Carmichael Greb was elected following the 2014 municipal election.[1]
In 2018, she introduced a motion to lift the city's ban on street hockey, following residents' complaints of by-law notices about hockey and basketball nets blocking roads and an open letter to the city from Ontario Minister of Children and Youth ServicesMichael Coteau. The motion passed 35–2 .[2]
Carmichael Greb ran for Toronto City Council again in 2018, but finished second behind Michael Colle.
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