‘Stop whining,’ Doug Ford tells Bonnie Crombie, mayors criticizing housing law
Municipal Affairs and Housing Minister Steve Clark has said in response that he will launch a third-party audit of the finances of select municipalities to determine if the law will indeed cause a shortfall
and if so, the province will make those communities “whole.”Ford says today that there are a few mayors who “don’t want to play in the sandbox,” including Crombie, adding that he doesn’t know what her problem is.
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