Ontario court dismisses appeal to block release of Doug Ford’s phone records

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The Ontario Court of Appeal has dismissed a motion from the Ford government, meaning that, at least for now, the premier must hand his phone records over to civil servants.

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**Summary:** An Ontario court has dismissed an appeal by Doug Ford's government to block the release of phone records. This means that, for now, the premier must hand over his phone records to civil servants. **Why It Matters:** The dismissal of this appeal highlights ongoing legal battles between political leaders and their administrations regarding access