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  Willowdale  is one of the city’s most ethnically-diverse neighbourhoods, with a population that consists of 67 per cent “visible” minorities and large Chinese, Persian, Korean and Russian communities.

" In Ward 18, Willowdale, home to 118,801 residents, hyperdevelopment was a major theme in the election; voters are frustrated by overcrowding on the Yonge subway line and the aggressive condo development straining infrastructure and services."

 

Willowdale (electoral district)

 

Willowdale consisted initially of the part of the Borough of North York bounded on the north by the borough limit (Steeles Avenue), on the West by the West Branch of the Don River and Bathurst Street, on the south by Highway 401, and on the east by Bayview Avenue.

Population (2021)[1] 118,218
Electors (2015) 74,205
Area (km˛)[2] 21
Pop. density (per km˛) 5,629.4

 

Council term Member
Ward 9 North York Centre
1997–2000 John Filion, Norman Gardner
  Ward 23 Willowdale Ward 24 Willowdale
2000–2003 John Filion David Shiner
2003–2006
2006–2010
2010–2014
2014–2018
  Ward 18 Willowdale
2018–2022 John Filion[9]

 
2018 Toronto municipal election, Ward 18 Willowdale
Candidate Votes Vote share
John Filion 8,104 31.06%
Lily Cheng 5,149 19.74%
Sonny Cho 3,130 12.00%
David Mousavi 1,596 6.12%
Danny DeSantis 1,486 5.70%
Norman Gardner 1,476 5.67%
Sam Moini 1,289 4.94%
Saman Tabasi Nejad 1,189 4.56%
Winston Park 593 2.27%
Gerald Mak 545 2.09%
David Epstein 538 2.96%
Albert Kim 291 1.12%
Farah Aslani 187 0.72%
Andrew Herbst 162 0.62%
Hamid Shakeri 122 0.47%
Chung Jin Park 101 0.39%
Sam Mathi 66 0.25%
Marvin Honickman 61 0.23%
Total 26,085
100%
Source: City of Toronto[10]

 
   

 

    
       

 

 
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