In his first interview since joining the race, Bains said Ford's Conservatives "are not focusing on the real ... challenges that people are facing."
Liberal leadership hopeful Navdeep Bains says it’s time for a change at Queen’s Park because Premier Doug Ford has clearly lost touch with Ontarians’ concerns.
In his first wide-ranging interview since joining the race, Bains, a former federal industry minister, said Ford’s third-term Progressive Conservatives “are not focusing on the real ... challenges that people are facing.”
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Bains said he would be a Grit candidate whenever Premier Doug Ford calls the next election expected in 2029 or 2030.
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