Rob and Doug Ford attend Stephen Harper event in Etobicoke
Former Toronto mayor Rob Ford and his brother Doug showed their support for Conservative Leader Stephen Harper this morning in Etobicoke, where they attended a Tory campaign event.
The brothers sat in the front row as Harper spoke to more than 100 supporters about his party's platform.
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Doug Ford said Harper has the best plan for Canada.
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—@cath_cullen"This is all about the economy, making sure that we stay on track and continue to have a surplus," he told reporters.
The former city councillor for Etobicoke North also took a shot at the Liberals, both federally and provincially.
"We have to make sure we don't follow the provincial Liberal situation we have out there right now, and creating billions of dollars of debt," he said.
"That's what Justin Trudeau's doing. He's going to take after Kathleen Wynne, and that's a big issue, that's a big concern for every person in Canada."
Doug Ford ran for mayor in last year's municipal election after Rob had to drop out over health concerns. Rob Ford is currently a Toronto city councillor, representing Etobicoke.