Toronto's electoral centre of gravity has shifted. The wards that used to anchor municipal majorities — pockets of midtown and the old city — no longer command the turnout numbers they once did.
The new map runs through Scarborough, North Etobicoke, and a corridor of fast-growing immigrant communities in the inner suburbs.
If you want to understand who runs Toronto for the next decade, study these wards, not the ones on the front pages.