Toronto, Ontario, Canada - September 12 2021: An Elections Canada sign points to a polling station on Front street offering advance polling ahead of election day for Canada's 44th federal election.
Real Estate NewsMeet the Real Estate Agents Running in the Upcoming GTA Municipal Elections
When not working closely with their clients, these real estate agents are looking to better their communities, running in the GTA municipal elections.
October 20, 2022
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