Etobicoke drivers were most ticketed by ASE cameras last year
Etobicoke drivers racked up the highest number of tickets issued by automated speed enforcement (ASE) cameras over five months last year.
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Central Toronto Daily Updates: September–December 2019
A quick look at the latest news, views and things to do in Central Toronto neighbourhoods.
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Moving forward with Liberal agenda despite minority, Morneau says
The Liberals won 157 seats, well short of the 170 needed to form a majority, but they will press ahead with their agenda, re-elected MP Bill Morneau said.
Read moreLiberals hold Toronto Centre
Liberal Glen Murray easily held onto the Toronto Centre riding, receiving more than triple the number of votes as his closest rival, PC candidate Martin Abell, on June 12.
Read moreMP Chrystia Freeland gets to work
Less 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 moreLiberal sprints toward finish line in Toronto Centre
Chrystia Freeland is running for Toronto Centre. Literally.
Read moreByelection a trial run for 2015, losing candidate says
NDP candidate Linda McQuaig may have lost the Toronto Centre byelection on Nov. 25, but you wouldn’t know it from her “victory party” at downtown’s upscale Hot House Café.
Read moreLiberals celebrate big win in Toronto Centre
In her victory speech, newly elected Toronto Centre MP Chrystia Freeland went on the offensive against NDP tactics of “negative personal attacks” for the first time, saying they took a page out of the Conservatives’ book.
Read moreCandidates finish on calm note
he fourth and final debate in the Toronto Centre byelection was a relatively calm event, with the biggest splash being made by an independent candidate who was not part of the panel.
Read moreInequality all the buzz in byelection
A distinct difference has emerged between the two frontrunners trying to author their own success in the race to win the Nov. 25 federal byelection in Toronto Centre.
Read moreFight is on for Toronto Centre
Voters head to polls on Nov. 25 for hotly contested byelection.
Read moreSt. Paul’s here to stay
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Read moreMayoral past is key for Murray’s campaign
Toronto Centre MPP plays up time as Winnipeg’s leader
Read moreRiding changes could mean more wards
Municipal election boundaries not tied to federal constituencies, but new map may be the impetus for an expansion of city council’s membership in midtown
Read moreProvincial voter data goes missing
Two Elections Ontario employees sacked after leaving USB drives in unsecured location
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