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Third-party advocacy groups look to get their candidates elected in Toronto mayoral election

The mayoral election in Toronto is more than a month away and while the candidates focus on their platforms, not-for-profit advocacy groups are working behind the scenes to get their candidates elected. One such group is Progress Toronto, which has seen considerable success and is known for being very pointed in its messaging.

Third-party advocacy groups look to get their candidates elected in Toronto mayoral election

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The mayoral election in Toronto is more than a month away and while the candidates focus on their platforms, not-for-profit advocacy groups are working behind the scenes to get their candidates elected.

One such group is Progress Toronto, which has seen considerable success and is known for being very pointed in its messaging.

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The mayoral election in Toronto is more than a month away and while the candidates focus on their platforms, not-for-profit advocacy groups are working behind the scenes to get their candidates elected. One such group is Progress Toronto, which has seen considerable success and is known for being very pointed in its messaging.

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