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Clear divide between Chow, Bradford voters over bike lanes and congestion, new polling showsNew poll reveals Toronto’s top transportation issuesBrad Bradford speaks with North York residents about affordabilityOlivia Chow pledges more jobs for youth in ScarboroughTorontonians who want to move the city forward need to ‘change the mayor,’ Bradford saysExclusive new poll highlights top Toronto transportation concerns
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