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Doug Ford says he isn’t going anywhere

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By Robert Benzie Verified
| St. Catharines Standard Verified
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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Doug Ford says he isn’t going anywhere Original

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By Robert Benzie Verified
| The Toronto Star Verified
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. “In eight years, Justin Trudeau wasn’t sitting at 41 per cent,” the premier said Tuesday.
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Doug Ford says he’s sticking around. That hasn’t stopped speculation about his successor as PC leader Original

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By Robert Benzie Verified
| The Toronto Star Verified
The job is not yet open and the incumbent has no imminent plans to retire, but there are already whispers about who will eventually succeed Premier Doug Ford as Progressive Conservative leader. Sources told the Star those touted as potential replacements include ambitious members of his cabinet — notably tireless Energy and Mines Minister Stephen Lecce — as well as Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown, the previous PC leader and an effective organizer.
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