PC Leader Calling For Non-Confidence Vote

Tim Hudak says it’s time for an election.
The Progressive Conservative leader sees the latest report pegging the total cost to taxpayers of a cancelled gas plant in Oakville at between $675-$815 million as a good reason.
Hudak calls a public apology from Premier Kathleen Wynne an empty one.
Hudak says no one got fired and no one took responsibility.
He states that Wynne wasn’t an innocent bystander in the scandal and she wasn’t out in the hallway when these decisions were made.
Hudak says she was in the control room, helped call the shots, and it’s time for her to go.
Hudak also wants a judicial inquiry into the cancellations, something he would order immediately if elected Premier.
However, the governing Liberals would have to call the vote as the NDP doesn’t seem willing to go along with the call.