Meet The Candidates

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Case in point: Parkside, southbound, close to Lake Shore. A driver going 12 kms over the limit gets hit with a $80 fine. I find this money grabbing by the City repugnant and totally wrong. I happen to know the driver who got hit with this fine and I know the camera got the wrong person. Totally not a dangerous driver. What's the point?

Currently, I am employed as a Canadian Forces soldier, where I have been proudly serving my country for 25 years, in that time, among other awards, I have earned my Canadian Decoration, One Brigade Commander's Commendation, Two Land Force Central Area Commander's Commendations and the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal, most recently, I have been supporting the COVID-19 operation of helping to return Canadians home from abroad.

Kevin Mark Clarke (born March 21, 1964) is a Canadian former educator, activist and perennial candidate who is the founder and former leader of The People's Political Party. He is considered one of the most recognizable homeless persons in the city of Toronto,[1] campaigning on "the people's rights."

I am a Canadian Immigrant, I chose to come to Canada in 2007 through a PhD scholarship that I obtained from Canada research chair in FRP rienforcment in Structural Engineering I came with a master degree and I brought my family to Canada having a huge desire for knowledge and creating a better future for my children.

Services. Housing. Affordability. Ana Bailão is running for Mayor to fix city services, build housing, and make life more affordable.

Brad Bradford will be the strong mayor of action Toronto needs. He understands the challenges the city is facing because his young family lives them every day. Trained as an urban planner and having spent a term on City Council, Brad knows first-hand that City Hall is obsessed with talk, debate, and deferrals rather than the solutions we need right now. A next generation leader, he has the energy to hustle, roll up his sleeves and get stuff done.

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Chloe Brown is a Policy Analyst running for Toronto Mayor. She believes that good policy is informed by the people who work on the frontlines of city life.

As a dedicated advocate committed to promoting equity and inclusivity, I have served my community with fervor and integrity. As a published author with a background in coaching, public speaking, and advocating for diversity, equity, and inclusion, I have spent my career empowering individuals and organizations to achieve their full potential. As a former Member of Parliament, I have extensive experience advocating for my constituents and working collaboratively across party lines to advance important issues.

I am grateful to be able to give back to the city that gave so much to me.

As an advocate, school board trustee, Toronto City Councillor, member of the City’s budget committee, and local Member of Parliament, she has taken on some of our city’s biggest challenges and delivered solutions that make people’s lives better – even when people said it couldn’t be done.

I’m a lifelong Toronto resident committed to a vision of a city that thrives economically and environmentally. I’ve been part of local grassroots initiatives related to green spaces for children, transit improvement and pedestrian safety. I’ve advocated for better street design and at budget hearings. I’ve served political movers and shakers as a waitress and debated them at the Board of Trade. I’ve been the Executive Director at a non-profit which paid me a salary and been a stay at home mom which did not. This is my third run for mayor and I’m done with conventional campaigns. Our democracy seems to me to just shuffle people around.

oronto is in crises with a series of issues, and our politicians have been providing bandage solutions instead of addressing the underlying cause of the problems. Our politicians are process people, not results people. They waste money on hiring consultants, commissioning reports, organizing summits and in the end, li`ttle gets done.

Only through full disclosure can Olivia Chow prove to the people of Toronto that her charity’s funding has been fully compliant with the law and not subject to interference and manipulation by individuals and organizations seeking to unduly influence the Canadian political process.

We’re the new kid on the block and are coming in hot. The Deville Party of Canada is dedicated toward reimagining a Canada that prioritizes both its people and their future value. Learn More.

Hi I’m Anthony Furey and I’m running to be Mayor of Toronto because as a husband and a dad, I want a city where families thrive. I grew up in East York, riding my bike in the Don Valley and taking the subway to school. I always felt safe. It breaks my heart that my children are growing up in a city where parents have to scan the playground for needles and worry about violence in schools and on the TTC. It shouldn’t be this way. Our kids deserve better.

I am a long-time resident of Toronto and currently on ODSP Benefits and live in the Broadview Ave and Danforth Ave area in a Toronto Seniors Housing Corporation building. I was born in Scarborough General Hospital and have lived in many areas of Toronto over the years. I do have a drivers license but now prefer to use the TTC since I can no longer afford to drive a vehicle.

Gong, Xiaohua , also known as Gong, Edward , is a recipient of the Order of the British Empire, Canadian entrepreneur, director, artist, journalist, and corporate strategic planner.

Mitzie is focused on dealing with the issues of today while preparing for tomorrow: Housing that is actually affordable so people can build lives here. A city where people feel safe. Transit that is accessible to more riders. And services that people can count on. It’s a plan for the future of our city that also helps people now.

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I am a long-time resident of ward 2 and a product of University of California, Los Angeles’ leadership program where I was a trustee of my college for a year and sat on the executive board. During my tenure I was able to convince the stake holders of the college to approve the construction of our Art Center for around $11 million. I also lobbied for the new building code for the access of disabled people to the buildings. I am a biomedical research scientist with a bachelor,s degree in Microbiology, Immunology & Molecular Genetics. I have done research on Fronto-temporal dementia (Lou Gehrig’s disease), Multiple Sclerosis and Alzheimer’s Disease. I have completed two years of medical school and currently on sabbatical. Currently I do land assembly and real estate investments. I have been involved in the community since 2007. I was also part of the political campaigns of Sheref Sabawy, Rudy Cuzzetto, Wajid Khan, Azim Rizvi, Dipika Damerla, Iqra Khalid and Ali Naqvi. The organizations I volunteer with are United Canadian Progressive Volunteers, Community Welfare Trust, Unity in the Community, Global Support Services Organization, PSC club, Rotary Club of Mississauga South District 7080, Trillium Hospital, Princess Margaret Hospital, Canadian Blood Services, Mississauga Food Bank and Jirga360. I am also the receiver of Paul Harris leadership award.

