Ontario Premier Doug Ford said he's selling the $28.9-million private jet purchased by his office because he listened to the public’s concerns about the cost. But Mr. Ford also said he believes he faces more scrutiny than other politicians. Speaking to reporters on Monday, Mr. Ford addressed the controversy surrounding his government’s decision to purchase a pre-owned 2016 Challenger 650, made by Quebec company Bombardier. On Sunday, Mr. Ford announced he would be selling the plane – just two days after the acquisition was revealed publicly. While Mr. Ford said he’s “made mistakes,” he added that he believes he faces more media scrutiny than other politicians. He said both the federal government and Quebec have purchased jets at higher costs but did not receive the same level of blowback as he did. “When I do it, I guess there’s a double standard,” Mr. Ford said. The purchase put Mr. Ford at odds with the premiers of other provinces, such as British Columbia and Alberta, who fly commercial #Canada #Ontario #OnPoli #DougFord