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For more information on the election, read Toronto municipal election, 2006.
49-year-old Shelley Carroll is the incumbent for Don Valley East, Ward 33, and has served either in this position or as a school board trustee for the last decade. More information can be found on her website, or her blog.
Q: Describe the three most important issues in your campaign.
Q: What one election issue do you feel is most relevant to your ward in this election?
Q: Why have you chosen to involve yourself in the political process? 
Q: Why do you want to represent this particular ward on council?
Q: How are you currently involved in the community?
Q: What does Toronto mean to you? 
Q: Which council decision (since the 2003 election) do you feel the city/your ward should be most proud of, and which was least desirable?
33-year-old Anderson Tung is has served "as a University of Toronto Governor, consultant and advisor to city council, and unofficial lawyer that enforces laws on MP, MPPs, City council, and political parties." Most recently he has been a strategy consultant and "enviro-entrepreneur".
Q: Describe the three most important issues in your campaign.
Q: What one election issue do you feel is most relevant to your ward in this election?
To meet the rapid transportation reforms, public transit and public policing must be PRIVATIZED. It is the only means to rapidly build subway/RT capacity on a GTA large scale, and require a $10 billion dollar plan.
Q: Why have you chosen to involve yourself in the political process?
Q: Why do you want to represent this particular ward on council?
Q: How are you currently involved in the community?
Q: What does Toronto mean to you?
Toronto City council must be a place where everyone has a voice, and who's ideas may be shared in resolving the challenges that face this nation in the twenty second century, and not simply a voice for the realty firms and lawyers that charge outrageous service charges. Toronto is this, but can be much more.
Q: Which council decision (since the 2003 election) do you feel the city/your ward should be most proud of, and which was least desirable?
Q: If you were elected as a "rookie" councilor, What would you bring to the table beyond the incumbent?
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Canada's Don Valley East (Ward 33) city council candidates speak