Toronto’s mayor has said the city will sue the province if it expropriates land at Ontario Place.
WINNIPEG— Premier Doug Ford is not impressed with comments made by new Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow — but says he expects she’ll work “collaboratively” with the province.
Chow has said the city will sue the province if it expropriates land for its Ontario Place plans, while also calling the province and federal governments ““I’ll work with anyone,” Ford said, noting he has a “great relationship” with former NDP leader Andrea Horwath, now mayor of Hamilton, and Steven Del Duca, former Ontario Liberal leader who is now mayor of Vaughan — “and they both ran against me.
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