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Freeland took 27,806 votes for 49.8 percent of the ballots, more than 20 ahead of runner-up NDP candidate Jennifer Hollett. Conservative Karim Jivraj was third with 17.5 percent and the Green’s Nick Wright fourth with 2.9 percent.
Read moreFor the third election in a row, Don Valley West will choose between the same leading candidates: car dealership owner John Carmichael for the Conservatives, and United Church minister Rob Oliphant for the Liberals.
Read moreUniversity-Rosedale is a new electoral district, stretching roughly from Dupont Street and the Beltline Trail in the north to Bloor Street East and Dundas Street West in the south, and from Ossington Avenue in the west to Bayview Avenue in the east.
Read moreLiberal incumbent Carolyn Bennett has served as MP for the federal riding of Toronto-St. Paul’s since 1997, but the former phsyician sounds as excited to be campaigning for the 2015 election as if she were running for the first time.
Read moreBefore the 2015 federal election was officially called in early August, Eglinton-Lawrence was one of the most high-profile races in
Read moreFormer journalist Jennifer Hollett won the nomination to be the NDP candidate in the newly formed University—Rosedale riding on Feb. 5.
Read moreLeaders of the three main parties have effectively been in campaign mode since May 2, but surprisingly slow out of the gate is the NDP,
Read moreLess than a week after staving off a spirited challenge by the NDP and holding Toronto Centre for the Liberal party, new MP Chrystia Freeland was mapping out a new strategy.
Read moreChrystia Freeland is running for Toronto Centre. Literally.
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Read moreWilliam Molls hopes to take St. Paul’s for the NDP
Read moreFormer Ward 22 candidate William Molls to campaign for reduction in municipal voting age and for NDP in St. Paul’s
Read moreThe morning after the G20 Summit wrapped up in Toronto, Federal NDP leader Jack Layton called on the Harper government to compensate businesses that were vandalized by violent protesters.
Read moreIt seems NDP leader Jack Layton hasn’t slowed down any since announcing last month he may need to take it easy while undergoing treatment for prostate cancer.
Read moreMembers of the Beaches-East York New Democrats have chosen their new federal standard-bearer to replace Marilyn Churley who was appointed as a Justice of the Peace last fall.
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