For Mayor of Toronto · 2026
Make ownership visible
Create the Mayor’s Delivery Office and a public Promise Register.
First 100 days
Start with credibility. Make ownership visible and begin work under current authority.
Long-horizon ideas begin with study and partnership. First-term delivery begins immediately.
Put housing on one critical path
Launch the Housing Delivery Office and publish a major-project pipeline.
Publish the baselines
Make permit, TTC reliability, congestion, safety, flood and heat baselines visible.
Coordinate before building
Stand up a permanent Capital Coordination Table for major road, utility, transit and development work.
Make City Hall easier to use
Begin One Front Door redesign for the highest-volume resident and business journeys.
Open the partnerships Toronto needs
Create a Toronto-Ontario-Canada Delivery Table and begin Union/Pearson rail-interface readiness work.
Study the long term honestly
Request a transparent metropolitan review without pretending boundary change or western rail is already approved.
Invest in the next generation
Open negotiations on stronger student support and voluntary AI Enablement Learning Grants.
What does not happen in the first 100 days
Study first where Toronto does not yet have authority, evidence or partner agreement.
Long-horizon ideas begin with transparent review rather than premature construction promises.
No instant boundary change
A metropolitan governance review is a study and negotiation process. It is not a unilateral mayoral power.
No western rail overclaim
Toronto can prepare local interfaces and advocate for study. A Toronto mayor cannot approve or build a national rail corridor alone.
No citywide technology rollout
High-impact tools require a defined need, privacy and accessibility protections, human review, cost evidence and a clear public benefit before scale.
The public direction is clear. Detailed design, costing, safeguards, partner commitments and implementation milestones will be released in stages as they are verified. Before residents are asked to approve or fund a major commitment, the campaign will publish the authority, cost, protections, partners and measurable next steps.
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