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Mayor Patrick Brown is demanding an apology from Ontario Liberal chief Bonnie Crombie over feedback she allegedly made about Brampton.
In an audio clip that has surfaced at present, a voice that has been recognized as Crombie’s is heard saying, “I don’t go to anything in Brampton. It’s not my city. I don’t care.”
The feedback had been made in response to a query, and there’s no context for why the remarks had been made. There’s additionally no reference to when the recording was made.
Crombie, who’s at the moment main her get together in Ontario’s election marketing campaign, has not responded to a request for a remark or clarification.
In a message on social media at present, Brown stated he expects Crombie to withdraw her remark and apologize.
“For the Ontario Liberal leader to say she doesn’t care about Brampton is outrageous and wrong. For someone seeking the highest office in Ontario, it’s appalling,” stated Brown. “Brampton is a major Canadian city. It is home to so many good people. These people deserve to be recognized — not ignored. Not dismissed.”
Others have additionally weighed in on-line in regards to the situation, with many taking sides based mostly on their political leanings.
When she was mayor of Mississauga, Crombie was usually at loggerheads with Brown over territorial issues between the 2 cities. In addition they fought over the problem of Mississauga wanting to go away Peel Area.
Politically, Brown is a former chief of the Ontario Conservatives and in addition sought the management of the federal department of the get together. Brown can also be the son-in-law of Conservative candidate Silvia Gulatiari, who’s operating towards Crombie within the upcoming provincial election within the using of Mississauga East-Cooksville.
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