Trustees
| Ward | Trustee | Ward Name |
|---|---|---|
| Ward 1 | John Hastings | Etobicoke North |
| Ward 2 | Chris Glover | Etobicoke Centre |
| Ward 3 | Pamela Gough | Etobicoke—Lakeshore |
| Ward 4 | Stephnie Payne | York West |
| Ward 5 | Howard Kaplan | York Centre |
| Ward 6 | Chris Tonks | York South—Weston |
| Ward 7 | Irene Atkinson | Parkdale—High Park |
| Ward 8 | Howard Goodman | Eglinton—Lawrence |
| Ward 9 | Maria Rodrigues | Davenport |
| Ward 10 | Chris Bolton | Trinity—Spadina |
| Ward 11 | Shelley Laskin | St. Paul's |
| Ward 12 | Mari Rutka | Willowdale |
| Ward 13 | Gerri Gershon | Don Valley West |
| Ward 14 | Sheila Ward | Toronto Centre |
| Ward 15 | Cathy Dandy | Toronto—Danforth |
| Ward 16 | Sheila Cary-Meagher | Beaches—East York |
| Ward 17 | Harout Manougian | Don Valley East |
| Ward 18 | Elizabeth Moyer | Scarborough Southwest |
| Ward 19 | David Smith | Scarborough Centre |
| Ward 20 | Sam Sotiropoulos | Scarborough—Agincourt |
| Ward 21 | Shaun Chen | Scarborough—Rouge River |
| Ward 22 | Jerry Chadwick | Scarborough East |
| Student Trustee | Hirad Zafari | |
| Student Trustee | Jenny Williams |
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