A 10-month campaign finally came to a close on Monday night.
Toronto residents are getting ready for a change of administration at City Hall, with John Tory becoming the new Mayor of Toronto.
But “Ford Nation” made their presence felt at the ballot box as well, with current mayor (and newly-elected city councillor) Rob Ford vowing that the Ford family will be back in four years time to contest the mayor’s job once again.
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And through it all, the biggest story may have been you: Toronto set new voter turnout records as people across the city braved long lines to let their voices be heard.
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Take a look back at all the highlights as we break down an exciting election night and the start of a new day at City Hall.
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