According to the city's website, Di Biase first served as a councillor in Vaughan in 1985. He was the city's mayor from 2002 to 2006.

In a report posted on the city's website by Integrity Commissioner Suzanne Craig that is going before members of city council on Tuesday, she said her office received an affidavit on Jan. 17 from an unnamed employee who alleged Di Biase sexually assaulted and harassed them and that he "undertook an act of reprisal" for filing a conduct complaint.

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