ONE on One with Possibly the Next Mayor of Brampton, Patrick Brown

Published July 27, 2018 at 6:52 pm

A look back at our talk with Patrick Brown–and his political comeback–from July 2018

A look back at our talk with Patrick Brown–and his political comeback–from July 2018

On Thursday, July 26, news broke that Premier Doug Ford was planning to cut Toronto city council almost in half and cancelling the upcoming regional chair elections in Peel, York, Niagara and Muskoka. Less than 24 hours later, Patrick Brown, the former Ontario PC leader who was in a good position to become Peel’s next regional chair, registered to run for mayor in Brampton.

As for the no longer available regional chair position, Brown registered to run for that on Tuesday, July 3. That was the beginning of a rather improbable political comeback following his dramatic ousting from the Ontario PC party due to controversial sexual misconduct allegations.

inBrampton.com recently sat down with Brown to talk about Doug Ford, his political comeback, his upcoming tell-all memoir and, oddly enough, whether or not he would ever run for mayor of Mississauga (looks like we had the wrong city in mind!).

Here’s what he had to say:

What got Patrick Brown into Politics?

 

What got Patrick Brown into Politics? from insauga on Vimeo.


Is this your political comeback?


What is your relationship with Doug Ford?

 


What do you do for fun?

 

What Patrick Brown Does for Fun? from insauga on Vimeo.


Who inspires you?

 

Who inspires Patrick Brown? from insauga on Vimeo.


Why come back to politics? 

 

Why come back politics? from insauga on Vimeo.


Tell us about your tell all book called “A Political Assassination”?

 

Patrick Brown tell all book called "A Political Assassination" from insauga on Vimeo.

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