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The RCMP is investigating whether third-party ads backed by a prominent developer with ties to Ontario Premier Doug Ford violated election financing rules. In February 2020, Vaughan Working Families ran full-age newspaper ads in the Toronto area attacking teachers unions, which the Ford government had locked horns with that winter. In June, Elections Ontario found that the ads had been an “apparent contravention” of election law. The president of the corporation behind Vaughan Working Families, Vaughan Health Campus of Care, is Michael DeGasperis, a prominent developer whose ties to Premi...

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Article content It’s got story elements most of us would only expect to see in the movies: Union bosses and construction magnates arguing over who can do what work and threats that people better join the union soon or else. This Hollywood-style story may seem removed from your everyday life, but these very things are happening and driving up the cost of new homes in the GTA’s already overheated housing market. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or LILLEY: Union fight may drive up the price of your home Back to video