Toronto-Danforth councillor Paula Fletcher is retiring after 23 years at city hall. Read our exclusive interview on her decision.
Coun. Paula Fletcher, a 23-year veteran of city hall, has scrapped re-election plans and will instead retire, the Star has learned.
Fletcher, 75, broke the news Wednesday in an exclusive interview, while providing the Star with a copy of a letter explaining her decision to withdraw her nomination, only two days after registering to seek another term in Toronto-Danforth in the Oct. 26 election.
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