Thirty-seven ministers have served at the pleasure of the premier since he won the last election — more ministers than ever before, more than double what the Tories promised.
There is only one Doug Ford, for better or for worse.
But behind the premier is a cast of cabinet ministers without precedent in the province’s history.
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