For Mayor of Toronto · 2026Visitors and creators
Seamless movement. A feeling of safety. Cultural energy. Architecture and public spaces that belong to people. A living City of Stories.
Explore Visitors & Culture →Home / 50-Year Vision / Welcome
A visitor guide from the futureWelcome to the New Toronto
For visitors, artists, creators, investors—and the residents whose daily life remains the first test.
Imagine arriving in Toronto in the decades ahead.
You step off a high-speed train or land at a modern airport and move seamlessly into the city. The waterfront is alive with public space, culture and clean energy. Neighbourhoods feel like complete 15-minute districts—homes, shops, parks, schools and transit within easy reach. Streets are safer and calmer. Transit is reliable. The ravine system and public realm are protected and celebrated. Arts districts, food districts and innovation districts pulse with energy. Festivals and night life feel welcoming and local. Diversity is not a slogan—it is the everyday texture of the city.
Arrival that connects
A welcome that starts before you reach the platform.
High-speed rail and better regional links matter because they change how people experience Toronto. A connected corridor can make the city easier to reach for visitors, talent, investors, students and families—while strengthening Toronto’s place in a wider economic region.
Status: the eastern foundation is real, while the western extension remains a proposal for study and partnership. Toronto’s role is to prepare the local interfaces so the journey into the city actually works.
Investors and builders
Deep talent, rule of law, growing infrastructure, energy reliability and predictable City service—with growth judged by resident benefit.
Explore Jobs & Investment →Residents
Homes they can afford. Time back. Streets and TTC they trust. Neighbourhoods they love. A City Hall that delivers.
Explore the Priorities →Culture is part of the city we are building
A Toronto that creates global culture.
Affordable creative space, paid pathways, cultural districts, festivals, design, film, music, games and local storytelling are part of the economic and neighbourhood vision.
Toronto That Works
Toronto does not need another list of disconnected promises. Toronto needs a city that works.
Homes you can afford.Time you get back.Safety you can feel.Jobs you can build a life on.Neighbourhoods worth living in.City Hall that delivers.
Build today. Prepare for tomorrow. Protect generations. People stay in charge.
Build the campaign
Help build Toronto That Works.
A serious citywide campaign needs people, resources and neighbourhood support to reach voters across Toronto.
Show support where you live and help build visible momentum.
Order a sign →Residents, community leaders, artists and organizations can add their support.
Submit an endorsement →Bring neighbours together and help the campaign listen across Toronto.
See events →Receive announcements, policy releases and ways to take action.
Join the list →