We should all be able to get around Toronto safely, efficiently, and affordably–no matter where we live or how we choose to travel. Here’s how we can make this a reality:
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Improve communication to residents, as well as collaboration and coordination between municipal divisions responsible for road work.
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Invest in City’s snow removal equipment and readiness to keep people moving and address safety along St Marks Road and other key neighbourhood corridors during extreme snowfall events.
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Advocate for capital budget allocation to advance priority transportation projects in Parkdale–High Park, including fixing the Annette/Dundas/Dupont intersection.
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Initiate transportation studies and implement traffic calming measures on local roads.
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Eliminate gaps in Parkdale–High Park’s pedestrian network through initiating Missing Sidewalks Projects.
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Implement road safety improvements on Parkside Drive and around our public schools where speed cameras have been removed, while fighting for greater autonomy from the Province on matters of road safety.
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Expand the Toronto Community Crisis Service to provide response to crisis calls across the TTC network.
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Improve coordination between the TTC and City snow removal operations to reduce service disruptions after snow storms;
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Enhance RapidTO measures on high-demand bus routes, including Jane Street.
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Building on our FIFA 2026 transit wins, implement permanent changes to increase reliability of bus service, and expand transit priority measures on the 504 King streetcar.