalled… Again: Women, Gender and Party Politics in OntarioCheryl Collier11. Northern OntarioGina Comeau12. Race and Ontario PoliticsAsif Hameed 13. "Just Want a Regular Life": Race and the Education Credentials of Black YouthCarl James Policy Areas and Challenges14. The Environment, Climate Change, and Market Populist PoliticsMark Winfield15. The Shifting Landscape of Party-Union Relationships in OntarioLarry Savage16. Toronto and the GTA: Governing Ontario’s Global CityMartin Horak 17. Ontario Health Policy and PoliticsRaisa Deber and Greg Marchildon