2018 Municipal Election

Mike Colle (from left to right), Cynthia Lai, Brad Bradford, and Jennifer McKelvie are seen in this composite image.

New faces at city hall: A look at what they plan to bring to the table

While there will be a lot of familiar faces returning to Toronto City Hall when council resumes in December, a number of new faces will also be present and they say they are bringing some fresh ideas to the table.

Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown stands on stage with his wife Genevieve Gualtieri after winning the Brampton Mayoral Election during a campaign celebration in Brampton, Ont. on Monday October 22 , 2018. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young

Patrick Brown makes political comeback with win in Brampton mayoral race

Former Progressive Conservative leader Patrick Brown has made his political comeback – in Brampton. 2

Mike Layton (from left to right), Kristyn Wong-Tam, Michael Thompson and Paula Fletcher are seen in this composite image.

Toronto's newly elected councillors under 25-ward system

After a few rocky months on the campaign trail, Toronto city council now officially has 25 councillors.

Voters line up outside a voting station to cast their ballot in the Toronto's municipal election in Toronto on Monday, October 22 , 2018. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young

Ten communities to watch as municipal elections are held in Ontario

Voters across Ontario are casting ballots today to elect their next municipal governments. Here are 10 races to watch:

Toronto Mayor John Tory and wife Barbara Hackett acknowledge supporters after he was re-elected in the Ontario municipal election in Toronto, on Monday, October 22, 2018. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn

Tory wins second term as mayor, vows to make Toronto a 'place of hope'

John Tory has been handed a second term by voters, easily defeating former city planner Jennifer Keesmaat. 8

Front-runners aside, Toronto mayoral race a crowded field

Torontonians head to the polls Monday to pick a mayor. Much of the attention in the race has gone to frontrunners John Tory and Jennifer Keesmaat. However there are 33 other people who have registered to run for the mayor’s seat. Here are a few other mayoral candidates who have garnered attention or notoriety:

CP24's Your Vote 2018 airs on Monday, Oct 22., starting at 7 p.m. (Sumran Bhan/CP24.com)

Your Vote 2018: When and how to watch municipal election results

By the time Monday night is over, Torontonians will know what city council will look like for the next four years. CP24 is the only broadcaster in the city that will have live TV coverage for the entire evening, starting at 7 p.m.

John Tory and Jennifer Keesmaat are pictured in this composite photo. (Nathan Denette and Colin Perkel /THE CANADIAN PRESS)

Toronto mayoral race: Where Tory and Keesmaat stand on five key issues

Toronto goes to the polls Monday to vote for their favourite among three dozen candidates running for mayor. However, polls suggest no candidate poses a major threat to incumbent John Tory. His biggest threat is Jennifer Keesmaat, the city's former chief planner, who entered the race mid-summer after Premier Doug Ford's council-cutting decision threw the campaign into chaos.

Toronto residents set to vote Monday on the next four years of civic leaders

Toronto's municipal election campaign, marked by unprecedented provincial interference, ends Monday when voters get to pass judgment on the incumbent mayor's record of the past four years and decide who leads a city that accounts for upwards of 10 per cent of Canada economic output for the next four years.

Big city issues resonate across town lines in Ontario's municipal elections

Wendy Landry is worried about affordable housing, accessible public transit and infrastructure.

Toronto mayoral candidate Jennifer Keesmaat poses at her central Toronto home on August 21, 2018. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Colin Perkel

Jennifer Keesmaat entered race for mayor as ‘incredibly hopeful act’

After feeling “let-down” by Tory’s response to the move to cut the city council in half, Keesmaat got in line at City Hall with the $200 filing fee in hand and did what friends and acquaintances had been urging her to do for months -- she put her name down for Toronto mayoral candidate. 1