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May 25, 2026
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Ontario court dismisses appeal to block release of Doug Ford’s phone records
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Article Excerpt
The Ontario Appeal Court has dismissed the government’s attempt to cancel an order telling civil servants to access Doug Ford’s personal call logs, reactivating a requirement for the premier to hand over his records. Earlier this year, a panel of three Ontario judges sided with Global News and upheld a ruling from the Information and Privacy Commissioner (IPC) ordering Ford to disclose the government-related calls he makes from his personal device. The decision came as part of a years-long transparency battle centring on a week of call logs on the premier’s personal phone from November 2022, w…
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