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EPISODE · Mar 17, 2026 · 44 MIN

Ford Moves to Legalize Pepper Spray and Doubles Down on Keeping Secrets From Taxpayers

from Scott Fox After 9 · host Scott Fox

Today's episode of After 9 is all about Doug Ford and his headline-making news conference yesterday. From controversial policy ideas to serious questions about transparency, this is a moment that has people talking, and Scott has plenty to say. Hear Ford explain why he wants to legalize pepper spray and his reasoning for refusing to release his cell phone records. He also outlines his plan to tighten freedom of information laws, making it more difficult for taxpayers and the media to track government spending. The conversation also turns global, as Ford weighs in on rising tensions involving Iran. In addition, he shares his thoughts on high-speed rail in Ontario and responds to renewed calls for bail reform across Canada.  Scott is fired up, breaking down every major moment, challenging the messaging, and delivering direct reaction to one of the most talked-about political appearances in recent memory. If you care about government transparency, public safety, and where Ontario is headed next, this is a must-listen episode.

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