Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Adam Vaughan (born ca. 1961 in Toronto, Ontario) is a councillor representing Ward 20 Trinity—Spadina in Toronto, Canada. For about 20 years, Vaughan worked as a political journalist and activist, most recently as the Political Specialist at Citytv/CP24. Before that, for ten years, he reported for CBLT in Toronto as a municipal reporter, producer, and director. Vaughan has covered Toronto Police Service, Toronto City Hall, Queen's Park and Parliament Hill in his career.As a member of City Council Vaughan sits on the Planning and Growth Management Committee, the Toronto Arts Council, Artscape Board, the Board of Trustees for the Art Gallery of Ontario, and the Harbourfront Centre Board. Additionally he sits on the city's Heritage Board, and the city's Preservation Board.On April 17, 2014, Vaughan announced that he is seeking the Liberal Party of Canada's nomination in the Trinity—Spadina federal by-election following former New Democratic Party MP Olivia Chow's resignation.. }
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- Adam_Vaughan abstract "Adam Vaughan (born ca. 1961 in Toronto, Ontario) is a councillor representing Ward 20 Trinity—Spadina in Toronto, Canada. For about 20 years, Vaughan worked as a political journalist and activist, most recently as the Political Specialist at Citytv/CP24. Before that, for ten years, he reported for CBLT in Toronto as a municipal reporter, producer, and director. Vaughan has covered Toronto Police Service, Toronto City Hall, Queen's Park and Parliament Hill in his career.As a member of City Council Vaughan sits on the Planning and Growth Management Committee, the Toronto Arts Council, Artscape Board, the Board of Trustees for the Art Gallery of Ontario, and the Harbourfront Centre Board. Additionally he sits on the city's Heritage Board, and the city's Preservation Board.On April 17, 2014, Vaughan announced that he is seeking the Liberal Party of Canada's nomination in the Trinity—Spadina federal by-election following former New Democratic Party MP Olivia Chow's resignation.".