Elecciones municipales en Ontario desplazan a incumbentes y aumentan representación femenina

CBC • 27 de oct 17:23

More than 400 municipal races in Ontario produced a mix of defeats for long-standing mayors, a surge in female representation and varied results in major cities.

The Globe and Mail • 27 de oct 10:34

Alvin Tedjo won the Mississauga mayoral race, Keanin Loomis defeated incumbent Andrea Horwath in Hamilton, and Fred Francis unseated Drew Dilkens in Windsor, while Mark Sutcliffe was re-elected in Ottawa and Patrick Brown retained his mayoralty in Brampton.

CityNews Toronto • 27 de oct 09:33

Several long-serving mayors and councillors were defeated in the 2026 Ontario municipal elections across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area.

CP24 • 27 de oct 09:05

Incumbent mayor Olivia Chow pledged to limit property tax hikes, expand free school meals, cap transit fares, and fund youth safety and housing initiatives after securing re-election.

Ottawa Citizen • 27 de oct 04:18

Mayor Mark Sutcliffe was re-elected with a solid margin while voter turnout fell to 36.3%, and most incumbent councillors retained their seats, leaving women in the majority on council.

CP24 • 27 de oct 04:08

Incumbent mayor Olivia Chow defeated challenger Brad Bradford, receiving about 529,000 votes (54.2%) as voter turnout rose sharply from the 2022 municipal election.

CP24 • 27 de oct 03:44

Olivia Chow secured a second term as Toronto mayor, defeating Brad Bradford by more than 127,000 votes, while several other Greater Toronto Area municipalities saw incumbent mayors lose their seats.

CP24 • 27 de oct 03:04

Olivia Chow secured a second term as Toronto mayor with 54.2% of the vote, defeating challenger Brad Bradford who received 41.1%. The victory was declared after 99.2% of polls were reported.

CityNews Toronto • 27 de oct 02:28

Three incumbent councillors were defeated and four seats were open, resulting in seven new members joining Toronto City Council for the next term.

CBC • 27 de oct 02:03

Olivia Chow defeated Brad Bradford to win a second term as Toronto's mayor, with voter turnout rising sharply for the advance voting period.

The Spec • 27 de oct 00:55

Votes have been cast in Hamilton's 2026 municipal election, but official tallies have not yet been released.

CBC • 26 de oct 21:55

Hamilton residents are casting ballots for mayor, council and school trustees, with polls closing at 8 p.m. ET and results expected shortly after.

National Post • 26 de oct 18:24

In Ontario's municipal elections, the Mississauga mayoral contest features incumbent councillor Carolyn Parrish and former mayor Bonnie Crombie, with a heated debate highlighting personal attacks between the candidates.

CP24 • 26 de oct 15:59

Municipal elections are underway in Ontario, with Toronto voters choosing between mayoral candidates Olivia Chow and Brad Bradford while polling stations remain open until 8 p.m.

CBC • 26 de oct 15:37

Incumbent Mayor Olivia Chow and challenger Brad Bradford are locked in a close contest, with recent polls showing the gap between them has tightened dramatically.

Toronto Star • 26 de oct 13:02

Toronto voters are choosing between Brad Bradford and Olivia Chow as mayor, with analysts noting a close contest and differing approaches to housing affordability.

CP24 • 26 de oct 10:00

Ontario's municipal elections are in progress, and Toronto voters will decide between mayoral candidates Brad Bradford and Olivia Chow.

The Globe and Mail • 25 de oct 22:55

Incumbent Mayor Olivia Chow and city councillor Brad Bradford are locked in a close contest for Toronto's mayoralty, with the outcome expected to hinge on voter turnout and ground-campaign efforts.

Toronto Sun • 25 de oct 21:19

Former deputy mayor Jennifer McKelvie endorsed Brad Bradford for mayor, while both candidates continue to campaign ahead of Monday's election.

CP24 • 25 de oct 15:54

Mayoral candidates Brad Bradford and Olivia Chow held separate news conferences on Sunday, reiterating their key promises as Toronto voters prepare to head to the polls on Monday.

CBC • 25 de oct 08:00

Ontario voters head to the polls on Monday, with more than 11.8 million eligible voters choosing among 6,663 candidates for mayoral and other local positions in cities including Toronto, Ottawa and Mississauga.