The cost of everyday life is putting real pressure on people across Toronto Centre. From groceries and household bills to childcare and transportation, we are focused on practical measures that help people keep more of what they earn and make it easier to build a good life in our community.
Toronto Centre is growing, and we need housing that meets the needs of the people who live here. That means building more homes while protecting and expanding rent geared to income housing, affordable rental housing and co op housing. We are working with all levels of government and community partners to get more housing built and ensure Toronto Centre remains a place where people at every income level can find a home.
Everyone deserves to feel safe in their home, on their street and in their neighbourhood. We are working with residents, community organizations, police and all levels of government to address public safety concerns while tackling the underlying challenges that contribute to them. That means stronger communities, safer public spaces and practical action on the issues residents are seeing every day.