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Brad Bradford unveiled a plan to visit all 25 of Toronto’s municipal wards as the final week of the mayoral campaign got underway on Monday while Olivia Chow campaigned in Scarborough, telling reporters that voters faced a “simple choice” to “make life more affordable” or risk going “backwards.”

Both Bradford and Chow had campaign appearances on Monday, morning though both largely reiterated previously announced promises.

Bradford spoke about public safety, congestion and affordability while Chow focused her message around issues that she said directly impact Scarborough voters.

“For too long Scarborough was told to wait, to wait for better transit, to wait for investment, to wait for your turn. Well not anymore. Scarborough’s turn is right now,” Chow said.

Here is everything they said:

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