Mayor of Toronto · Toronto, Ontario
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Olivia Chow was elected Mayor of Toronto in June 2023, becoming the city's first racialized mayor. She previously represented Trinity-Spadina in the House of Commons and at Toronto City Hall. Her priorities include affordable housing, transit expansion, community safety, and a Toronto that works for everyone — not just those at the top.
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1,200 New Affordable Homes — Housing Now Phase 4
Today we announced 1,200 new affordable homes as part of our Housing Now phase four initiative. Affordable housing is not a slogan — it is a policy choice. We are making it.
Federal Funding Confirmed — Eglinton Crosstown Extension
Transit is the circulatory system of a great city. I am proud to confirm federal co-funding for the Eglinton Crosstown extension — Toronto commuters deserve better, and we are delivering it.
First GTA Mayor Summit of 2026
Met with Mississauga Mayor Parrish and Brampton Mayor Brown today for the first GTA Mayor Summit of 2026. Three cities, one region, one goal: make the GTHA work for the people who live here.
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At its meeting on June 22, 2026, the Housing Rights Advisory Committee considered Item HS12.4 and made recommendations. Summary from the Housing Rights Advisory Committee: Toronto is facing an urgent and growing homelessness and housing crisis that continues…
View official record · 2026.EX33.28The Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre (TPASC) 2025 Overview (Attachment 1) provides a brief history of the organization, 2025 operating highlights, an overview of annual general meeting requirements, Board actions related to appointment of the 2026 auditor, 2025 f…
View official record · 2026.EX33.22At its meeting on April 27, 2026, the Board of Directors, Build Toronto Inc. and Toronto Port Lands Company, made the following that City Council treat that portion of the City Council meeting at which the report from Chief Executive Officer, CreateTO is cons…
View official record · 2026.EX33.24We are pleased to submit the enclosed materials in support of the Toronto Seniors Housing Corporation Annual General Meeting and 2025 Audited Financial Statements reporting to the City of Toronto and City Council as per the requirements of the Shareholder Dir…
View official record · 2026.EX33.4