Your Choices for Toronto’s 2016 Superhero and Supervillain of the Year
Congratulations to your Superhero of the Year, and lots of boos and hisses to the Supervillain.

Congratulations to your Superhero of the Year, and lots of boos and hisses to the Supervillain.
Nominated for: mucho social media misogyny, and taking over public spaces.
Nominated for: a surprise bankruptcy which left hundreds of Ontario's most vulnerable in the lurch.
Nominated for: having something for, and meaning something to, everyone.
The very worst Toronto people, places, things, and ideas of 2016.
Nominated for: waging a pointless crusade against preferred pronouns.
Nominated for: reaching new heights while staying grounded.
Nominated for: showing us how to let go and explore our city.
Nominated for: symbolizing city hall's worst fiscal tendencies.
Nominated for: small-minded, one-track politics that do a disservice to Scarborough and Toronto.
Nominated for: providing a promising outlet for artists and audiences.
Nominated for: being a major headache.
Nominated for: failing to provide the serious leadership Toronto needs.
Nominated for: encouraging Toronto to have necessary conversations about race and policing.
Nominated for: speaking out for her sisters, and her native country's industry.
Nominated for: muscling its way into the market at the expense of cab drivers.
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