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Ford says he disagrees with his party’s opposition research on Crombie’s vacation

Bonnie Crombie speaks to party members after winning the Ontario Liberal leadership election, in Toronto, Saturday, Dec. 2, 2023. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young

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Ford says he disagrees with his party’s opposition research on Crombie’s vacation

Bonnie Crombie speaks to party members after winning the Ontario Liberal leadership election, in Toronto, Saturday, Dec. 2, 2023. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young

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Scott Stinson: With Liberal 'spy' controversy, Ford's Ontario PCs kick another ball into their own net

Opinion: The Ontario premier says he did not know that a party staffer was sent to Jamaica to 'spy' on former Liberal leader Bonnie Crombie.

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giovedì 13 agosto 2026·thestar.com
Ford shrugs off Tory surveillance of Crombie’s Jamaica trip: ‘Stuff happens’
Ford denied knowledge of the operation. And when asked about the Tory decision to follow Crombie to the Caribbean, Ford shrugged off the controversy.
giovedì 13 agosto 2026·thestar.com
Ford says he disagrees with his party’s opposition research on Crombie’s vacation
Bonnie Crombie speaks to party members after winning the Ontario Liberal leadership election, in Toronto, Saturday, Dec. 2, 2023. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young

Ford says he disagrees with his party’s opposition research on Crombie’s vacation

Scott Stinson: With Liberal 'spy' controversy, Ford's Ontario PCs kick another ball into their own net

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Ford shrugs off Tory surveillance of Crombie’s Jamaica trip: ‘Stuff happens’

Ford says he disagrees with his party’s opposition research on Crombie’s vacation

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Scott Stinson: With Liberal 'spy' controversy, Ford's Ontario PCs kick another ball into their own net