With his new Toronto-shot series set to premiere, Kiefer Sutherland chats about his love affair with Bloor Street, taking on Doug Ford and what it means to be a nepo baby
The story is about the technical revolution that we’re living through and some of the questions that have come from that: What does social media mean to us? What are “alternative facts”? How do you reason with someone who says that two plus two equals five? It’s interesting because, if you look back to the Industrial Revolution, people were riding horses and carts, and by 1960, they were landing on the moon. It took decades to adjust and adapt to that as a society.Right.
I think, like anybody going through their formative years, there were times when I loved the city and times when I hated it. I have memories of the first time I got beat up or my first job, in the Hudson’s Bay food court. A few years ago, you made headlines by calling out Doug Ford for likening his fiscal policy to that of your grandfather.
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