New mayors replace incumbents in Mississauga, Hamilton and Windsor
The Globe and Mail reported that new mayors took office in Mississauga, Hamilton and Windsor on 24 October, unseating incumbent leaders, while incumbents were re-elected in Ottawa and Brampton; the results were confirmed on 27 October. CBC noted that the Ontario municipal elections were held on 24 October, with more than 11. 8 million eligible voters choosing among 6,663 candidates for mayoral and other local positions in cities such as Toronto, Ottawa and Mississauga.
In Toronto, incumbent mayor Olivia Chow defeated challenger Brad Bradford, securing a second term with about 54 % of the vote, according to CP24. Earlier in the week, Bradford and Chow held separate news conferences, and former deputy mayor Jennifer McKelvie endorsed Bradford, as reported by CP24 and the Toronto Sun.