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Ford launches marketing campaign in Windsor with promise of assist for employees impacted by tariffs

January 29, 20254 Mins Read
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Ford launches campaign in Windsor with promise of support for workers impacted by tariffs
Ontario Conservative Leader Doug Ford speaks during his campaign launch next to the Ambassador Bridge in Windsor, Ont., Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2025. (Dax Melmer/THE CANADIAN PRESS)
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Ontario PC Chief Doug Ford kicked off his marketing campaign for re-election on Wednesday on the Ambassador Bridge in Windsor, Ont., asking voters for a brand new and stronger mandate to attempt to stave off crippling tariffs threatened by U.S. President Donald Trump and to steer Ontario’s economic system via the financial devastation that will accompany tariffs.

He dedicated to spending tens of billions of {dollars} to maintain individuals working and retrain them if obligatory.

“It’ll be painful on each side, however we’ll get via this,” Ford stated. 

“We’ll ensure that we use each instrument in our toolbox to guard Ontario households, shield Ontario employees, companies and communities.”

Talking simply minutes after a bald eagle took flight from a perch on the Detroit River, Ford instructed reporters he could not consider a greater place than the border metropolis to kick off his marketing campaign.

The information convention, taking place beside Canada’s busiest industrial border crossing with the USA, helped him body the election on the difficulty of tariffs.

However he was quick on solutions to questions on different challenges dealing with the area.

CBC requested the PC chief about complaints from metropolis corridor that provincial insurance policies stop metropolis council from blocking developments that neighbourhoods oppose.

Ford as a substitute spoke in regards to the PC authorities’s report of offering infrastructure funding to the town, chopping purple tape and laws and dashing up the method of constructing properties. 

Radio-Canada requested Ford about calls for to handle homelessness in southwestern Ontario and to extend shelter funding.

Ford stated the federal government had spent tens of tens of millions of {dollars} sheltering and feeding unhoused individuals within the area and added that it’s also spending tens of tens of millions coaching them.

Ontario Conservative Chief Doug Ford speaks throughout his marketing campaign launch subsequent to the Ambassador Bridge in Windsor, Ont., Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2025. (Dax Melmer/THE CANADIAN PRESS)

“The most effective factor we are able to do for them is get them paying job,” he stated. 

At one level in the course of the query and reply interval, a voice within the background may very well be heard yelling “Yet one more voice for Windsor West,” a reference to the PC’s want to unseat Lisa Gretzky, the incumbent and Windsor West NDP candidate, to attain a PC sweep for the area.

Windsor West PC candidate Tony Francis dodged reporters’ makes an attempt to ask him questions Wednesday. 

Andrew Dowie, the incumbent and Windsor-Tecumseh PC candidate, stated that Ford’s presence in Windsor alerts that he understands the town’s economic system and can combat for it “similar to he fought for NextStar.”

‘He got here via for us’

“He got here via for us,” Dowie stated. “He’ll proceed to come back via for us, and this can be a demonstration that he is in our nook.”

Ford is a businessman who labored within the U.S. and understands the panorama, Dowie stated.

“He understands what individuals in the USA are on the lookout for and their fears and considerations,” he stated. “He is in the very best place of all of the leaders to answer the tariff menace and be sure that Ontario is represented in a manner that will get to a win-win deal.”

Dowie wearing a "Canada is not for sale" toque, standing in front of a car speaking to reporters.Windsor-Tecumseh Progressive Conservative MPP Andrew Dowie stated Ford’s presence within the area alerts that he understands its economic system. (Chris Ensing/CBC)

Each Ford and Dowie pointed to the brand new Windsor Hospital and Freeway 3 enlargement as examples of issues the federal government has gotten completed for the area.

However exterior the information convention protesters drew consideration to healthcare and training.

The president of the Windsor and District Labour Council accused Ford of utilizing the tariffs as a distraction from his efficiency on these information.

“What our members are saying is we want assist in the classroom,” stated Mario Spagnuolo, the interim president of the Larger Essex Elementary Lecturers Federation of Ontario.

“What we’re listening to from nurses and healthcare employees is we want assist in the hospitals. We’d like assist in the clinic. … We’ve ER’s which have been shut down beneath this authorities’s watch.”

Spagnuolo referred to as Ford the equal of Donald Trump in Ontario and stated that if voters give him one other mandate, they are going to see “a really completely different province.”

One particular person carried an indication that learn “We Can Not Afford This Anymore” and instructed CBC she hates what Ford has completed to well being care and long-term care.

And JoAnn Chapman stated she’s indignant Ford is spending tens of millions on an election.

“That would have been put into healthcare,” she stated of the funds.



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