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After several weeks of hints, allegations and things left unsaid, Ontario PC Leader Doug Ford finally made it official Tuesday afternoon, kick-starting the official process for a Feb. 27 election.

Ford visited Ontario's lieutenant-governor Tuesday to make the formal request that kickstarts the provincial campaign, with election day set to be Feb. 27. She accepted his request.