Ontario's Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie sits down with the hosts of Village Media's Inside the Village podcast for an in-depth conversation covering a range of pressing issues facing the province. From the doctor shortage to homeless encampments and the Liberal party's Super Bowl ads, Crombie discusses her vision for Ontario and her plans for the upcoming election.
Welcome to a special edition of Trillium Talk, your must-see briefing from Village Media’s team of journalists at the Ontario Legislature. Today, The Trillium passes the mic to the hosts of our Inside the Village podcast, who sat down for an in-depth conversation with Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie. The interview covers a wide range of topics, from the province's doctor shortage and homeless encampments to the Liberal party's Super Bowl ads.
We also ask Crombie, who was elected as party leader a little over a year ago, if she believes she has the name recognition to challenge Doug Ford in the polls. And yes, we even talk about push-ups. For the record, we've extended invitations to each of the party leaders to join us on the podcast for an election-campaign conversation. Stay tuned to see if any others accept.Looking for previous episodes of Trillium Talk? You can find them all HERE. And be sure to check out our site's 'Ontario Votes' page for everything you need to make an informed decision at the ballot box. This includes local campaign headlines, candidate profiles, party promise trackers, and in-depth daily coverage from The Trillium. Operated by Village Media, a leader in local journalism, The Trillium is a comprehensive news and information source devoted exclusively to insider coverage of Ontario politics. Passionate and plugged in, The Trillium delivers the major political headlines of the day while unpacking complex policy changes and digging deeper into key issues that impact every Ontarian. Our dedicated journalists also keep a close watch on legislative debates, question period, public appointments, lobbying activity, and regulatory proposals. The Trillium is a subscription-based news service designed especially for Queen’s Park stakeholders, such as public servants, political staffers, business leaders, lobbyists, and strategists. However, the site also features free content regularly published across our chain of local news sites. Click HERE to sign up for the site's free afternoon email newsletter, The Trillium Wrap. Subscription information can be found HERE
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