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Tag Archives: Stephen Holyday
Mapping the council races in Etobicoke Wards 1 and 2
In 2018, Etobicoke went three for three in returning hard-line conservative councillors to City Hall. In Ward 3, Mark Grimes was re-elected despite several controversies, with Mayor John Tory’s help. In Ward 1 and Ward 2, councillors with famous names … Continue reading
Posted in Election, Maps, Politics, Toronto
Tagged 2018 Election, City Hall, Etobicoke, Michael Ford, Stephen Holyday, Toronto
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Mapping the 2014 Toronto election: Wards 3 and 4
Ward 3 and Ward 4, Etobicoke Centre, were both interesting races to watch. Neither ward had an incumbent councillor running for re-election. Mayoral candidates Doug Ford and John Tory were both very competitive in each ward. Tory came first in Ward 3, while Ford … Continue reading
Posted in Maps, Toronto
Tagged 2014 Election, Doug Ford, Etobicoke, John Campbell, Rob Ford, Stephen Holyday, Ward 3, Ward 4
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