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Fathers would tackle interconnected housing, homelessness, transit and safety issues with strategic investment and traffic calming.

• Frames affordability, housing, homelessness, transit, parks, infrastructure and traffic safety as interconnected challenges needing a balanced approach.
• Would increase housing options, better support residents experiencing homelessness, improve transit accessibility, invest in parks and recreation, and make streets safer through traffic calming.
• Says municipal government must bring partners together, make strategic investments and deliver services effectively.

Confidence:High

Fathers: show up, share updates and listen — ward priorities span bylaw, rental standards, traffic calming and renewal.

• Priorities span bylaw enforcement, rental standards, traffic calming and cleaner streets and parks.
• Neighbourhood renewal, boarded-up homes, Huron Church Road, reopening Adie Knox, heritage and affordable housing.
• Closing pledge: keep showing up, sharing updates and listening for Ward 2.

Confidence:High

Fathers wants a coordinated downtown approach blending enforcement, cleanliness, residential development and events.

• Says there is no silver bullet for downtown: it needs a coordinated approach bringing people, investment and activity back while supporting those already downtown.
• Would address real and perceived safety through proactive enforcement, improved cleanliness and active street presence, alongside supports for vulnerable residents.
• Would encourage more residential development, support local businesses, activate public spaces, and attract day-and-evening events downtown.

Confidence:High