What they list as priorities
- Fix what we have
- Homes you can afford
- Transit that shows up
- No more blank cheques
- Build local opportunity first
- A city that educates, includes and grows
- Community safety
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CITY OF TORONTO · MAYOR · CIVIC INFORMATION PROJECT
Same questions.
Different visions.
Your decision.
Every listed candidate for Toronto Mayor is asked the same 20 questions: 10 on what they would do, 10 on how they would get it done. Their answers are published here side by side, in their own words.
No endorsements. No rankings. No scores.
THE QUESTIONNAIRE01—20
20questions that
go beyond a platform.
go beyond a platform.
10
Policy & Priorities
What will you do?
10
Leadership & Execution
How will you get it done?
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- Ward 14 council race ↗ · Toronto–Danforth council candidates answer their own set of questions.
THE CANDIDATES · QUICK REFERENCE
What each candidate has listed.
Priorities copied from each campaign's own site, in its own order and words.
Election day is October 26, 2026. Inclusion does not imply endorsement.
What they list as priorities
- Homes
- Time Back
- Safety
- Clean Streets
- Jobs
- Trust
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What they list as priorities
- Crime
- Congestion
- Cost of living
- Cleanliness
- Competition
○ Questionnaire not yet sent.
What they list as priorities
- New Revenue Sources = A True Balanced Budget
- True Freedom of Information
- Efficient Affordable Transit
- New People, New Ideas
- Preventing Conflicts
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What they list as priorities
No priorities published.
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What they list as priorities
- Homes and Neighborhoods
- A TTC & Transportation System That Works
- Housing, Homelessness & Support
- Parks, Streets & Public Life
- Business, Culture & Nightlife
- A Greener Toronto
- A City That Spends Smarter
- Standing Up for Toronto
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What they list as priorities
- Homelessness
- Housing
- Safety
- Opportunities for Young People
- Transit
- Streets
- Housing Development
- Businesses
- Your Tax Dollars
- Public Spaces and Parks
- Community Facilities and Arts Spaces
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What they list as priorities
- Fiscal Accountability & Budget Reform
- Community Safety & Zero-Tolerance Crime
- Housing, Infrastructure & Transit
- Training, Technology & Youth Investment
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What they list as priorities
- Transit
- Housing
- Traffic
- Customer Service
- Homelessness
- City Finances
- The Densification Problem
- Climate Change
- Addiction & Mental Health
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What they list as priorities
- Fiscal Rehabilitation and Growth
- Recreation As A Priority
- Environmental Action and Future-proofing the City
- Safe and Healthy Communities
- Housing For All
- Provincial Overreach
- Housing & Commercial Development
- Cost of Living & Economic Stimulation
- Climate Change
- Communication, Transparency & Accountability from City Hall
- Transit & Congestion
- Cultural Development
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What they list as priorities
- Homelessness
- Healthcare
- Free the TTC
- For Youth
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What they list as priorities
- Accountable Toronto
- Affordable Toronto
- Building Toronto
- Green & Resilient Toronto
- Healthy & Supported Toronto
- Housing Toronto
- Inclusive Toronto
- Modern Toronto
- Moving Toronto
- Prosperous Toronto
- Resilient Toronto
- Responsible Toronto
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What they list as priorities
- Top Priority: Violent Crime
- 2nd Priority: Fiscal Discipline for Agencies, Boards, and Council
- Taxes & Spending
- Housing
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Listed: 13 of 53 certified candidates as of October 7, 2026. Websites and priorities come from each campaign's own site. Who is not listed, and why, is on Our approach.
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