It should be possible to build a life here.
Build substantially more housing, protect useful existing homes and treat housing as a complete production system.
Read the Homes plan →Home / The Plan
Toronto Leads AgainA plan for the Toronto we need now — and the Toronto we want to become.
Start with everyday life. Build the capacity to solve bigger problems. Think 25 years ahead without losing sight of the first 100 days.
Six everyday promises
What people should be able to see and feel.
The plan begins with outcomes, not machinery.
Your time belongs to you.
Improve complete journeys, coordinate construction and make mobility more reliable from door to destination.
Read the Time Back plan →A cared-for city should feel safer.
Prevent hazards earlier, improve public spaces and strengthen everyday readiness.
Read the Safety plan →Make care visible.
Reliable waste collection, cleaner sidewalks, maintained parks, graffiti response and clear service standards.
Read the Clean Streets plan →Build a future people can participate in.
Trades, AI, robotics, creativity, small business, entrepreneurship and pathways into good-paying work.
Read the Jobs plan →City Hall should know your time and money matter.
Clear responsibility, transparent status, measurable service standards, lifecycle costing and public evidence.
Read the Trust plan →The idea behind the plan
Every policy connects to the same North Star.
Make it easier for people to build a good life while leaving a stronger society and a healthier planet to the next generation.
Daily life
Affordability, homes, mobility, safety, food and public services.
Human capability
Skills, education, creativity, AI and robotics in people's hands.
Civic capability
Better decisions, coordination, delivery and institutional memory.
Physical capacity
Housing, transportation, power, water and infrastructure built for growth.
Stewardship
Climate resilience, efficient use of land and energy, and protection of nature.
Leadership
Prove what works here, share it, learn from the world and bring lessons home.
The bigger direction
Everyday promises are the front door. The Big Ideas are the machinery underneath.
GigaCity, High-Speed Rail, Slipstream, the Intellectual Lifeboat, Civic Intelligence, construction robotics and the other signature ideas are not separate campaigns. They are tools for delivering the same human outcomes at greater scale.
Technology is not the destination. A better society is the destination. Technology, infrastructure and better government are tools for getting there.
Three planning clocks
Think long term. Deliver in stages.
A 25-year direction should guide choices, not pretend one mayor can bind future councils.
Establish discipline.
Baselines, service standards, bottleneck maps, delivery tables, public status and bounded pilots.
See the first 100 days →Prove delivery.
Move practical programs from plan to implementation, measure them and scale only what works.
See the first 24 months →Build durable capability.
Housing abundance, stronger regional connections, resilient infrastructure, human-centred technology and a city the world learns from.
See the 25-Year Plan →Four tests for every major ideaPeopleWhat gets better in a resident's life? DeliveryWho is responsible, what happens first and what is the status? NumbersWhat does it cost, how is it funded and what assumptions matter? PlanetWhat happens to land, energy, water, materials, emissions and resilience?
Ambition has to earn trust.
If a proposal cannot answer those questions, it is not ready to be treated as a commitment.
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Help build a Toronto that works now and leads again.
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