Significant shakeup also sees two top ministers switch portfolios and new faces added to key roles in the housing and transportation files
from the province’s Integrity Commissioner that found Mr. Clark violated ethics laws.
Mr. Ford announced that Paul Calandra, formerly minister of long-term care, will become Municipal Affairs and Housing Minister, after Mr. Clark resigned to “take accountability for what has transpired.” Mr. Calandra, often a defender of Mr. Ford in the Ontario legislature, will stay on his role as House Leader.
“Mr. Ford can rearrange the deck chairs all he likes but it’s not going to change the fact that Ontarians are fed up with a corrupt government rigging the system to help a select few of their insiders get even richer – at everyone else’s expense,” she said in a statement.
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