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Pressing Premier Ford on whether it’s acceptable for Stan Cho to have misled the public after claiming his taxpayer-funded Toronto hotel stays were tied to late-night sittings, despite billing for months when there were none.

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Doug Ford has spent more time interfering in Toronto than doing his job- being Premier. It’s time for Toronto to fight back- and have the power, autonomy & accountability to thrive. Sign our petition to begin this work now.
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