John Fraser

We're going to get, as I said earlier, the fall economic statement later this week.

So this is interesting, right, because John Fraser is going to be in the chair leading the caucus.

We've got two of the four candidates who are themselves in caucus and who may use the opportunity of question period and the attention that that generates to try to get a little bit more attention if they can for themselves.

But, of course, we've got an interim leader in John Fraser who's leading the caucus before the new leader themselves comes forward after they are picked.

At the end of November.

So, you know, I guess the question for me here is Doug Ford's been away from from at least the accountability of Queen's Park for a significant amount of time.

Yeah, well, look, I mean, the legislature, I think, was sitting last on June 2nd, 21 weeks.

It seems like a lifetime ago, right? I mean, a lot has happened over the course of that time.

Let's go back to Ontario now.

Yesterday, John Fraser, who is the interim leader of the Ontario Liberal Party, was out talking about Ontario Premier Doug Ford.

Today, Doug Ford is doing some sort of a, a fireside chat.

I believe it's at the Board of Trade in Toronto.

You know, it, it is unbelievable to me that the minister did not simply say, "I'm resigning." This is hundreds of millions of dollars of taxpayers' money, and now what's happened is students like PSWs, like hairdressers, people who are going to career colleges to get a job are now out of luck because the government mismanaged this.

Some crackly audio, but I think you get the point.

John Fraser is talking about the OSAP scandal that's happening in Ontario.

Quick history lesson.