Doug Ford knocks back plan to sell off U.S. booze for charity

Global NewsMonday, December 15, 2025 at 11:10:59 PM
Doug Ford knocks back plan to sell off U.S. booze for charity
  • Ontario Premier Doug Ford has rejected a proposal to sell surplus American alcohol to raise funds for food banks, stating that the process is 'not as easy as it sounds.' This decision comes amid ongoing discussions about innovative ways to support charitable organizations in the province.
  • The rejection of this plan highlights the challenges faced by the Ontario government in addressing food insecurity and fundraising for charities, potentially limiting alternative revenue streams that could aid those in need during difficult economic times.
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