Dan Sandor is a candidate for city councillor in the Toronto municipal election, 2006 for Ward 38 - Scarborough Centre.

Before entering politics Sandor was a business consultant and activist. He initiated Brigadiers Law, a lobby group that wants to amend the Criminal Code of Canada to offer protection for animals involved in law enforcement. On February 24 2006 a motorist hit a police horse ridden by a Toronto police officer. The officer was taken to hospital but the horse, named Brigadier, was so badly injured it had to be put down at the scene. Witnesses alleged that the motorist ran down the horse and rider deliberately. He was charged with dangerous driving causing injury (to the officer), however there is no additional penalty for injuring the horse.[1867] [1868] Toronto city council subsequently passed a motion urging the federal government to proceed with the amendment. [1869]
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Dan Sandor is a mover and a shaker. He is a revolutionary in his ideals and has changed the face of entertainment/media/broadcasting with his painstaking efforts to make accessible Non-union talent in a predominately unionized world. Through this work he has contributed a large and well known body of acting and comedy talent to various commercials, cartoons, documentaries, Anime films and more that would otherwise never have had the opportunity to achieve such prestigious career accomplishments.
Dan Sandor is currently the Chief Executive Officer of VOX TALENT INC the biggest non-union talent agency in Canada.


Sandor is also a member of the following community initiatives: "Brigadier's Law" - Protecting Law Enforcement Animals, CPLC - Community Police Liaison Committee with the Toronto Police Service, CPTED - Crime prevention through environmental design, Crime Stoppers Annual Plaque Program, the Toronto Humane Society and is managing partner at Tsui & MacAskill, an architectural rendering firm involved in "Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design" projects in the province of Ontario. Born in Montreal Quebec in 1972, Dan Sandor started in the voiceover/broadcasting field at the early age of 13 when he was the original rebel pirate DJ when founded a community radio station from his parents’ home in the west end of Montreal. Subsequent newspaper articles inspired the film Pump up the Volume.

External links

Official site

City of Toronto information page

Brigadiers Law