For many years, municipal elections occurred annually in Toronto.
Toronto's mayor was elected at-large through First past the post.
All elections of multiple members was by Block Voting, with this exception - in 1903 Toronto adopted Cumulative voting for election of members of the Board of Control and the Board of Education.
[1] For most of the first half of the twentieth century elections were held on or around New Year's Day.
Beginning in 2010, election day is on the fourth Monday of October.