Progressive Conservative MPP Michael Ford is popping the web page and gained’t be working within the upcoming provincial election.
Ford – who’s the nephew of Ontario Premier Doug Ford and MPP for York-South Weston – shared the announcement on Friday in a social media submit.
“Serving the people of Toronto and Ontario has been a truly wonderful experience – one that I have not taken for granted,” Ford wrote. “With that said, I have made the decision to take on a new chapter in my life and not seek reelection in the next provincial election in Ontario.”
Ford was first elected in 2022 and swiftly appointed minister of citizenship and multiculturalism by his uncle as rookie MPP. He served within the function for 2 years till September 2024, when he introduced a go away of absence to prioritize his well being and well-being.
Earlier than provincial politics, Ford served as a Toronto Metropolis councillor for Etobicoke North and a college board trustee.
His assertion on Friday didn’t specify what’s subsequent for the 31-year-old politician, however Ford says he appears to be like ahead to “staying actively engaged” and doing his half to “advance what’s best for the city and province” he calls residence.
