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39 MPs have stated positions across 109 topics · 13 shifts
Ford defends purchasing a government jet as justified for official travel, insists it wasn't a private indulgence, says selling it back recouped the purchase so "no one lost any money," and accepts responsibility for poor communication about the decision.
John Fraser says the government's purchase of a private jet is a misprioritization of spending; the money should have funded MRI machines and more teachers. He warns selling the jet may incur losses and leave unknown costs for Ontarians.
Steve Clark said public backlash convinced the premier to reverse the jet purchase and that, while no government is perfect, it shows leadership to change a decision. He acknowledged the purchase was the wrong choice and cited public feedback for selling it.