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Five things to consider about Bonnie Crombie’s potential Liberal Leadership bid

Like so many involved in politics, Bonnie Crombie's greatest strengths come with some downsides. Here are five things to consider about her possible leadership bid.

Published May 26, 2023 at 3:31pm

John Milloy
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John Milloy
Five things to consider about Bonnie Crombie’s potential Liberal Leadership bid
Mississauga Mayor Bonnie Crombie speaks at the Ontario Liberal Party's 2019 AGM in Toronto on Friday June 7, 2019. (Chris Young/The Canadian Press)

Do you believe it? Ordinary people are once again talking about the Ontario Liberals. Mississauga Mayor Bonnie Crombie’s announcement that she is considering a run for the leadership has put the party back in the spotlight.

News of its death may be exaggerated.

Although I am not committed to any leadership candidate, I am delighted that Crombie may enter the race. About 100 years ago Bonnie and I were both young Liberals and I think that she would be a great addition to the contest.

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