Candidates in the Ontario Liberal Party's race to become the next leader kicked off the first official debate Thursday by taking aim at perceived front-runner Bonnie Crombie.
Erskine-Smith said Mississauga is not building enough housing and that Crombie has expressed reservations about recommendations from Ontario’s housing affordability task force for increasing supply.
“Are we going to win with a leader who has a track record of failing to build homes with that experience? And are we going to win with a leader who said they’re going to open up the Greenbelt and then the next week said, I didn’t mean it, the Greenbelt is sacred? How do you build trust?” “We have unlimited heights and densities in our downtown. I have 135 towers – unlimited heights – being built in the next 25 years, 35 of them in the next five years, waterfront mixed-use communities being built. People want to live in Mississauga, and I’m so proud to be the mayor.”“I’ve had the opportunity to go toe to toe with Doug Ford on many occasions, and I know that I rankle him,” she said. “And I think that’s a pretty good thing.
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