Toronto mayoral election Q&A: Join reporters dmrider, alysanmati and BenSpurr today at 1 p.m. as they take you behind the scenes into covering this year’s mayoral byelection.
What are the biggest issues currently affecting our city? What kinds of promises are candidates making on the campaign trail?
With the Toronto mayoral byelection less than a month away, the Toronto Star city hall bureau will answer all your burning questions about the candidates running in the race and the Star’s coverage ahead of the June 26 vote.as they take you behind the scenes into covering this year’s mayoral byelection.The Q&A will take place on this page in the Conversations section, which you’ll find at the end of this story. It’s written, not audio.
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