Safer Neighbourhoods
Visible safety, prevention, cleaner public spaces, safer TTC stations and better crisis response.
Read the Toronto public safety plan → Registered candidate for Mayor of Toronto
Jamie Atkinson for Mayor · 2026Toronto Leads Again.
A safer city. More affordable homes. Reliable transit. Accountable services. A stronger economy built for every neighbourhood.
Election day October 26, 2026Citywide Every neighbourhoodCampaign Practical. Ambitious. Accountable.
Meet Jamie Atkinson
A builder’s approach to City Hall.
Jamie Atkinson is running for Mayor of Toronto with a practical city-building agenda: make daily life safer and more affordable, restore confidence in public services, create opportunity, and prepare Toronto for the next generation.
The campaign connects immediate neighbourhood priorities with a long-range vision for housing, transit, infrastructure, climate resilience, culture and responsible public technology.
A people-powered campaign for every neighbourhood and every generation.
Campaign platform
Six priorities for a city that works.
Clear commitments organized around the issues Torontonians experience every day—and the opportunities Toronto cannot afford to miss.
Homes People Can Afford
More housing, faster approvals, less duplication and complete neighbourhoods with the services people need.
Read the housing and permits plan →Transit That Moves
Reliable TTC service, safer stations, accessible streets and smarter traffic management.
Read the transit and traffic plan →City Hall That Delivers
Simple digital services, clear standards, faster responses and accountability residents can see.
Read the city services plan →Jobs and Opportunity
Support small business, students, apprenticeships, arts, film, innovation and Toronto-made growth.
Read the jobs and small business plan →A Future-Ready Toronto
Climate resilience, modern infrastructure, responsible AI and a 50-year city-building vision.
Explore the long-term vision →The integrated responsive city
Fix today. Build the next Toronto.
Toronto’s biggest challenges are connected. Housing depends on infrastructure. Transit affects jobs and safety. Climate resilience affects neighbourhood affordability. Better public technology can make every service easier to use—when privacy, human control and public trust come first.
Your voice. Your impact.
Choose how you want to help.
A citywide campaign grows through neighbourhood conversations, volunteers, creative work and people who are ready to participate.
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Volunteer
Help with outreach, events, research, media and campaign operations.
Sign up →02Request a Sign
Show your support and help build visibility in your neighbourhood.
Request a sign →03Host a Conversation
Bring neighbours, students, workers, artists and local leaders together.
Host an event →04Student Civic Team
Build skills, create public information and support supervised civic projects.
Explore student opportunities →How to vote
Make a plan for October 26.
Toronto’s municipal election takes place Monday, October 26, 2026. Advance voting runs October 6–11. Check your registration and confirm current voting information through Toronto Elections.
Election DayOCT
26Monday · 10 a.m.–8 p.m.
26Monday · 10 a.m.–8 p.m.
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Help Toronto lead again.
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