Launch the performance framework
Establish baseline measures for the Toronto Scorecard.
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Start with what residents can seeFirst 100 Days
The first months should establish a culture of delivery.
First 100 Days
Start with what residents can see.
The first months should establish a culture of delivery.
Review recurring waste failures
Identify missed-collection patterns and how quickly they are corrected.
Identify cleanliness hotspots
Map recurring litter, overflowing bins and public-realm maintenance problems.
Review major construction conflicts
Find overlapping road, utility, TTC and development work before it reaches the street.
Identify transportation bottlenecks
Focus on the locations and operating problems that repeatedly cost people time.
Accelerate housing-process reform
Reduce avoidable duplication and improve coordination through the housing approval chain.
Begin SafeCharge planning
Develop practical battery-safety options before city-wide implementation.
Review the 3 F risks
Assess high-rise fire, flood and fall risks with prevention first.
Expand student-work partnerships
Create more paid experience, co-op, internship and apprenticeship pathways.
Clarify major-project reporting
Make cost, schedule, ownership and delivery status easier to understand.
Begin Civic Intelligence Review standards
Simulate accessibility, operations, failure scenarios and lifecycle costs earlier.
Publish the baseline
Give residents a starting point so progress can be measured honestly.
Establish the standard immediately. Long-term vision matters, but the first job is to make ownership, baselines and everyday service performance visible.
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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