Yet another former elected official threw her hat in the ring Tuesday in the race to become Toronto’s next mayor.
Former Liberal MP Celina Caesar-Chavannes registered as a candidate at Toronto City Hall on Day 2 of nominations.
Caesar-Chavannes represented the riding of Whitby from 2015 to 2019. She was elected as a Liberal, but left the Liberal caucus in 2019, citing conflict with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. “When we talk about people being safe, it's also about making policies that are very inclusive, that allow people to be as friendly with their neighbors as they are on the subway,” Caesar-Chavannes said.
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