Any threat of a spring election in Ontario is diminishing.
The governing Liberals survived a confidence vote on the provincial budget with help from the New Democrats.
The vote on the budget motion, not the actual budget bill, passed 65-to-36 this morning with only the Progressive Conservatives opposed.
After securing several concessions, the NDP agreed to vote with the Liberals.
The government wants the vote on the actual budget bill itself before the summer recess scheduled to begin June 7.
She's willing to support the budget, but Kenora-Rainy River MPP Sarah Campbell believes the Liberals can do better.
Campbell suggests Premier Kathleen Wynne should look at hiking corporate taxes instead of increasing the burden on ordinary Ontarians.
Campbell says government also needs to work with First Nations closer on projects such as the twinning of the Trans-Canada Highway