First Term 2027-2030
Pilot. Measure. Scale or stop.
Every pilot needs a named owner, budget, duration, safety process, outcome measure and exit rule.
Homes: Starts and occupied homes, with infrastructure constraints made visible.Time Back: More reliable complete journeys and less administrative friction.Safety: Earlier prevention, the right response and more resilient critical systems.Clean Streets: Visible service standards for waste, graffiti, sidewalks, parks and washrooms.Jobs: Project Six, apprenticeships, entry-level work and small-business adoption.Trust: Dashboards, status labels, stop rules and visible human responsibility.Lead the World: Publish reusable methods and results so other cities can learn from Toronto.
The rule
Every pilot must be capable of ending.
The purpose of a pilot is to learn. A weak result is not a reason to hide the pilot; it is evidence to redesign or stop it.
