Bonnie Crombie will take a leave of absence from her role as Mississauga's mayor, according to a spokesperson on her campaign for Ontario Liberal leadership.
Bonnie Crombie will take a leave of absence from her role as Mississauga mayor, according to a spokesperson on her campaign.
A spokesperson for Crombie’s Ontario Liberal leadership campaign confirmed the move to CTV News Toronto Wednesday evening. At this time, it's unclear who will oversee mayoral responsibilities in her absence.Crombie launched her bid for the Ontario Liberals top job in June, claiming she has the "experience and energy” necessary to take on Premier Doug Ford in the next provincial election, slated for the spring of 2026.This is a developing story. More to come.
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