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Ford Says He Disagrees with His Party's Opposition Research on Crombie's Vacation

The party allegedly spent nearly $3,000 on resort expenses and sent someone to track Bonnie Crombie during a Jamaica vacation, according to reporting.

  • On Thursday, The Trillium reported the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party spent nearly $3,000 on two Jamaica resorts in 2023 to allegedly "spy on" Ontario Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie during her vacation.
  • The alleged surveillance occurred in December 2023, six days after Crombie won the Ontario Liberal leadership, when she took a three-day vacation at the Ocean Eden Bay resort.
  • Financial records show expenses of $1,000.05 at Ocean Eden Bay and $1,971.67 at the Royalton Negril Hotel, funded by party budgets partly comprised of taxpayer money via Ontario's per-vote subsidy.
  • Opposition leaders condemned the action as an "extraordinary abuse of public money," while Ontario Premier Doug Ford said he learned of the incident Wednesday and disagrees with the tactics.
  • Ford remarked that "things happen" in politics, though Crombie demanded accountability, stating "heads need to roll" regarding who within the Progressive Conservative Party authorized the expenditure.
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thetrillium.ca broke the news on Thursday, August 13, 2026.
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