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- Ontario holds municipal elections on Monday, letting voters choose mayors and councillors.
- More than 11.8 million Ontarians can vote for about 6,663 candidates for 2,800 seats.
- Toronto poll shows challenger Brad Bradford at 49% and incumbent Olivia Chow at 47%.
- Mississauga recorded over 44,000 advance ballots between Oct. 6 and Oct. 11, a 57% rise.
- Oshawa’s nine mayoral candidates, including three councillors, campaign on homelessness as the top issue.