Ongoing cost of living concerns
92%
Believe cost of living has a big impact on Toronto's competitiveness
Congestion is taking time away from our families and our economy. Housing affordability is making it harder for people to live and work in Toronto, and rising costs are putting pressure on the city services and infrastructure we all rely on.
These aren't separate issues. They're connected - and they will shape Toronto's future.
Explore our campaign pillars below to understand more about what voters should consider before casting their ballot.
Toronto is responsible for delivering more and more essential services, but it lacks the funding tools needed to pay for them.
AUG 2026
Losing young, talented professionals due to a lack of affordable housing is quickly becoming one of the biggest threats to Toronto's economic competitiveness.
AUG 2026
Whether you're driving to work, getting your kids to after school activities, or a business moving goods across the region, gridlock eats into your valuable time.
AUG 2026
New Polling: here's what's at stake for residents
Our new polling conducted in partnership with Ipsos asked what was top of mind for Torontonians as they prepare to head to the polls in October.
Our ambition to be a world-class city
55%
Say Toronto's prosperity is on the wrong track
Young residents and talent leaving the city
76%
Are concerned we could lose talented workers and young professionals
Residents are ready for action
59%
Believe the city lacks speed in decision-making
2026 Toronto Mayoral Debate - What's at Stake?
Join the Board and the Toronto Star for a live debate with mayoral candidates focused on the issues that matter to businesses and residents across Toronto.