Liberal insiders think this former Trudeau cabinet minister can beat Doug Ford via torontostar
and is now the CIBC’s vice-chair of global investment banking, was unavailable for comment Thursday.
“He has the ability to, in a short time, build appeal with the public. I think people will like him the more they are exposed to him,” said the veteran Liberal. Bains has “a relatable manner outside of GTA but a strong connect with aspiring populations in suburbs,” the Liberal added. A popular figure in federal and provincial Liberal circles, Bains is also respected by Ford’s Tories afterwith the premier and Economic Development Minister Vic Fedeli to attract jobs to Ontario.
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