Interview: Doug Ford discusses his desire to move Griffin Centre youth group home

Posted May 18, 2014 5:15 pm.

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680News reporter Fil Martino spoke with Ward 2, Etobicoke-North councillor Doug Ford about his efforts to move a group home for developmentally disabled youth from his ward after residents complained about what they called frequent visits from emergency services.

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