Ward 14 Toronto-Danforth candidates debate on October 24 at Crow's Theatre
Six candidates for Ward 14 Toronto-Danforth councillor are set to debate at Crow's Theatre on Saturday October 24 at 9:45 p.m., two days before voting day.
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Six candidates for the Ward 14 Toronto-Danforth councillor seat will debate at Crow's Theatre on Saturday October 24, two days before voting day. Beach Metro Community News reported the event on October 22, 2026.
The debate will take place at Crow's Cabaret, inside Crow's Theatre at 1210 Dundas St. E., beginning at 9:45 p.m. It follows a performance of the solo documentary play "You Should Have Stayed Home Too" by Tommy Taylor. Political journalist and author John Lorinc will moderate.
Who will be there
Confirmed to attend, according to Beach Metro Community News: Dianne Saxe, Sara Ehrhardt, Caryma Sa'd, Susan Chapelle, and Denise Walcott. Mary Fragedakis was reported as considering attendance.
The Ward 14 Toronto-Danforth race has more candidates on the City's certified list beyond those confirmed for this event. The debate offers one of the last opportunities for residents to hear from candidates in person before the Monday vote.
How to attend
Tickets for the in-person event are available at crowstheatre.com/shows-events/you-should-have-stayed-home-too. A free livestream will be available at youtube.com/live/4Pmg1GrWHCM.
The debate begins at 9:45 p.m. on Saturday October 24. Crow's Theatre is at 1210 Dundas St. E. Tickets and directions are available through Crow's Theatre at the link below.
About the Ward 14 race
The Ward 14 Toronto-Danforth race has multiple candidates on the City of Toronto's certified list. The five confirmed attendees have each been active in the ward race. Beach Metro Community News, which covers the beaches and Danforth area, has reported on the race and on ward forums throughout the October campaign. Voters who want to compare all candidates can read their profiles at the ward page on this site before heading to their voting place on October 26.
Voting day
Voting day is Monday October 26, 2026, two days after this event. Voting places in Toronto are open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Ward 14 residents can find their voting place at toronto.ca/elections by entering their address. The same tool confirms which candidates are on your ballot.
Questions this story answers
When and where is the Ward 14 Toronto-Danforth candidates debate?
The debate is on Saturday October 24, 2026 at at 9:45 p.m. at Crow's Cabaret, which is inside Crow's Theatre at 1210 Dundas St. E. in Toronto. Beach Metro Community News reported the event on October 22, 2026. The debate follows a performance of the solo documentary play You Should Have Stayed Home Too by Tommy Taylor.
How can I watch or attend the Ward 14 debate?
You can attend in person by getting tickets at crowstheatre.com/shows-events/you-should-have-stayed-home-too. If you cannot attend in person, a free livestream will be available at youtube.com/live/4Pmg1GrWHCM. The debate begins at at 9:45 p.m. on October 24.
Which candidates are taking part in the Ward 14 debate?
Beach Metro Community News reported that Dianne Saxe, Sara Ehrhardt, Caryma Sa'd, Susan Chapelle, and Denise Walcott are confirmed to attend. Mary Fragedakis was reported as considering attendance. The ward has additional candidates on the City's list. You can see all Ward 14 candidates at the ward page on this site.
Who is moderating the Ward 14 debate?
Political journalist and author John Lorinc will moderate the debate at Crow's Cabaret on October 24, according to Beach Metro Community News. Lorinc has written and reported on Toronto city politics for many years and has moderated other municipal candidate discussions during the 2026 campaign.
What issues are voters in Ward 14 Toronto-Danforth focused on?
Beach Metro Community News has covered the ward race throughout the campaign. Ward 14 stretches along the Danforth east of downtown Toronto. The candidates have discussed housing, transit, neighbourhood services, and public safety throughout the campaign. You can read more about the candidates at the ward page.
When is voting day for the Toronto municipal election?
Voting day is Monday October 26, 2026. Voting places are open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Your voting place is listed by address on the City of Toronto website at toronto.ca/elections. Ward 14 voters can also check candidate information at this site.
How do I find my voting place in Ward 14?
Go to toronto.ca/elections and enter your address. The site will show you your voting place, your ward, and the candidates on your ballot. Ward 14 covers the Toronto-Danforth area east of downtown. Voting day is October 26 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Where can I find more information about Ward 14 Toronto-Danforth candidates?
You can read profiles of the candidates running in Ward 14 Toronto-Danforth on this site. The ward page lists all candidates, their backgrounds, and their stated platforms. See all Ward 14 candidates at the ward page linked below.
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