"If the election was held today, we wouldn't just form a majority, we would form another … supermajority," Ontario's premier said.
Premier Doug Ford insists his best-before date is not coming any time soon.
After being booed by hundreds of OPSEU protesters at his annual Ford Fest picnic — and amid speculation about who could be the next Progressive Conservative leader — he stressed he’s here for the long haul.
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Hundreds of protesters concentrated near the main stage, compared to thousands of Ford Fest attendees sprawled across Thomson…
