Toronto Mayoral Candidates Square Off on Housing

Toronto Mayoral Candidates Square Off on Housing
Nathan Phillips Square and Toronto City Hall in Toronto on April 23, 2020. Emma McIntyre/Getty Images
Doug Lett
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Toronto’s mayoral candidates agreed that housing affordability is probably the biggest issue facing the city.

“They’re choosing between living and eating, and that’s not right,” said Mitzie Hunter, one of six mayoral candidates at a debate put on by the University of Toronto’s School of Cities. “Housing is a human right,” said Hunter, a former provincial cabinet minister.

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Doug Lett is a former news manager with both Global News and CTV, and has held a variety of other positions in the news industry.
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