TORONTO – Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow secured a second term in office following Ontario’s October 26 municipal elections, which also produced several significant political upsets across the province, ending the careers of some longtime municipal leaders. Chow defeated city councillor Brad Bradford, winning approximately 54.2 per cent of the vote compared with Bradford’s 41.1 per […] The post Olivia Chow re-elected as Ontario municipal elections deliver major political upsets first appeared on Horizon Weekly .
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