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‘Ping-pong’ election shocks local nominees

Diane Dyson's first run as city councilor wasn't what she expected. She doesn't know her ward, her competition or her budget, but she does know one thing about this election — "it's making voter's heads spin."

To bury or not to bury, that’s the question for Scarborough LRT

This is the biggest item that will come across the desk of a councillor and the most important issue facing Toronto
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Scarborough voices won over subsidized childcare cuts

After months of emotional debate, City Hall’s executive committee heard from over 200 deputations during a 20-hour marathon meeting that wrapped up early Tuesday morning. Mayor Rob Ford and his 13-member committee heard from many Torontonians about proposed service cuts.

Thompson drives for TTC chair

Michael Thompson wants to take the wheel at the TTC and steer a better route for Scarborough commuters.

Scarborough residents not moved by new bylaw

Despite initial confusion that left Scarborough residents scratching their heads, a new City of Toronto harmonized zoning bylaw will not affect the 61 per cent of Scarborough homeowners.

Change is not in the cards for Scarborough Centre

While the majority of Scarborough councillors opted to endorse changes this election, Scarborough Centre residents voted to keep more of the same.

Thompson gets ringing endorsement from voters

Ward 37 incumbent Michael Thompson is returning to city hall on a tidal wave of support. He won with 84 per cent of the vote.

Ward 37: Michael Thompson to return for another term

Thompson takes 80 per cent of vote to return to council.

Micheal Thompson reelected for city council

Thompson sweeps back into office with 10 times more votes than his closest rival.

City councillor gets legal fees reimbursed

Going against its own legal advice, Toronto city council has voted overwhelmingly to reimburse...

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