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Bradford slightly ahead of Chow in Toronto mayoral race, two new polls show

National Post · October 20, 2026 at 3:48 p.m.

Two new polls from Mainstreet Research and Build Canada have put Toronto mayoral candidate Brad Bradford ahead of the incumbent mayor, Olivia Chow, with less than a week to go before Oct.

26, voting day in Canada's largest city.

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