Published 1 year ago

Three more candidates announce Toronto mayoral runs

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Coun. Josh Matlow, former Toronto police chief Mark Saunders, and former Toronto Sun columnist Anthony Furey announced their pitches to take the top job within hours of one another. Matlow said in an open letter Tuesday morning that Toronto City Hall’s leadership has held this city back from reaching its full potential. He said he will launch a property tax that will cost homeowners an average of $67 a year.

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Three More Candidates Enter Toronto Mayoral Race

Three more candidates have joined the already crowded race to become Toronto’s next mayor: city councillor Josh Matlow, former Toronto police chief Mark Saunders, and journalist Anthony Furey. The three candidates announced their intentions to run for mayor of Toronto within hours of each other on March 21. The mayoral byelection, slated for June 26, is subject to the Toronto city council’s approval to be decided at its meeting next week. On Feb…

1 year ago·New York, United States

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