Twitter users in Ontario may be noticing a peculiar new tag trending on the platform today, #GravyPlane, and for anyone guessing what the heck it r...
People are wondering if a police escort via the skies is normal for a premier, and are concerned about the publicly-funded force paying for the leader to attend a campaign event, which is not"official government business."about the Conservatives historically funding Ford's private flights when he was travelling for both governmental and party reasons, which they did to avoid costing taxpayers.
Insiders told the Globe at the time that the use of a private plane for government business"was highly unusual" seeing as Ontario has two planes designated for that purpose — the ones referenced, and unused, by Ford — but did say it is pretty standard for politicians to schedule party events in the same location as government announcements.
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