Fixing public disorder in Toronto doesn’t mean choosing between compassion and having higher standards
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- The Guardian Worldseen 30 Oct, 11:13description edited
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Tightly fought election saw record turnout as incumbent mayor ran against her rival Brad Bradford The mayor of Toronto, Olivia Chow, promised more rental housing, free school lunches and reduce fares for frequent transit riders after she was elected to a decisive second term as mayor in a wave of support for progressive councillors. The tightly fought election saw record turnout but Chow ultimately turned in a dominant 13 percentage point win over her rival, Brad Bradford, receiving 54% of the...Tightly fought election saw record turnout as incumbent mayor ran against her rival Brad Bradford The mayor of Toronto, Olivia Chow, promised more rental housing, free school lunches and reduce fares for frequent transit riders after she was elected to a decisive second term as mayor in a wave of support for progressive councillors. The tightly fought election saw record turnout but Chow ultimately turned in a dominant 13-percentage-point win over her rival, Brad Bradford, receiving 54% of the...
- cp24.comseen 5 Nov, 07:24headline rewritten
Toronto voters remain split on bike lanes, new exclusive polling showsToronto voters split on bike lanes, new exclusive polling shows
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How it spread - 5 original reports
Sun, 11 October 2026
1 report- stcatharinesstandard.ca19:15first to report
We can make Toronto safer while also looking after the vulnerable.
Thu, 15 October 2026
1 report- cp24.com18:14edited after publishing
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Toronto voters remain split on bike lanes, new exclusive polling showsThe battle over bike lanes in Toronto has emerged as a dividing line between Olivia Chow and Brad Bradford supporters leading into this month’s municipal election, exclusive polling shows.
Fri, 23 October 2026
1 report- Bloomberg Politics15:20
Toronto residents may be poised to unseat Mayor Olivia Chow on Monday as she fights a close race with Brad Bradford, a moderate challenger who’s tapped into voter concerns about crime, congestion and affordability.
Tue, 27 October 2026
2 reports- Bloomberg Politics02:05
Toronto reelected its progressive mayor, Olivia Chow, for a second term on Monday, opting to stick with her agenda of stronger social services and improved affordability.
- The Guardian World20:23edited after publishing
Tightly fought election saw record turnout as incumbent mayor ran against her rival Brad Bradford The mayor of Toronto, Olivia Chow, promised more rental housing, free school lunches and reduce fares for frequent transit riders after she was elected to a decisive second term as mayor in a wave of support for progressive councillors. The tightly fought election saw record turnout but Chow ultimately turned in a dominant 13-percentage-point win over her rival, Brad Bradford, receiving 54% of the...