I love Toronto and I know with strong leadership that gets the basics right, it has the potential to be the greatest city in the world. I’m all in to make it happen.

On November 11, we pause to remember the more than 118,000 men and women who gave their lives in service to our country, and the many more who continue to serve today. Each Remembrance Day, we come together at the Kew Gardens cenotaph to honour that legacy. Together, we

Freedom is fought for and earned, not given. A moment of fellowship at Royal Canadian Legion Branch 22 to honour the Canadians who gave to us the greatest country on earth.

A touching service at the Naval Club of Toronto, honouring those who served our country at sea. Grateful that our community can host this remarkable institution.

Honouring our veterans and standing with our proud young cadets at Branch 345 on Peard Road. Always a privilege to recognize those who have served - and continue to serve - our country.

Built with users, trusted by users 💙 Transak is the most loved on-ramp on @Trustpilot, not because we say so, but because our community does.

Reflection took place over a warm meal after the Kew Gardens ceremony this morning. Thanks to @Centre55 and the Beaches Baron Byng Royal Canadian Legion for bringing our community together - year after year, and across generations.

Lest we forget 🇨🇦

Playgrounds should be for kids, not encampments. Over the past few months, I’ve heard from families across Toronto who are deeply concerned about encampments beside playgrounds, schools, and daycares. Parents are finding needles where their kids play, witnessing open drug use,

The Cosmetic Haus 1 Year Anniversary Celebration Small businesses are the heart of our communities. Their hustle and dreams make Toronto what it is. Stopped by @thecosmetichaus to celebrate their first anniversary on Coxwell. Congrats to Safia and Annie for bringing your time,

Amazing that this even needs to be said. Wake up Toronto! Wake up 🇨🇦!

Big thanks to everyone who came out for great conversations and a great night. It's always a good sign when the room is full of people who care deeply about this city and want to be part of shaping its future. Appreciate all of you.

Rock with Love brought the @OPERAHOUSETO down again. An unforgettable night of music and friends, all to support life-saving cancer research at @StMichaelsFdn and to honour Sarah McComb’s memory, and every loved one we carry with us. Grateful to everyone who showed up, gave big,

Parents and neighbours agree: encampments near daycares and playgrounds are a problem.  To keep our kids safe, we need to make sure they’re cleared within 48 hours.  Thanks to @CTVToronto and @NatalieCTV for covering this important story. Click https://t.co/vmcZs6PWKZ to

Brad Bradford wants encampments cleared out 48 hours after being reported https://t.co/oSHCuCKsta

The councillor’s motion challenges Olivia Chow’s existing encampment clearing policies, while Toronto’s shelter system turns away hundreds every night.

Councillor and mayoral candidate Brad Bradford is bringing forth a motion that would see the city prioritize removing encampments near parks and schools within 48 hours.

It was a privilege to join the unveiling of the new Indigenous mural at Donald D. Summerville Pool on Indigenous Veterans Day. Led by artist @emilykewageshig and curators, @troyjunker and Chun-Lam Lee, this piece is a powerful tribute to Minobimaadiziwin (the good life) and the

Rockin' for a great cause at the 9th Annual Rock for Music benefit for @regentparkmusic at @theelmocambo.  Big thanks to everyone who showed up to help students in neighbourhoods like Regent Park and Jane & Finch find confidence through music.

A clean and safe city where our kids can thrive is part of the basics families in Toronto should expect. I urge my council colleagues to support this important motion next week. Sign if you’re with me. 👉 https://t.co/wYdRX0eMhj

With my motion to Protect Parks and Playgrounds, we’re taking action to clear these encampments next to schools, parks and daycares, while connecting those who need it with extra support.

Toronto’s parks belong to Toronto’s kids - full stop. For too long, city hall has allowed massive tent encampments to be set up right next to where our kids play and learn.