The race for mayor: A milestone in the number of candidates, a battle over bail and the week on the campaign trail

Toronto heads to the polls to vote for a new mayor on June 26. This week saw a controversy over the Ontario Science Centre, the entry of Olivia Chow and the exit of Gil Penalosa. Here’s what else happened this week on the campaign trail:Fifty hats in the ringA milestone was hit this week with 50 people dropping $200 to become a candidate for mayor. Saunders would advocate for stricter bail laws from the federal government, something they are already working on. He’d also spend $1 million to open neighbourhood schools as community centres on evenings and weekends.