During a Ford Fest event in Etobicoke celebrating the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party's electoral victory, Premier Doug Ford faced a protester who confronted him regarding Grassy Narrows, a community impacted by mercury contamination. The protester was quickly removed from the stage, prompting Ford to assert that disruptive actions do not reflect the desires of Ontarians. Ford also expressed gratitude to Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow for renaming a stadium in memory of his late brother and highlighted his administration's ongoing infrastructure projects throughout the province.
Ford accused the protester of spray painting 'everything' and putting up stickers 'all over the place' on Thursday night, emphasizing a desire for peace.
The protester shouted about Grassy Narrows, a community suffering from mercury contamination, as they were removed from the stage.
Ford thanked Mayor Olivia Chow for renaming Centennial Park Stadium after his late brother, expressing his gratitude and admiration for her contributions.
The event celebrated the party’s third straight majority victory, with Ford emphasizing his government's focus on infrastructure development and community projects.
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