Toronto Sun: Doug Ford’s government has appointed a new lead negotiator for crucial contract talks with province’s doctors, selecting a man who helped the premier’s late brother secure a key labour deal during his term as mayor of Toronto.
Robert Reynolds, a former labour negotiator for the City of Toronto and Magna International, was made negotiations chair for talks with the Ontario Medical Association, according to a cabinet order made public this week.
Ontario’s doctors have been without a contract for five years and were engaged in difficult negotiations with the previous Liberal government, something Ford has vowed to address.
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