Live coverage of Tuesday’s mayoralty debate at the U of T Scarborough
With less then a week to go before the 2014 municipal election, this debate will focus on communities. It’s being sponsored by the Rotary Clubs and Global News.
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VIDEO: Tory casts ballot in municipal elections
Mayoral candidate, John Tory, spoke to reporters after casting his vote for the municipal elections. Advance voting started around the city Tuesday, 13 days before election day on Oct. 27. Tory, who casted his vote at…
Man in his 20s killed after downtown altercation
Man shot in downtown Toronto
VIDEO: Highlights of Doug Ford’s first mayoral debate
Toronto Mayoral candidate Doug Ford took to the stage to challenge his opponents Olivia Chow and John Tory during his mayoral debate debut on Tuesday night.
Chow, Tory: Toronto needs to be more accessible
Mayoral candidates Olivia Chow and John Tory gave their opinions on a number of issues affecting people with disabilities in Toronto. The candidates talked to an audience in a debate about problems affecting Torontonians with disabilities on Monday afternoon at the Ryerson Student Centre.
Doug Ford launches mayoral campaign
Doug Ford kicked off his mayoral campaign by going door to door on Saturday. The current city councillor officially began his mayoral race by canvassing at his home ward of Etobicoke North three days after his brother Rob Ford was diagnosed with a rare type of cancer.
ProudTOvote hosts tonight’s mayoralty debate in the Toronto election
Toronto’s LGBTQ community urged to make sure the next mayor supports gay rights, marriages, and walks in the Pride parade among other issues.
VIDEO: Rob Ford diagnosed with rare cancer
Dr. Zane Cohen announced that Mayor Rob Ford has a rare form of Cancer at a press conference at Mt. Sinai Hospital. The medical team treating Ford found a malignant tumour on the mayor’s abdomen and…
Live coverage at Mount Sinai Hospital about Mayor Rob Ford’s health
Canvassing gets candidates up close to Toronto electorate
He has been knocking on doors for years. He knows his pitch very well by now. As he approaches one of the doorsteps at Roxton Road, in Little Italy, he gently knocks on a door and patiently waits for someone to open the door. “Hi there, I’m sorry to bother you,” he said. “My name is Mike Layton, I’m running to be your city councillor. I’m just coming by to say hello and see if there are any issues on your mind.”