‘This is and will always be home’: MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith on not seeking re-election
Erskine-Smith told The Observer he has no current plans to seek any political office for the time being, but says he is “open to the idea” in the future.
Erskine-Smith told The Observer he has no current plans to seek any political office for the time being, but says he is “open to the idea” in the future.
Expensive rentals and more housing are priority concerns among candidates in the mayoral race.
Architecture students from three Ontario universities are putting their artistic and creative skills to the test by building winter designs around public lifeguard posts at the Toronto Beaches.
Spirits were high at Jennie Worden’s election night party, even though she was not elected for council in Ward 19 Beaches-East York.
The lack of affordable housing has become a prominent issue for east-end residents in this year’s municipal election campaigns.
With the municipal election coming, Brad Bradford of Beaches-East York is vying for re-election against six other candidates.
Dupuis said she has been interested in provincial politics for a while, as she sees intersection between provincial responsibilities and her experiences as a scientist and an educator.
The drive-thru parade was to take place Saturday, April 3 in the Eglinton GO Station parking lot.
Beach residents just love their dogs and the winter off-leash areas, but not everyone shares the sentiments.
Residents of Ward 19 Beaches-East York attended a debate on Oct. 3 to hear candidates from the four major parties — although only three showed up.