"Ai will help us make smarter decisions and lead to a safer, more affordable, and more accessible Toronto. We need leadership ready for a world that is being rapidly changed by Ai. It’s time to put a Supercomputer in City Hall."
BACK TO THE FUTURE
OF TORONTO.
Yet again, the world is looking to us to continue our legacy as the city of firsts.
Our next great challenge — if we choose to accept it — is to make Toronto the AI capital of the world.
But this cannot be achieved simply by enabling cities around the globe to learn about and use AI to improve their municipalities. We must lead by example.
That is why I am running for Mayor: to show the world what the future of a city looks like when it is empowered by artificial intelligence.
Intelligence that can help us deliver safer streets, faster commutes, more affordable living, and more accessible services for everyone.
This is not the time to go back to the basics — it's time to get back to the future of Toronto.
Toronto residents need practical relief that can be felt within one term—lower everyday pressures and a clear path to more attainable housing.
This pillar focuses on delivering results on affordability by increasing housing options, strengthening stability for households, and ensuring that growth benefits every neighbourhood, not just a few.
A city that feels safe is a city that works. This pillar focuses on safer streets and public spaces, with visible improvements that residents experience day to day.
It combines practical measures that reduce harm and improve confidence in neighbourhood life, while ensuring supports and services are accessible to the people who need them most.
Congestion and unreliable travel waste time, reduce opportunity, and make daily life harder than it needs to be.
This pillar is about a more connected Toronto—improving how people move across the city and region, and making commutes faster, more reliable, and more sustainable.
Toronto’s next “first” is to become a truly AI-powered city—not as an add-on, but as the way we deliver better public services: more responsive, more accessible, and more human.
This includes building the digital infrastructure that makes it possible—starting with a target of 1.21 GW of sovereign compute for Toronto, alongside a phased master plan for power, cooling, security, and governance—so innovation translates into real benefits for residents.
Our campaign runs on real people—not party politics.
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