There will be a few new faces representing the heart of the city when the next term of Toronto City Council begins.
New candidates were elected in a slew of downtown wards in Monday’s election after incumbents in those areas decided not to run. They include more female representation on council, as well as more representation from visible minorities.
Speaking with CP24 after her win, she said she wants a city hall that “will champion the needs of residents, especially in our downtown communities.” In Toronto Centre, where Kristyn Wong-Tam resigned in the spring, TDSB trustee Chris Moise handily beat out a slew of other contenders by more than 6,500 votes. Moise is Black and also a member of the LGBTQ2S community.
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