Michael Ford will run for election in Etobicoke Ward 2

by The Bulldog • May 4, 2016

Michael Ford will run to occupy the Toronto Ward 2 seat on City Council seat left vacant by the death of his uncle, former Mayor Rob Ford. Young Ford has served as a Toronto District School Board trustee. The byelection is set for July 25.

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