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Doug Ford said he’s happy to take on Bonnie Crombie, but criticized her decision to stay on as mayor of Mississauga while running for the leadership of the Ontario Liberal Party.

Doug Ford said he’s happy to take on Bonnie Crombie, but criticized her decision to stay on as mayor of Mississauga while running for the leadership of the Ontario Liberal Party.

You may disagree with the specifics of some of the proposals coming from left-leaning candidates, but at least they’re acknowledging reality.

Support for Chow remains nearly triple that of nearest rivals Coun. Josh Matlow and former police chief Mark Saunders, says a Forum Research poll conducted for the Star

Mark Saunders would be a new kind of mayor in a city long helmed by lawyers and businessmen, but the former chief’s campaign raises new questions — and old baggage.

<br>Once it was so polluted it caught fire several times - and was declared dead in 1969, but Toronto’s Don river is now roaring back to life <br>Can the Don River be resurrected ?

The number of Toronto households who rent increased by about 25 per cent from 2011 to 2021 — and candidates are taking notice.

Multiple opinion polls since April suggest decided voters are interested in moving Toronto to the political left after 13 years of right-leaning rule.

Mayoral campaign teams can look to the Maple Leafs for lessons in the difference between regular season wins and winning when it matters.

Back in 2011 Doug Ford wanted a Ferris wheel. That was when he was a Toronto councillor and closest advisor to his brother, Mayor Rob Ford. Councillor