Building a working and livable city of Toronto is the main goal of candidate Kris Langenfeld. With your vote, Kris will put into action a plan to create and maintain a equitable working city.

1. Ok here is my ideas. The fastest way to make new money and the biggest money making projects for Toronto. I am going to make a new sports game called Fastball which the city of Toronto will own the team. Plus the name of the team will be called Torontomo which has 15 players on each side and on a point system which is 1 to 5 if you score in the net, and 6 to 9 if you score in the hoop, the further you go back to your own net and score in their net the higher points you get and if you win the game you get 10 points in the winning column. The game is like soccer and volleyball and basketball but with a vertical hoop on top of the bigger net Plus there is no off side in the game you can play anywhere you want except from the start of the game and if you scored a goal. You can use your hands or any part of your body to play the game, but you can not hold on to the ball with your hands like a basketball the ball has to keep moving all the time. To make this game happen I will pay out of my own money to start the game up and not from Toronto taxpayers money. Because the people might think I am taking money from taxpayers which is... My name is John Letonja candidate for mayor here is my proposal that I want to try something new that has not been done before for Toronto when I walk into the mayor office. I am here to respect taxpayers and fix all issues as well build new infrastructures that will save taxpayers money and making new money not from taxing taxpayers.

As Giorgio Mammoliti, I am committed to fixing the bad decision that the City has made regarding Willowdale Manor Park. We cannot allow our seniors to be hurt, our green space to be destroyed, and our homeless population to be neglected. As Mayor of Toronto, I will take action to address these issues and make our city better for everyone.
Seniors' wellbeing: First and foremost, I will prioritize the wellbeing of our senior citizens who enjoy the parklands at Willowdale Manor. I will work to ensure that their needs are considered in any development plans and that their quality of life is protected.

Green space preservation: Furthermore, I will fight to preserve our green space by opposing the destruction of mature trees at Willowdale Manor. Our environment is precious, and we must take steps to safeguard it for future generations.

I have a real plan to fix our city. One that ensures buses and streetcars run on time. That our young people have the programs they need. That Toronto is safe, affordable and filled with energy and opportunity for everyone. You work hard and you deserve a city that works

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Mark believes public safety is a fundamental human right, and the government’s most basic responsibility is to ensure residents are safe and secure. Every day, he felt the responsibility of putting his life on the line to protect the public and get the bad guys off the streets. While other people ran from danger, Mark ran towards it.

Knia Singh was born in Toronto to Indo-Guyanese and Afro-Bermudian parents. He earned his Juris Doctor Law Degree from Osgoode Hall Law School in 2016 after being accepted at the age of 37. Knia was the recipient of the Dean's Gold Key Award and Student Honours Award. Knia co-founded the Osgoode Society Against Institutional Injustice (OSAII), which was instrumental in challenging carding and arbitrary detention across police services in Ontario which led to the creation of O.Reg 58/16.

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Meir (pronounced MAYOR) Straus has had the job ever since his birth. Now 18 years, 1 month, and a few days later, Meir is ready to ascend to his rightful- announce his candidacy for mayor of Toronto. A former Rhino Party Prime Minister (of high school Politics Club), Meir has the vision that Toronto needs. After a double life of crime-fighting by night and saving child orphan sharks from being exploited in underwater shark-trafficking sweatshops by day, Meir looked upon his home city of Toronto -- a city in need of a leader that can rule with an iron fist -- I mean, with wisdom and guidance, and decided that he would be the perfect candidate. Despite what some may claim, Meir is definitely a real man and NOT three raccoons in a trench coat.

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Reginald Tull was born and raised in the beautiful multiculturally rich city of Toronto. He is a father of three teenagers, an entrepreneur, motivational speaker, and author of Memoirs of a Bad Boy. Reginald believes in giving back to the community. He has been the CEO and President of United Youth of Canada, a non-profit organization for over ten years before the pandemic. He stands for social justice and equality, youth empowerment by youth employment, and providing programs to keep kids in school and off the streets.

Jeffery Tunney grew up in the small areas in and around Goderich Ontario. Mr. Tunney’s hands came from a set of great grandparents that everyone in Toronto, prior to 1980, had a glass of milk in anywhere of the cities’ restaurants.

While doing many operations with the government and international governments like reducing the amount of drugs being trafficked into high schools in New York City working with the NYPD. Jeffery Tunney has discouraged violent methods on international levels, which has put pressure on the government to clean up the environment, and fix their policies.

I am a social justice activist and a member of the Municipal Socialist Alliance which ran 10 candidates across southern Ontario last October, receiving about 15,000 votes. I was the MSA candidate in Scarborough Centre Ward 21 gaining 1,800 votes. I am the first Tamil-Canadian to seek the mayor’s office in Toronto. Why?

Jody Williams is and has always been devoted to the people. That’s what being a Political Candidate is all about. After 8 years of working experience with Actra Union and Plan International, to make positive change in the lives of families, seniors and young people Jody Williams is now taking it to politics. It’s this intense dedication, passion, and devotion that fuels their fight for change.

A life-long citizen of Toronto, Matti is autistic, queer and transgender and has experienced the highs and lows of living in Toronto: from homelessness and poverty to artistic success and community membership. Matti is an advocate for mental health issues and poverty, especially homelessness and addiction. Matti’s career has spanned a wide range of disciplines, from software development and art direction to fashion design, music production and writing.