CP24 hosted the final debate of the Toronto mayor’s race on Thursday. These were the highlights - CTV News
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Toronto Decides | Candidate Face-Off‘There is so much we can do together by keeping the cost down’: ChowBradford slams Chow for falling short on her housing promise to TorontoniansGenerations will pay for ‘the big debt you’re going to have’: Chow on Bradford’s proposed tax freeze‘The same can’t do attitude’: Bradford on Chow’s dismissal of savings in $19B budgetToronto Decides | Round 1: Affordability
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