Etobicoke-Lakeshore

I support more housing, with zoning shaped through community consultation and backed by infrastructure, transit, services and appropriate design.

When suitable indoor accommodation is genuinely available, the City should help people move with dignity, ongoing support and access to treatment where needed. Parks must remain safe and accessible.

I favour better traffic management, coordinated construction and reliable transit before adding tolls or congestion charges that increase costs for residents, workers and businesses.

I favour better traffic management, coordinated construction and reliable transit before adding tolls or congestion charges that increase costs for residents, workers and businesses.

Residents deserve clear project budgets, timelines and regular progress reports, including explanations for delays, cost overruns and corrective action. Taxpayers must be able to see results.

My number-one priority is mental health support and recovery, not enabling addiction. Invest in crisis response, detox, treatment, counselling and youth prevention, alongside properly resourced police and emergency services.

Support increases where staffing shortages, response times and service demands demonstrate the need. Funding must strengthen front-line safety, with transparent spending, accountability and measurable results.

Support legitimate public safety uses with strict privacy safeguards, limited retention, controlled access and independent audits. Residents deserve clear rules on how information is collected, used and shared.

Prioritize frequent, reliable and accessible service on existing routes so residents can depend on the TTC every day. Maintain vehicles and infrastructure, improve safety and hold the system accountable for results.

Prioritize emergency response, accessibility and essential deliveries and trades. Street planning must also protect pedestrians and cyclists, support transit and address congestion, with input from residents and local businesses.

My priority is affordable and supportive housing connected to mental health care, addiction recovery and life skills. Work with other governments and housing partners, with clear budgets and measurable results.

Toronto should bring housing providers, community organizations and other governments together. Use City land and targeted funding responsibly, with enforceable affordability commitments, support services and public accountability.

Focus the greatest density near transit and major streets, supported by infrastructure, schools and services. Residents must help shape planning through town halls and neighbourhood meetings.

Speed up routine approvals through clear zoning, firm timelines and simpler permits. Shape zoning with community input while protecting safety, accessibility and infrastructure capacity.

Require realistic budgets, clear timelines, qualified project managers and accountable contracts. Publish progress and costs, identify problems early and explain corrective action to taxpayers.

Use outside providers where transparent comparisons demonstrate better value and reliable service. Require fair labour standards, enforceable contracts and public reporting. Keep City oversight and compare results with direct delivery.

Keep revenue growth broadly aligned with inflation and population while finding efficiencies first. Protect essential services, explain increases clearly and demonstrate value for every taxpayer dollar.

Keep revenue growth broadly aligned with inflation and population while finding efficiencies first. Protect essential services, explain increases clearly and demonstrate value for every taxpayer dollar.

Prioritize repairing existing roads, transit and public facilities before non-essential expansion. Review projects by urgency, safety and community need, protect essential growth infrastructure and publish repair timelines.

As The People’s Lobbyist, I will press for fair provincial funding and the authority Toronto needs, while building productive partnerships that deliver results for residents.

I support council decisions through majority agreement, open debate and community input. The mayor should work with councillors and respect every ward’s voice.

Safer neighbourhoods through mental health support and recovery not enabling addiction. Combine treatment, counselling and long-term support with effective enforcement and well-maintained public spaces. Residents will help shape priorities through regular town halls.

Judge me on regular community town halls where residents raise concerns, help shape priorities and receive public updates on action taken. Listening must lead to follow-through.

Review lanes against clear safety, usage and congestion standards. Redesign those that perform poorly, preserving safe cycling connections and essential access. Consult residents, businesses and road users before changes.

Respect peaceful protest while keeping hospitals, emergency routes, essential facilities and transit accessible. Responses should be proportionate, consistent and focused on safety, regardless of the protest’s message.

Make permits, licences and 311 requests easier to submit and track. Give residents clear timelines and progress updates, protect privacy and retain telephone and in-person help for those who need it.

First reduce duplication, unnecessary administration and poor-value contracts. Assess staffing carefully, protect front-line services and publish verified savings before asking residents to pay more.

Give businesses clear requirements, predictable inspection schedules and timely approvals. Remove unnecessary delays while maintaining safety and accessibility. Support small, medium and large businesses fairly.

Build a safe, accessible and affordable city with reliable transportation and infrastructure. Develop responsible partnerships for major events, including my Toronto International Picnic vision, with clear benefits and costs.

Work with the Province, colleges, unions and employers to expand skilled-trades training and apprenticeships. Support youth opportunities and fair recognition of international qualifications while maintaining competency and safety standards.

Simplify permits and allow flexible hours where appropriate, with clear noise, safety and accessibility safeguards. Help artists, venues and festivals succeed while respecting neighbours and supporting Toronto’s cultural diversity.

Require accessible service, fair geographic coverage and clear service standards. Safety reporting and accountability must accompany innovation. Include existing taxi and rideshare workers in planning and assess impacts on their livelihoods.