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Walker mum on political prospects

Councillor has yet to file for his municipal candidacy
By Kris Scheuer

Originally published in our North Toronto print edition(s).

North Toronto representative Michael Walker may make an announcement in March about his political future.

As of Feb. 19, Walker had yet to register for re-election in St. Paul’s Ward 22. He’s openly talked to the Town Crier about the possibility of his retiring after 28 years as an elected official.

“I may need to make my decision by the end of March,” said Walker. “I am leaning towards running, but everything is so fluid (at city hall).”

Walker was referring to how quickly things can change in politics citing the example of Davenport councillor Adam Giambrone.

Giambrone registered as a mayoral candidate on Feb. 1 and by Feb. 10 announced he was stepping down from that race due to a sex scandal.

No such scandal plaques Walker, who was first elected in 1982, he’s just considering if it’s time to bow out.

At press time school trustee Josh Matlow was the only registered candidate for the local seat.


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