Cerjanec officially enters the Nov. 21 race to lead the Ontario Liberal party — and is the second with a seat in the legislature.
Rob Cerjanec made a last-minute decision to run for the Liberals in Ajax when Doug Ford called an early election last year, beating one of the premier’s Progressive Conservative MPPs in an upset.
He’s hoping to build on that success as the fourth candidate to officially enter the Nov. 21 race to lead the Ontario Liberal party — and the second with a seat in the legislature.
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