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Critics slam Ford government appointment of York region chair as ‘conflict of interest’ | News.gg

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Critics slam Ford government appointment of York region chair as ‘conflict of interest’

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Scarpitti also suggested the appointment was undemocratic because Del Duca could have "overriding power over nine mayors," which he calls a "concentration of power"

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Scarpitti also suggested the appointment was undemocratic because Del Duca could have "overriding power over nine mayors," which he calls a "concentration of power"

By Colin D’Mello · Nov 10, 2026, 11:06 PM UTC

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Critics slam Ford government appointment of York region chair as ‘conflict of interest’
Scarpitti also suggested the appointment was undemocratic because Del Duca could have "overriding power over nine mayors," which he calls a "concentration of power"
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