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Homes People Can Afford

More homes. Faster delivery. Keys in doors.

Toronto housing and neighbourhoods
Housing comes first

The measure is keys in doors.

Toronto needs substantially more housing of different types, in more parts of the city, at prices more people have a realistic chance of affording.

Speed up approvals

Reduce unnecessary duplication, identify missing information earlier and coordinate departments better.

More rental and family housing

Expand purpose-built rental and family-sized housing, especially around transit and opportunity.

Use land better

Make better use of underused land and support appropriate density with infrastructure.

Coordinate growth

Housing, water, power, transit, schools, parks and services must move together.

Modern construction

Encourage modular, prefabricated and robotic construction where it can safely reduce cost or construction time.

Work with other governments

Coordinate constructively with Ontario and Canada instead of allowing jurisdictional disputes to become excuses for delay.

Technology Should Shorten the Line

Routine work should not stall because information is scattered.

AI and modern computing can help City staff review applications, identify missing information, find conflicts earlier, compare requirements, coordinate departments and track recurring bottlenecks.

People remain responsible for approvals. Technology helps them accomplish the work faster.

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Improve the Housing We Already Have

More good homes—not just more units.

Building new housing does not mean ignoring existing residents.

MaintenanceBetter building maintenance and faster serious repairs.
InspectionsStronger inspection performance and effective enforcement against genuinely unsafe conditions.
ElevatorsMore reliable elevators and safer common areas.
High-rise resilienceFire, flood, fall, heat and emergency readiness.
Tenant informationClear information and easier navigation when problems arise.
AccessibilityProtect accessibility as Toronto grows.

More homes. Better homes. Faster delivery.

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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