Ex-councillor, Joe Mihevc and former political staffer, Robin Buxton Potts, are chosen to fill vacancies on Toronto city council
To replace former Ward 13 Toronto Centre councillor Kristyn Wong-Tam, who, council chose Robin Buxton Potts, who was chief of staff in Wong-Tam’s council office.
Mihevc, who has taught urban affairs and taken care of his 99-year-old father since his 2018 election loss, told councillors that he sees the interim post as a “modest, caretaking role.” Buxton Potts said she learned how to be councillor working for Wong-Tam since 2019, and years before that, for then-councillor Adam Vaughan and his replacementBuxton Potts said she plans to hand off constituency files to the ward winner of the fall election in a “very clean, thorough transition.”
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