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    Doug Ford arbeitete regelmäßig von zu Hause aus, nachdem er Beamte zurück ins Amt beordert hatte | Globalnews.ca

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    1. PineBNorth85 on

      A politician is a hypocrite? Imagine that.

      Sadly neither side ever hold their own hypocritical team mates accountable on it.

    2. Jaded_Promotion8806 on

      The OLP could do so much damage in the 905 if they made RTO into a wedge issue.

      Yes the province can only directly make a call with respect to public servants and lots of people hate the public service. But pitched as a tool for traffic relief, housing affordability, and quality of life generally there’s a lot to be gained for anyone who doesn’t directly stand to benefit. If they want to be really smart they’ll pledge to use remote work to gain concessions in collective bargaining and save the province few bucks while they’re at it.

    3. king_bungholio on

      One of the things I hope to see from this FoI nonsense is blowback from the media. Hopefully they start actually holding his feet to the fire now that he’s made it harder for them to do their job.

    4. Chawke2 on

      > The premier’s office told Global News Ford was working in his home riding because the legislature was not in session

      >“When the house isn’t sitting, the premier takes meetings in his home community, just like every other member of provincial parliament,” they wrote in a short statement.

      Sure, but they work from their constituency offices, not their personal residences as Ford did.

      Hopefully PC MPPs are starting to realize if they want to keep their jobs/government it may be time to be looking for a new leader.

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