Toronto chose its new and returning councillors. Here’s what each of them promised constituents.
n Oct. 29, City Clerk John D. Elvidge certified the official results for the 2026 Toronto municipal election. Voters re-elected 18 incumbents. Six new faces are joining city council and one is returning.
The Green Line reached out to each councillor and sifted through platforms and campaign promises to learn more about their priorities for the next four years. We also compiled how elected representatives responded to election pledges shared by the Coalition for Responsible Community Development, TTC Riders, Cycle Toronto, Toronto ACORN and the Toronto Environmental Alliance.
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The Green Line team produced 25 lists breaking down actionable plans councillors committed to. You can swipe through the carousel below to find your ward, or even check them all out for a comprehensive view of the diverse issues at stake. Make sure to save the stories that impact you most to come back and check if elected representatives kept their promises in one or four years from now.
If you’re curious about what Mayor Olivia Chow promised for her second term, you can check out what to expect here.
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