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With no incumbent, no obvious frontrunner, a shortened campaign run, and what is predicted to be a low voter turnout, one expert says Toronto could end up electing an 'accidental mayor.'
Toronto is home to almost 2 million eligible voters, yet just a small fraction of that number could decide who serves as the next mayor of Canada’s largest metropolis, taking on a $16-billion annual budget and the ability to veto decisions made by council.