Toronto housing advocate Gru is running for mayor and he will do so with a name other than the one listed on his legal identification, following an exception made by elections officials.
Gru, who does not use a last name, told CP24 he has “not yet had the time or resources” to start the process of getting his legal name changed to Gru before mayoral nominations close on May 12.
As far as single names go, the Vital Statistics Act of 1990 and Change of Name Act, R.S.O. 1990 provide some guidance to align with a person’s “traditional culture,” which in some instances might eschew last names. The representative added that there have been “other circumstances” where a candidate has requested that a name they use regularly be included on the ballot in addition to a legal name.
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