The election for one of Toronto’s French-language public school board trustees next week has been voided, the city clerk announced Wednesday.
In a news release, Toronto City Clerk John D. Elvidge said the vote for the Conseil scolaire Viamonde Ward 3 trustee was nullified after it was determined one of the two candidates was not eligible to hold office.
According to the city’s election website, two candidates registered to run in Ward 3: Amina Bibi Bhaiyat and Joseph Frasca. The city noted there are 3,700 French-language public school voters in that downtown ward, which encompasses Spadina-Fort York, University-Rosedale, Toronto-St Paul’s, Toronto Centre, Toronto-Danforth and Beaches-East York.
The qualifications to be a French school board trustee are having French as a language first learned and still understood, attended a French language school in Canada, or having children who attended or are attending a French language school in Canada.
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