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23 candidates search for breakthrough in Scarborough Southwest byelection - Toronto - Vimarsana News

23 candidates search for breakthrough in Scarborough Southwest byelection - Toronto

After more than a decade with the same municipal representation, change is guaranteed in Toronto's ward 20 during the upcoming Scarborough Southwest byelection.

Polls open in Scarborough Southwest city byelection - Vimarsana News

Polls open in Scarborough Southwest city byelection

Voters in Scarborough Southwest are heading to the polls Thursday to choose the ward's new city councillor from a field of 23 candidates. Polling stations are open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Source: cbc.ca
Mayoral hopeful Gil Penalosa promises to tear down Gardiner East, build 8,000 homes on same land - Vimarsana News

Mayoral hopeful Gil Penalosa promises to tear down Gardiner East, build 8,000 homes on same land

Calling city council's $1-billion decision to reconstruct the Gardiner Expressway East the biggest "financial fiasco" of the last eight years, mayoral candidate Gil Penalosa says that if elected, he would instead build a boulevard on the valuable land.

Source: cbc.ca
Toronto's mayoral hopefuls in their own words - Vimarsana News

Toronto's mayoral hopefuls in their own words

CBC Toronto asked every mayoral candidate six key questions about why they're running and what direction they'd take the city in. Here are their responses.

Source: cbc.ca
5 candidates vying to be Toronto's mayor to square off in debate Monday - Vimarsana News

5 candidates vying to be Toronto's mayor to square off in debate Monday

Five candidates vying to be mayor of Toronto are squaring off in the second major debate of the campaign on Monday afternoon. Torontonians will cast their ballots on Oct. 24.

Source: cbc.ca