ABC's CampTO Access Plan is a four-part proposal calling on the City of Toronto to double summer camp capacity over five years, replace the registration scramble with a fairer system, and make sure no family gets left out.
University Avenue is not an ordinary street. It is a critical access route for patients, ambulances, hospital staff, caregivers, and emergency services. ABC Toronto is calling on the City of Toronto to immediately remove the bike lanes on University Avenue and restore full road capacity on Toronto’s most important hospital corridors.
Toronto cannot afford a hollowed-out police force. With hundreds of officer vacancies, community safety is being compromised.
Public transit must be safe, clean, and reliable. Increasing reports of open drug use on the TTC are unacceptable and deter ridership, particularly among families and vulnerable populations. ABC Toronto is demanding a Zero Tolerance Policy for Drug Use on the TTC. This includes: Compassion and enforcement are not mutually exclusive, but inaction is not […]
Across Toronto, construction projects routinely leave behind broken sidewalks, uneven pavement, and degraded roads. Residents are left paying the price long after contractors have moved on. ABC Toronto is introducing a “Leave It Better” Standard: any contractor cutting into city streets or sidewalks must restore the surface to a condition equal to or better than […]
Toronto’s roads are deteriorating at an unacceptable pace. riple the Budget Now
Toronto can become a leader in urban problem-solving by adopting a comprehensive regulatory sandbox system that allows the City of Toronto to temporarily suspend or relax specific bylaws and regulations within a defined geographic area to test new ideas.
Despite years of debate, endless reports, and repeated claims of reform, Toronto’s municipal approvals system still defaults to “no,” sometimes after months or years of delay. The result is fewer homes, higher costs, shuttered main streets, and a city shaped by process rather than people. ABC Toronto is calling for a “Default to Yes”.
The First Home Start Plan would allow eligible buyers to pay Toronto’s share of the municipal land transfer tax over 10 years (interest free), instead of being forced to pay the full amount upfront on closing day.
ABC Toronto is demanding the City modernize and make use of modern technologies to free up frontline officers and city workers to focus on real emergencies, not paperwork and busywork.