Torontonians will choose their next mayor and city council in Monday’s municipal election.
The campaigns have already set off a wave of reaction across the city. Want a breakdown of who comes out ahead and who got left behind? Curious how the new council will shape the debates over housing, transit and the city’s budget? Want to know what the outcome means for Toronto’s relationship with Queen’s Park?
That’s where City hall reporters Ben Cohen and Ben Spurr come in. Tune in the day after the election, Tuesday, Oct. 27 at 12 p.m. for a live Q&A on all things Toronto election, including the results, the political fallout and what to watch for next.
Here’s how to submit questions and join the chat:
- The live Q&A will take place in the comment section below. There is no live stream video. Cohen and Spurr will respond to questions by replying to individual comments.
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