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Which mayoral candidate do you intend to vote for in 2021?

  • Jeremy Farkas

    Votes: 3 5.0%
  • Jyoti Gondek

    Votes: 43 71.7%
  • Brad Field

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Jan Damery

    Votes: 11 18.3%
  • Jeff Davison

    Votes: 2 3.3%
  • Other

    Votes: 1 1.7%

  • Total voters
    60
"Intended Candidate for Mayor"? Can you not just say "for Mayor"?
This might be some cleverness around election rules - you can start campaigning before you are allow to campaign, because you're not a candidate yet?

At any rate, seems wildly overkill for municipal elections to have announcements and press conferences a year out from an election. Perhaps to combo of the province directed provincial parties to the big cities, and their the mantra of "always be running for election" with the provincial government running permanent attack ads against their opponents even though an election is like 3 years away is rubbing off on local behaviours too.
 
We know its wAy tOo RiSkY to have provincial elections during wildfire season, but if we can learn anything from the present moment is that October is also a bad time for elections because of hurricanes or something so maybe they'll bump the civic one up to January '25 to get these woke radicals out of city councils...
 
"However, council learned Tuesday that administration was able to bring that increase down by 0.9 per cent, by allocating a higher amount of investment income to the city’s operating budget, reviewing operating variances and leveraging other grants and funding sources."


Sounds like they brought the tax increase down due to accounting changes, hard to not link it with the firing of the CFO who likely objected to this.

 
"However, council learned Tuesday that administration was able to bring that increase down by 0.9 per cent, by allocating a higher amount of investment income to the city’s operating budget, reviewing operating variances and leveraging other grants and funding sources."


Sounds like they brought the tax increase down due to accounting changes, hard to not link it with the firing of the CFO who likely objected to this.

Good on the City, council was raking them ahead of this. Credit where credit is due.
 

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