Doug Ford booed at Special Olympics opening ceremony
“I haven’t heard that much energy in a long time,” said Premier Ford to the already booing audience.
“I haven’t heard that much energy in a long time,” said Premier Ford to the already booing audience.

The Premier of Ontario Doug Ford attended the opening ceremonies for the Youth Special Olympics last night and got a not-so-warm welcome from the audience.
“I haven’t heard that much energy in a long time,” said Premier Ford to the already booing audience.
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View on XPremier Ford chuckled off the booing and said that this was “the first event” that he’s ever gotten booed at.
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View on YouTubeWhen asked what he thought about being booed, Premier Ford said that it was a “great event,” and that he “supports the Special Olympics.”
“Our government supported it, we funded it, and I’ll always continue to support kids with disabilities,” Ford continued.
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View on YouTubePremier Ford had recently made headlines regarding his initial plans to cuts to funding, specifically surrounding his large slashes to autistic child care, a wildly unpopular move that prompted a large public outcry.
That outcry flipped Premier Ford’s decision, leading him to then double the $320 million in funds it had initially allocated for an allowance-based autism support system.
What do you think? Would you boo Doug Ford? Let us know in the comments below.
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