Bonnie Crombie resigns and Doug Ford rails against speed cameras | #onpoli

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Bonnie Crombie resigned as leader of the Ontario Liberal Party after a disappointing leadership review. Steve Paikin and John Michael McGrath discuss how her vote collapsed, how she left the party in better shape, and who comes next. Ontario NDP leader Marit Stiles is set to undergo her own leadership review. The party is doing objectively worse than the Ontario Liberals, so Steve and John Michael dissect her chances - and how this event could be a soft launch for the federal party. Doug Ford applauded the City of Vaughn for shutting down its speed camera program, a move that critics say will endanger pedestrians. Steve and JMM discuss why the premier has such a disdain for these devices, which, according to experts, have a lot of upside. Steve's column: https://www.tvo.org/article/analysis-bonnie-crombie-wont-regret-her-time-as-liberal-leader T-shirt with image of Lincoln Alexander - Cyril Leeper/King's Printer for Ontario/ola.org 00:00 – Intro 05:12 – Bonnie Crombie Resigns: What’s Next for Ontario Liberals? 24:37 – NDP Biennial Meeting: Marit Stiles Leadership Review & Party Dynamics 32:26 – Speed Camera Controversy: Ford vs. Municipalities 37:58 – Your Column, My Column (NDP Nuclear Power Debate & Crombie’s Risk) 45:19 – Mailbag: Natural Gas Exports & Domestic Costs 48:26 – Closing & Credits