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Correction. (2026, October 26). Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/opinion/corrections/correction/article_b452d0e4-7946-4f55-96c2-ad0f88ec822d.html

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The article corrects a previous piece from Oct. 25 that inaccurately described Metrolinx as a public-private partnership in reference to Mayoral candidate Brad Bradford’s water plan. The correction clarifies that Metrolinx is actually a Crown agency and often employs P3 partnerships instead. This is an editorial correction rather than new reporting or analysis.

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On October 25, The Star published an article about mayoral candidate Brad Bradford's water plan that incorrectly stated Metrolinx was a public-private partnership (P3). The correction issued on October 26 clarifies that Metrolinx is actually a Crown agency. While the agency does use P3 partnerships regularly for certain projects, it remains a government-owned entity. This error highlights the importance of accurate reporting regarding organizational structures in political discourse.

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An Oct. 25 article about Mayoral candidate Brad Bradford’s water planincorrectly identified Metrolinx as a public-private partnership.

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🔮 An Oct. 25 article about Mayoral candidate Brad Bradford’s water planincorrectly identified Metrolinx as a public-private partnership.

2026-10-26 · Toronto Star

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An Oct. 25 article about Mayoral candidate Brad Bradford’s water planincorrectly identified Metrolinx as a public-private partnership. asserted

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It is a Crown agency that regularly uses P3 partnerships. asserted

that → use → partnerships

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