insisted the Bill 28 experience wouldn’t temper him from invoking Section 33 again.
“My hands are tied on what I can say. It’s in front of the courts right now. I can say it was a very interesting verdict, to say the least,” he said. Ford noted Bill 124, a 2019 law that limited most Ontario public-sector workers to annual pay increases of one per cent, has sunset provisions once contracts expire so it “doesn’t exist when they renegotiate.”
“We knew that it was wrong and unconstitutional to restrict people’s right to bargain and restrict their wages — and it’s created a problem in our health-care system,” said Fraser, pointing to the number of nurses leaving the profession after the pandemic.
He also said that he would touch the Greenbelt.
Coward fordnation!
Isn't that nice. 'I promise to not bludgeon you to death if the judge lets you live'.
Just keep wasting taxpayers money Doug
Ya right. Big boned Doug says a lot of things.
Except for that one time…
Does anyone believe him anymore?
So sad!
GrantRants Don't believe him no no no 🙄
fordnation YOU ARE TRULY AFUCKEN CRIMINAL.. HOPE EVERYONE THAT VOTED FOR YOU IS NOW AWAKE.. BECAUSE YOUR ASS IS FRIED NEXT ELECTION
Then why appeal?
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