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Doug Ford Makes The NYT After Getting Visibly Annoyed By Hilarious Bill 60 Protester
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17:16Now PlayingOntario Premier Doug Ford got visibly annoyed by a protest against his bill which negatively impacts tenants rights. I discuss the hilarious interaction, as well as the impact of Bill 60 'Fighting Delays, Building Faster Act' - including reactions from Ontario NDP leader Marit Stiles and United Way.
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Sources:
(clip of Doug Ford interaction with Marc Davignon, h/t Tina Yazdani)
(Doug Ford fasttracking legislation, Global News)
(‘Find a Job,’ Ontario Premier Tells Protester While Passing a New Housing Law, NYT)
(Marc Davignon, CoChair of Hamilton ACORN)
(The Beaverton)
(The Angry Canadian, The Atlantic)
(Doug Ford is sole owner of family business, iPolitics)
(Marit Stiles comments)
(The Trillium)
(Marit Stiles ejected from legislature)
(United Ways of Ontario Call for the Province to repeal Bill 60)
(Toronto council votes to oppose Bill 60, saying it could increase evictions, weaken tenant rights, CBC News)
(Provincial Bill 60Impacts on Renters and City Services)
(Ontario’s housing minister responds to CityNews reporter Tina Yazdani)
(Acorn Canada)
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