Doug Ford calls protecting consumers from surveillance pricing “socialism” - then meets privately at his home with the CEO of Loblaw after voting down our legislation.
And this isn’t the first time. He also met privately at his home with Rogers after tabling legislation to control ticket resale prices.
Ontarians deserve to know whose interests are being put first. Clearly, it’s not yours. #onpoli
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This is disgusting, and Doug Ford does not get to shrug it off.
Spying on a woman who is one of your political opponents on her private vacation is creepy Trump-style politics that has no place here.
Women already face enough barriers in politics without this kind of behaviour.
Somebody signed off on that expense, and he knows exactly who. Heads need to roll.
The Ford government is defending its decision to make major funding and construction announcements without inviting reporters to ask questions.
We've identified five such events since mid-May, including at least one where politicians delivered prepared remarks at a podium with no media present.
“There's a variety of ways in which the government can communicate its message, whether it be by a photo op, whether it's via social media, or a public event,” Transportation Minister Prabmeet Sarkaria said. “And I think the government holds that option.” https://t.co/8xGjuylcj6
Does anyone remember when the oscars made a “best popular film” category for this film to win and the winner ended up being zack snyder justice league so they never did it again