Articles from various news organizations regarding Dalton McGuinty’s abrupt ending of the Ontario Legislature session three weeks early.

The Globe and Mail: Ontario legislature prorogued

Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty abruptly ended the legislature’s spring session Tuesday, more than three weeks earlier than initially planned and one day before Citizenship and Immigration Minister Mike Colle was set to appear before a committee to face questions about grants given to groups with ties to the Liberal Party.

The Toronto Star: Legislature on holidays early

No more question periods, no more briefing books, no more Speaker’s dirty looks. After a stormy spring session fuelled by “slush fund” and lottery scandals, Premier Dalton McGuinty and MPPs are heading off 3 weeks earlier than scheduled for their summer holidays leading into the Oct. 10 election.

CityNews: Liberals End Session 3 Wks. Early To Concentrate On Getting Your Vote

How would you like to get out of work three weeks early, take the whole summer off and still not have to report back to work until October?

The Toronto Sun: Premier calls it a session

The Liberals have their work cut out for them if they’re going to shed the label of promise breakers before the fall vote, Premier Dalton McGuinty conceded Tuesday as he adjourned the legislature early