Posts Filed Under: villains 2016
Nominated for: mucho social media misogyny, and taking over public spaces.
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Samira Mohyeddin • Illustration by Emile Compion
Nominated for: a surprise bankruptcy which left hundreds of Ontario's most vulnerable in the lurch.
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David Hains • Illustration by Neville Park
The very worst Toronto people, places, things, and ideas of 2016.
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Torontoist
Nominated for: ignoring the two-tonne hunk of metal in the room and instead blaming the 70-kg victim for taking up too much space.
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Tammy Thorne • Illustration by Emile Compion
Nominated for: waging a pointless crusade against preferred pronouns.
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Simon Bredin • Illustration by Brett Lamb
Nominated for: symbolizing city hall's worst fiscal tendencies.
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Neville Park • Illustration by Neville Park
Nominated for: small-minded, one-track politics that do a disservice to Scarborough and Toronto.
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Sean Marshall • Illustration by Brett Lamb
Nominated for: being a major headache.
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Rhiannon Russell • Illustration by Dasha Zolota
Nominated for: failing to provide the serious leadership Toronto needs.
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Christopher Bird • Illustration by Dasha Zolota
Nominated for: muscling its way into the market at the expense of cab drivers.
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Sean Marshall • Illustration by Hana Shafi
Nominated for: bringing Lucille Bluth-level commentary to Toronto's bike lanes.
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Tannara Yelland • Illustration by Brett Lamb
Nominated for: failing, time and again, to deliver the streetcars Toronto desperately needs.
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David Hains • Illustration by Dasha Zolota
Do you have opinions on who deserves the title of Toronto's Superhero and Supervillain of 2016? Vote here.
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Torontoist
Nominated for: giving us many more moments that erode public trust.
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David Hains • Illustration by Dasha Zolota
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