Complaints and Callers by Federal Riding 2011, 2012, 2013

Complaints and Callers by Federal Riding 2011, 2012, 2013 2011 2012 2013 Federal Riding Complaints Callers Federal Riding Complaints Callers Federal Riding Complaints Callers Bramalea - Gore - Malton 149 38 Bramalea - Gore - Malton 55 22 Bramalea - Gore - Malton 300 27 Brampton West 27 18 Brampton West 42 20 Brampton West 80 24 Don Valley West (Ouest) 69 5 Brampton-Springdale 4 3 Brampton-Springdale 16 7 Eglinton - Lawrence 42 3 Davenport 7 6 Davenport 1 1 Etobicoke - Lakeshore 83 12 Don Valley West (Ouest) 40 16 Don Valley West (Ouest) 126 38 Etobicoke Centre 137 72 Eglinton - Lawrence 68 7 Eglinton - Lawrence 23 6 Etobicoke North (Nord) 48 28 Etobicoke - Lakeshore 64 9 Etobicoke - Lakeshore 55 11 Halton 1 1 Etobicoke Centre 141 47 Etobicoke Centre 302 46 Halton - Peel 3 3 Etobicoke North (Nord) 21 15 Etobicoke North (Nord) 30 20 Mississauga East (Est) 36 19 Halton 2 2 Halton - Peel 8 2 Mississauga East Cooksville 27 2 Halton - Peel 8 2 Mississauga East (Est) 376 2 Mississauga South (Sud) 6 6 Mississauga East (Est) 489 18 Mississauga East Cooksville 14 7 Mississauga-Bram. South 35 22 Mississauga East Cooksville 30 4 Mississauga South (Sud) 21 7 Mississauga-Erindale 17 8 Mississauga Erindale 3 2 Mississauga-Bram. South 144 27 Mississauga-Streetsville 32 20 Mississauga South (Sud) 17 8 Mississauga-Erindale 20 11 Oakville 3 2 Mississauga-Bram. South 63 23 Mississauga-Streetsville 79 20 Parkdale - High Park 10 1 Mississauga-Erindale 3 3 Oakville 9 2 St. Paul's 39 3 Mississauga-Streetsville 52 13 Parkdale - High Park 4002 3 Thornill 1 1 Oakville 14 5 St. Paul's 393 96 Toronto Centre 1 1 Parkdale - High Park 685 7 Thornill 2 1 Trinity - Spadina 11 3 St. Paul's 48 16 Toronto Centre 1 1 Vaughan 5 3 St. Pauls Toronto 15 14 Trinity - Spadina 335 3 Willowdale 2 1 Thornill 2 1 Vaughan 42 11 York Centre 6 2 Toronto Centre 1 1 Wellington Halton Hills 1 1 York North (Nord) 13 2 Trinity - Spadina 49 4 Willowdale 7 6 York West (Ouest) 2 2 Vaughan 25 10 York Centre 37 7 Willowdale 5 3 York South (Sud) - Weston 3 3 York Centre 5 5 York West (Ouest) 4 4 York North (Nord) 23 3 York South (Sud) - Weston 4 2 York West (Ouest) 4 2 Grand Total 805 278 Grand Total 1989 293 Grand Total 6431 394.

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