Eric Lombardi (EricForOLP.ca)

Congratulations to everyone elected last night, including @mayoroliviachow.ca. I was especially happy to see strong housing leaders @dianachanmcnally.bsky.social and @beynate.bsky.social win. With the campaign over, here are 10 ideas I’d love to see Toronto pursue: (1/12)

10. We need greater performance and accountability from the city bureaucracy. Too many problems come down to operational failures, unnecessary processes, and costs that deliver little public value. This should anger people across the political spectrum. (11/12)

Congratulations to everyone elected last night, including @mayoroliviachow.ca. I was especially happy to see strong housing leaders @dianachanmcnally.bsky.social and @beynate.bsky.social win. With the campaign over, here are 10 ideas I’d love to see Toronto pursue: (1/12)

8. Let’s be bolder about pedestrian streets. Church Street was a modest start, but packed street festivals show the demand. Ossington, Augusta, Church and others could follow Montreal’s lead at relatively little cost. Toronto is a city, and we should act like one. (9/12)

Congratulations to everyone elected last night, including @mayoroliviachow.ca. I was especially happy to see strong housing leaders @dianachanmcnally.bsky.social and @beynate.bsky.social win. With the campaign over, here are 10 ideas I’d love to see Toronto pursue: (1/12)

6. I’d love a much more ambitious waterfront vision connecting Exhibition Place, Ontario Place, Billy Bishop, the Islands, Queens Quay, East Harbour, Ookwemin Minising and the Port Lands. The opportunity is far greater than the separate projects we’re planning, and I worry we’ll miss it. (7/12)

Congratulations to everyone elected last night, including @mayoroliviachow.ca. I was especially happy to see strong housing leaders @dianachanmcnally.bsky.social and @beynate.bsky.social win. With the campaign over, here are 10 ideas I’d love to see Toronto pursue: (1/12)

4. I’d encourage the mayor to work with her allies in labour to speed up day-to-day construction delivery. Endless delays and disruption are frustrating, and surely there must be faster ways to get things done. (5/12)

Congratulations to everyone elected last night, including @mayoroliviachow.ca. I was especially happy to see strong housing leaders @dianachanmcnally.bsky.social and @beynate.bsky.social win. With the campaign over, here are 10 ideas I’d love to see Toronto pursue: (1/12)

2. Finish MTSA rezoning. Make fourplexes and sixplexes work with faster permits, better built form, parking and tenure options. Ward-by-ward sixplex and retail deals set a bad precedent. For reforms to endure, people must see growth improve neighbourhoods, especially in skeptical areas. (3/12)

Congratulations to everyone elected last night, including @mayoroliviachow.ca. I was especially happy to see strong housing leaders @dianachanmcnally.bsky.social and @beynate.bsky.social win. With the campaign over, here are 10 ideas I’d love to see Toronto pursue: (1/12)

Congratulations to Olivia Chow on her hard fought re-election as Mayor! Kudos to Brad Bradford for running a competitive campaign and for the grace he showed tonight. Thank you to everyone who put their name forward to run for as a school board trustee, and for council, it takes a lot! (1/2)

Regardless of who you vote for today, Toronto, get out there and exercise that right! No matter who wins, Toronto has a bright future ahead, and all of its problems are solvable. We should be optimistic about the future here! (1/3)

I hope the Bradford and Chow camps use this campaign to understand what it will mean to bring the city together. Take from each other’s best ideas and approaches, learn from the criticism you’ve received, and remember your responsibility to represent all of us well. (2/3)

The addiction and homelessness that is happening in this province is a complete disgrace. We need to focus on building capacity in our system – so that when someone wants help, it's actually available for them.

My competitors will say things that sound nice but say nothing. I am the only candidate that has put forward an actual plan.

There's no one who wanted to spread cheeks more for Donald Trump than Doug Ford.

Ontario has some of the longest permitting timelines in the world. The Ontario Line is costing 5 times what it would in other places.

We cannot have more leaders who serve word salad and a side of sloppy short-term thinking. Our next leader needs to take risks and offer a better vision for the future of Ontario if we're going to win.

It's time to end Ontario's era of "Tall and Sprawl". Our archaic building code rules have resulted in housing that is uglier, more expensive, and with fewer units that make sense for families. By changing the rules, we can build communities more beautifully and affordably.

Ontario should be the best place in the world to be a student and build a future. That means forgiving OSAP for graduates who stay, building more student housing to bring down rent, and growing a stronger economy with real opportunity for young people.

Northern Ontario has immense promise. But too many communities still ride the boom and bust of commodities. To develop a stronger North: - Move provincial jobs north - Invest in healthcare - Build better roads and rail - Make it easier for people to stay and build a life