Mayor declares December 19 Toronto Maple Leafs Day

by The Bulldog • December 18, 2017

As a life-long Leafs fan, I am excited by the team’s chances this year. Tomorrow is the 100th anniversary of our beloved Toronto Maple Leafs. I am officially proclaiming December 19th as Toronto Maple Leafs Day. #TMLTalk #nhlnext100 pic.twitter.com/bZNc3xAHxS

— John Tory (@JohnTory) December 18, 2017

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