Posts Filed Under: municipal election 2014
Nominated for: turning out in record numbers.
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Kaitlin Wright • Illustration by Jeremy Kai
Nominated for: being all the things Doug Ford is.
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Graeme Bayliss • Illustration by Matthew Daley
Nominated for: giving us one more year of being the worst mayor this city has ever had.
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Christopher Bird • Illustration by Jeremy Kai
Nominated for: being mostly about simple maps, catchy slogans, and inadequate solutions.
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Steve Munro • Illustration by Brian McLachlan
An analysis of the 2014 election results suggests it would be in his own best interests—and in the best interests of voters.
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Adil Sayeed (guest opinion)
Outside City Hall this afternoon, Tory spoke about transitioning into office and getting former opponents on his team.
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Graeme Bayliss • Photo by Giordano Ciampini
Toronto's most vulnerable populations, and the quality of our public discourse, are not much better off today than they were under Rob Ford.
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Christopher Bird and Hamutal Dotan • Photo by Daniel Bitondi
Toronto would be remiss to forget the past four years. A reflection on where to find inspiration in the Ford era, and what we need to do next.
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David Hains
Once again, Toronto's representatives don't reflect the population that elected them.
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Desmond Cole
Results, analysis, fact-checks, and more. Follow along as Toronto elects its new mayor and city council.
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Torontoist
School Board candidate Ausma Malik has been the target of Islamphobic slurs, and she's not the only one. We need to stand against these vile attacks.
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Rima Berns-McGown
From free beer, to bingo, to burlesque, we round up the best Toronto has to offer on election night 2014.
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Peter Goffin
The leading candidates promise they can keep property taxes around or below inflation. Here's why that promise is either irresponsible or the product of wishful thinking.
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David Hains
How the candidates compare on some of the city's biggest issues.
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Torontoist
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Brett Lamb
Candidates often don't reflect the diversity of their constituencies—and that may be keeping some residents away from the ballot box.
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Desmond Cole
Toronto activists, academics, and community organizers explain what issues voters should consider before they head to the polls.
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Peter Goffin
From transit and cycling to the environment and policing, here's how he would tackle some of the biggest challenges facing the city.
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Hamutal Dotan • Photo by Rémi Carreiro
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