10 Intersections. 10 People. One Question. City Hall – Ward 20
Posted October 11, 2010 6:04 am.
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What is the most important issue in the upcoming mayoral election? CityNews went to ten different wards across Toronto to find out what voters are talking about and what they want to see on October 25. In the first of the 10-part series, we went to City Hall (Ward 20) and we’ll be visiting the wards of each of the four front-runners.
Here’s what voters at Nathan Phillips Square had to say.
What is the most important issue in the upcoming mayoral election?
Accountability. George Bizios, architect.
Undecided. Kristen Eagles, restaurant manager.
Budget and economics. Angelo Zoggas, student.
Cleaning up City Hall. Anonymous, works at City Hall.
Transit. Ken Campbell, lawyer.
Garbage. Elizabeth DaSilva, unemployed.
Environmental issues, health care. Lisa McRae, stay-at-home mom.
Keeping the Fair Wage Tax. Darryl Lozinski, steamfitter.
Employment. Alan Boblete, engineer.
Not going to vote – none of the candidates have a platform. Fraser, works for a major airline.
