Dianne Saxe Needs to Convince Danforth Voters She’s No Outsider
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Dianne Saxe attends a meet-and-greet with constituents at Withrow Park in September. Photo by Nic Hotchkiss / The Local
A walk through Toronto-Danforth with the former environmental lawyer, who jumped into the ward race just minutes before registration closed.
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