Toronto, GTA ridings: 2021 Federal Election results

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    CityNews reporter Melissa Nakhavoly gives us the details to know about election results across the GTA.

    By Lucas Casaletto

    Despite dealing with a handful of disruptions at various stations across the country, Toronto and Greater Toronto Area (GTA) residents headed out to the polls on Monday.

    CityNews is projecting the Liberals have won enough seats to stay in power with a minority government but have fallen short of winning a majority.

    For Toronto and GTA ridings, there wasn’t much in terms of surprises of altered outcomes. Here in Toronto, the Liberals had hoped to pick up some of the 15 seats they need to form a majority and entered the night widely expected to sweep every riding in the city, all considered red heavy.

    Toronto-Danforth saw Julie Dabrusin win her riding while Melissa Lantsman of the Conservatives managed to hold her riding in Thornhill.

    The Liberals’ Anita Anand was declared the winner in Oakville; a significant development for Canada’s vaccine minister. Anand was a rookie MP after winning in 2019 when she was appointed.

    She quickly became in charge of the country’s efforts to secure COVID-19 vaccines and was often on the campaign trail with Trudeau.

    Two notable flips came in Markham-Unionville, where Liberal Paul Chiang took his riding; a region that strongly leaned in the Tories’ favour heading into the election. The other was Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill, which goes to Leah Taylor Roy.

    The Conservatives had a 1,000 vote lead in that region back in 2019.

    In Toronto, former “The Social” host and rookie MP, Marci Ien, took her Toronto Centre riding by ensuring a win for the Liberals. Chrystia Freeland, meanwhile, won re-election in her downtown Toronto riding of University-Rosedale.

    The deputy prime minister and finance minister will now have a chance to keep building a national child-care system announced in her April budget.

    According to Elections Canada, almost 6.8 million people voted early, most of them at advance polls over a week ago, and the rest through special ballots cast by mail or at Elections Canada offices.


    Federal Election 2021: Real-time results and map


    RESULTS BY REGION


    • Riding Winner Incumbent
      Ajax Mark Holland Mark Holland
      Durham Erin O’Toole Erin O’Toole
      Oshawa Colin Carrie Colin Carrie
      Pickering–Uxbridge Jennifer O’Connell Jennifer O’Connell
      Whitby Ryan Turnbull Ryan Turnbull

    • Riding Winner Incumbent
      Burlington Karina Gould Karina Gould
      Milton Adam van Koeverden Adam van Koeverden
      Oakville Anita Anand Anita Anand
      Oakville North–Burlington Pam Damoff Pam Damoff
      Wellington–Halton Hills Michael Chong Michael Chong

    • Riding Winner Incumbent
      Flamborough–Glanbrook Dan Muys David Sweet
      Hamilton Centre Matthew Green Matthew Green
      Hamilton East–Stoney Creek Chad Collins Bob Bratina
      Hamilton Mountain Lisa Hepfner Scott Duvall
      Hamilton West–Ancaster–Dundas Filomena Tassi Filomena Tassi

    • Riding Winner Incumbent
      Brampton Centre Shafqat Ali Ramesh Sangha
      Brampton East Maninder Sidhu Maninder Sidhu
      Brampton West Kamal Khera Kamal Khera
      Brampton North Ruby Sahota Ruby Sahota
      Brampton South Sonia Sidhu Sonia Sidhu
      Dufferin—Caledon Kyle Seeback Kyle Seeback
      Mississauga Centre Omar Alghabra Omar Alghabra
      Mississauga East–Cooksville Peter Fonseca Peter Fonseca
      Mississauga–Erin Mills Iqra Khalid Iqra Khalid
      Mississauga–Lakeshore Sven Spengemann Sven Spengemann
      Mississauga–Malton Iqwinder Gaheer Navdeep Bains
      Mississauga–Streetsville Rechie Valdez Gagan Sikand

    • Riding Winner Incumbent
      Beaches–East York Nathaniel Erskine-Smith Nathaniel Erskine-Smith
      Davenport Julie Dzerowicz Julie Dzerowicz
      Don Valley East Michael Coteau Yasmin Ratansi
      Don Valley North Han Dong Han Dong
      Don Valley West Robert Oliphant Robert Oliphant
      Eglinton–Lawrence Marco Mendicino Marco Mendicino
      Etobicoke Centre Yvan Baker Yvan Baker
      Etobicoke–Lakeshore James Maloney James Maloney
      Etobicoke North Kristy Duncan Kristy Duncan
      Humber River–Black Creek Judy A. Sgro Judy A. Sgro
      Parkdale–High Park Arif Virani Arif Virani
      Scarborough–Agincourt Jean Yip Jean Yip
      Scarborough Centre Salma Zahid Salma Zahid
      Scarborough–Guildwood John McKay John McKay
      Scarborough North Shaun Chen Shaun Chen
      Scarborough–Rouge Park Gary Anandasangaree Gary Anandasangaree
      Scarborough Southwest Bill Blair Bill Blair
      Spadina–Fort York Kevin Vuong Adam Vaughan
      Toronto Centre Marci Ien Marci Ien
      Toronto–Danforth Julie Dabrusin Julie Dabrusin
      Toronto–St. Paul’s Carolyn Bennett Carolyn Bennett
      University–Rosedale Chrystia Freeland Chrystia Freeland
      Willowdale Ali Ehsassi Ali Ehsassi
      York Centre Ya’ara Saks Ya’ara Saks
      York South–Weston Ahmed Hussen Ahmed Hussen

    • Riding Winner Incumbent
      Aurora–Oak Ridges–Richmond Hill Leah Taylor Roy Leona Alleslev
      King–Vaughan Anna Roberts Deb Schulte
      Markham–Stouffville Helena Jaczek Helena Jaczek
      Markham–Thornhill Mary Ng Mary Ng
      Markham–Unionville Paul Chiang Bob Saroya
      Newmarket–Aurora Tony Van Bynen Tony Van Bynen
      Richmond Hill Majid Jowhari Majid Jowhari
      Thornhill Melissa Lantsman Peter Kent
      Vaughan–Woodbridge Francesco Sorbara Francesco Sorbara
      York–Simcoe Scot Davidson Scot Davidson


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