From 1954 to 1997, North York belonged to Metropolitan Toronto, which was equivalent to the county-level administrative division of Ontario, and North York was the second largest city in Greater Toronto at that time. In 1997, the Ontario government passed a bill to cancel the administrative division of Greater Toronto in the following year, and merged six cities under the jurisdiction of most cities (including North York) into the new Toronto City.

Population

According to the Canadian national population survey in 21, 53% of the population in North Yorkshire is white, 11% are Chinese, 9% are South Asians and blacks, and 3% are Hispanics, Filipinos and Latinos respectively. The rest also include Southeast Asians and Koreans, 2% each, 1% Arabs and the remaining 4%. ; In addition, on Barthurst Street, there are many Jewish survivors who were massacred during World War II in this section of North York.

previous mayors and town Council speakers

the following are previous town Council speakers (Reeve) and mayors (Mayor) in North York.

Speaker:

1922-1929: R.F. Hicks

1929-193: James Muirhead

1931-1933: George B. Elliott

1934-194: R. Earlbales

. 195-1952: N.A. Boylen < P > 1953-1956: Fred J. McMahon < P > 1957-1958: Vernon M. Singer < P > 1959-1964: Norman C. Goodhead < P > 1965-1965. > 1967-1969: James D. Service

197-1972: Basil H. Hall

1973-1997: Mel Lastman.