The final size of Carney's caucus was not clear early Tuesday morning because a handful of seats were still too close to call.

As part of that bill, the government eyes immediate changes to the Endangered Species Act, which it ultimately plans to repeal and replace with a new law.

The project is now 15 months ahead of schedule, thanks in part to the decision to allow work to proceed around the clock and to a government investment of $73 million to speed up the repairs.

The proposed Protect Ontario by Unleashing Our Economy Act would cut red tape and streamline approvals to speed up critical infrastructure, mineral and resource development projects, including in the Ring of Fire.

Although the campaigning phase is almost over, the parties' work will not be done until the last ballot is cast on Monday.