Michael Ford shares his decision to step back from politics after years of service
Toronto: So, Michael Ford, the Ontario MPP, just announced he won’t be running in the next provincial election. He’s ready for a new chapter in his life, which is pretty big news.
He’s been serving as the minister of citizenship and multiculturalism and has represented York South-Weston. Ford, who’s also the nephew of Premier Doug Ford, has had quite the journey in politics.
In his statement, he expressed gratitude for the chance to serve the people of Toronto and Ontario. He really appreciated the experience and didn’t take it lightly.
Ford thanked Premier Doug Ford for the opportunity to be part of Team Ontario, both in the Legislature and at the Cabinet table. He believes Ontarians have benefited from the Premier’s dedication.
He also mentioned that it’s a crucial time for the province and country, emphasizing the importance of steady leadership. Ford plans to stay engaged and contribute to the community he loves.
In related news, the Premier is gearing up to call a snap election soon, with residents expected to head to the polls on February 27. Exciting times ahead!
