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Published Thursday, April 29, 2021 11:03PM EDT The chief of staff and deputy chief of staff to Premier Doug Ford were notified that former Finance Minister Rod Phillips would not be in Toronto days before his trip to St. Barts. Emails obtained by the Ontario Liberal Party show that on Dec. 4, Andrew Sidnell, then Phillips chief of staff, wrote to James Wallace, Ford s chief of staff, that the minister will not be in Toronto and not available in person between Dec. 12 and Jan. 19. The email was also sent to Simone Daniels, the Premier s deputy chief of staff. He will be completely available via teleconference, teams, zoom, etc. and will still be attending cabinet meetings virtually. I think he will let the Premier know directly as well, Sidnell wrote in the email.
TORONTO The chief of staff and deputy chief of staff to Premier Doug Ford were notified that former Finance Minister Rod Phillips would not be in Toronto days before his trip to St. Barts. Emails obtained by the Ontario Liberal Party show that on Dec. 4, Andrew Sidnell, then Phillips chief of staff, wrote to James Wallace, Ford s chief of staff, that the minister will not be in Toronto and not available in person between Dec. 12 and Jan. 19. The email was also sent to Simone Daniels, the Premier s deputy chief of staff. He will be completely available via teleconference, teams, zoom, etc. and will still be attending cabinet meetings virtually. I think he will let the Premier know directly as well, Sidnell wrote in the email.