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Future Mayor Meir Straus in front of his future mayor house.

About Meir

Meir (pronounced MAYOR) Straus has had the job ever since his birth. Now 18 years, 1 month, and a few days later, Meir is ready to ascend to his rightful- announce his candidacy for mayor of Toronto. A former Rhino Party Prime Minister (of high school Politics Club), Meir has the vision that Toronto needs. After a double life of crime-fighting by night and saving child orphan sharks from being exploited in underwater shark-trafficking sweatshops by day, Meir looked upon his home city of Toronto -- a city in need of a leader that can rule with an iron fist -- I mean, with wisdom and guidance, and decided that he would be the perfect candidate. Despite what some may claim, Meir is definitely a real man and NOT three raccoons in a trench coat. As mayor, Meir aims to address issues such as housing, transportation, elections, city infrastructure, inflation, diversity, roads, hospitals, safety, crime, garbage, raccoons, weed-smell, roundabouts, organ-shortages, Canada geese, God, labour, street preachers, hipsters, uncomfortable benches, parkettes, speed bumps, and the inappropriate use of the word "muck."

In the media:

An 18-year-old is running for Toronto mayor. Here’s a look at his platformWhen Meir Straus turned 18 earlier this year, he only wanted one birthday present: enough money to register as a mayoral candidate in Toronto.

blogTO on TikTokWould you vote for him? 🤔 #toronto #torontotiktok #tiktoktoronto #ontario

An Interview with Meir Straus, Toronto’s 18-year-old Mayor hopefulOn Thursday, April 27th, I interviewed Meir Straus, Toronto’s youngest candidate in the 2023 mayoral by-election. Straus is a grade twelve student from North York, and though his campaign is satirical, it shows that there are no constraints to what young people in this city can accomplish. During the interview, Straus was accompanied by his campaign managers, Talia Kirshblum and Boaz Shron. They were all on their spares, and so was I.

Dreamers, schemers and true believers: Meet the long shots running to be Toronto’s mayorWith so many in the running, these lesser-known names help ensure the 2023 election is unlike any Toronto has seen before.

Meir Straus for Toronto Mayor. His name already rhymes with mayor. The youngest candidate in the race concedes to Moore In The Morning that his run for mayor is partially a “joke” campaign.<p>Meir Straus for Toronto Mayor. His name already rhymes with mayor. The youngest candidate in the race concedes to Moore In The Morning that his run for mayor is partially a “joke” campaign, but he’s also hoping to use this time as an opportunity to talk about the civic issues that matter most to him. </p>

Meet the 18-year-old who could be Toronto's next mayor18-year-old Meir Staraus has announced that he is in the running to replace John Tory for Mayor of Toronto.

Doorstep Postings: The role Meir Straus was named to play—a teenage candidate for Toronto’s chief magistrateThis is the third Toronto mayoral byelection race edition of Doorstep Postings, the periodic political commentary column written by Josh Lieblein for

18-year-old Meir Straus discusses his run for Mayor of Toronto on The Morning Zoom with Sam & JaneSo far, there are 50 candidates signed up to be in the running to become the next Mayor of...

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