For all the ire directed at the increase, I suspect that a cut will be an equally tough sell, even if it's with different people. And Wynne likely knew that when she did it. He never, AFAIK, actually promised to roll it back. That's not to say he won't, but he'd have to throw a bone of some kind to the workers affected because some of them are, no doubt, among his supporters. He could possibly do it under the auspices of budget cutting, since provincial and municipal governments employ a lot of minimum wage workers, esp. in summer, or may argue that he's helping promote growth by reducing "cost burdens unnecessarily forced on businesses" (something like that anyhow). It's potentially a political hot potato though so I imagine even Ford will tread with care.
