Published 1 year ago

Former police chief Mark Saunders to run for mayor

Summary by Ground News

Mark Saunders will enter the race to become Toronto's next mayor, a spokesperson confirmed Monday night. Saunders served as Toronto's police chief from 2015 until his resignation in the summer of 2020. He ran under the Progressive Conservative banner in June's provincial election but was defeated by Liberal Stephanie Bowman by about 1,800 votes.

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Former police chief Mark Saunders to run for mayor

Former police chief Mark Saunders will enter the race to become Toronto’s next mayor, a spokesperson for his campaign confirmed Monday night.

1 year ago·Canada

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CBC News

Former Toronto police chief Mark Saunders to join crowded race for mayor

Former Toronto police chief Mark Saunders says he will run to be the city's next mayor, joining a crowded contest that now includes current and former councillors.

1 year ago·Canada

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Global News

Former Toronto police chief set to run for mayor - Toronto

Mark Saunders, who served as Toronto's first Black chief of police, confirmed the news on Monday evening.

1 year ago·Toronto, Canada

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Toronto Sun

Former Toronto police chief Mark Saunders joins mayoral race

Restoring a sense of safety to Toronto would be his top priority if elected mayor, former police chief Mark Saunders says.

1 year ago·Toronto, Canada

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The Globe & Mail

Former police chief Mark Saunders to run for Toronto mayor

Mark Saunders says as a former police chief, he knows the city needs to do more than just ‘add police or more money – as that won’t solve the problem long-term’

1 year ago·Canada

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