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If ‘lefty’ mayor elected in Toronto it would be a ‘disaster': Doug Ford

Speaking in Brampton, the premier said Tory has been a 'phenomenal partner' and it’s not time to change the leadership of the city.

Published Feb 15, 2023 at 4:56pm

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If ‘lefty’ mayor elected in Toronto it would be a ‘disaster': Doug Ford
Toronto Mayor John Tory speaks during a press conference at City Hall in Toronto Feb. 10, 2023. (Arlyn McAdorey/The Canadian Press)

BRAMPTON, Ont. — Ontario Premier Doug Ford says if Toronto Mayor John Tory follows through with his resignation and a “left-wing” mayor gets elected, it would be “a disaster.”

Tory, 68, dropped his bombshell resignation announcement Friday after admitting he had an “inappropriate relationship” with someone who used to work in his office.

Tory’s office has said he will stay on as mayor to see his budget debated at city council, which is happening today, and transition details will be announced later.

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