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Ford warns Chow mayoralty will cause Toronto’s collapse, also cause last 13 years of collapse

– As Torontonians head to the polls in a snap mayoral , Premier is warning that electing left-wing candidate will not only lead to devastation for the city, but also lead to the previous 13 years of collapse.

“Electing Chow will be cause businesses to flee our province’s capitol,” cautioned Ford this weekend. “If she becomes , Chow will also be responsible for the Eglinton Crosstown train being delayed for the last 10 years, for housing prices skyrocketing ever since Airbnb took over in 2015, and even for selling Place to a luxury spa company.”

Ford offered his dire warning about the Toronto election in a robocall where he also explained that people were stupid to believe his earlier promise not to get involved in the Toronto election. “Olivia Chow is so dangerous that she will be solely responsible for sleeping with his staffer, and for my brother Rob smoking crack. She must be stopped!”

With Chow currently polling ahead in the mayoral by-election, politicians across the country have united to raise alarms about how Chow will “single-handedly destroy Toronto’s future, as well as the past decade and a half where our guys were in charge.”

columnist and joke mayoral candidate Anthony Furey also raised his own alarm. “If Olivia Chow is elected mayor she will absolutely cause city services to decline over the last decade, as well as ballooning the budget while removing oversight.”

“How could she do, and also have done, such a thing?” Furey added desperately.

When asked about the risks of a possible Chow victory, centre-right mayoral candidate Ana Bailão answered “Just put me down for whatever John Tory said.”

At press time Olivia Chow was reportedly arriving to vote at her local polling station, before scheming to have the renamed to the Rogers Centre back in 2005.

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