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Scott Stinson: Where have all Doug Ford's challengers gone? Exactly where he appears to like them (opens the original)
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Former Mississauga mayor Bonnie Crombie, running this month to reclaim her old job, has landed on a big policy proposal: a subway that would connect the city by underground rail to Toronto. To accomplish this, given the massive expense of such a thing, she would need the help of the Ontario premier. The same one, that is, who seemed to dislike her during Crombie’s brief spell as Ontario Liberal leader. He ran negative ads against her that (effectively) branded her as elitist and out of touch wit
Scott Stinson: Doug Ford's love affair with corporate subsidies shows no sign of waning (opens the original)
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Ministers with the Ontario government lined up on Friday to declare that an announcement from a Volkswagen subsidiary that it was delaying the opening of an EV battery plant in St. Thomas by two years was, in fact, good news. Great news, even. “To me, it’s a great news story,” said Vic Fedeli, the minister for Economic Development, citing the fact that PowerCo now has a contract to begin building the facility, supported by at least $10 billion in subsidies from all levels of government, that it
Scott Stinson: Despite Toronto's persistent problems, Olivia Chow just smiles through the crisis (opens the original)
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At one point in Tuesday night’s Toronto mayoral debate, Brad Bradford, the councillor running to unseat Olivia Chow, was decrying the city’s reluctance to uncover wasteful spending. City Hall, he said, is “defined by a culture of status quo.” Well, yes. And that is basically the problem that Bradford must overcome. It is hard to imagine that many Toronto voters would argue things are running along tickety-boo these days. Chow, the NDP stalwart, brought in steep property-tax increases in her firs
Scott Stinson: Doug Ford says he's not endorsing Olivia Chow for mayor, and if it sounds like he did, he's taking it back (opens the original)
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What are words, anyway, and what do they mean? We are left to ponder these existential questions after the events of this week, when Ontario Premier Doug Ford almost-but-not-quite endorsed Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow in her re-election campaign and then, a day and a half later, said he had done no such thing. By Friday morning, Ford had found a predictable source for the confusion: the media, which had incorrectly interpreted his words as meaning what they are generally accepted to mean. Along the
Scott Stinson: Mark Carney's airport plans get a gushing endorsement from Doug Ford (opens the original)
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There cannot be many better examples of “the enemy of my enemy is my friend” than the scene that played out on Wednesday morning at a medical building on the northern edge of Toronto. When Mélanie Joly, the federal minister of industry, took to the podium to celebrate the opening of Sanofi’s new vaccine manufacturing facility, backed by money from all three levels of government, she did the usual thing of noting the dignitaries present, which included, as she nodded toward the Ontario premier, “
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