But his refusal to explain the situation and an ongoing police investigation mean some questions remain unanswered. A forensic audit ordered by city council last year concluded that Magliocca improperly claimed expenses for business hospitality meetings he allegedly had with other people. In October 2020, council voted to have Magliocca reimburse the city $2,700 for air travel seat upgrades that he booked without approval. But after closed door conversations, council voted to not include Magliocca at all on the deputy mayor roster for 2021. Like Nenshi, Bratt said Magliocca's future lies both in his own hands and possibly that of voters in Ward 2.

Source: CBC News February 08, 2021 13:01 UTC