Good Intentions Aren't Enough. Toronto Needs Results.
Compassion backed by accountability - for a safer, cleaner, stronger Spadina_Fort York
Candidate Ward 10
I'm running for #Toronto City Council because I believe Toronto's best days are still ahead.
We don't need more plans. We need leadership that delivers results.
Safer communities. Compassion with accountability. Support for small businesses. Better value for taxpayers.
I'm ready to get to work for Ward 10.
Learn more and follow the campaign as we get started.
Spadina-Fort York hosts the city’s biggest events. Residents absorb the impact every time. Air Show this Labour Day weekend: 12:00–3:40 daily, right overhead. Pets & noise-sensitive neighbours — plan for it. Driving near Exhibition Place? Don’t.
Events should work for the people who live here, not just the visitors. That’s what I’ll push for at City Hall
What happened is a reminder that the city we want isn't guaranteed, it must be protected. Harbourfront is built on openness, diversity, and respect. My thoughts are with the victim and all affected. We cannot allow hate to shape Toronto. Thank you to @TorontoPolice for their quick work.
Starting today, you can confirm, update or add your information to the voters' list for the October election.
Two minutes at https://t.co/j1cBlONoJ2, and no surprises at the polls. Worth doing now, especially if you've moved.
Advance voting Oct 6-11, election day Oct 26.
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Traffic in Liberty Village during the CNE has gotten out of control.
The plan promised traffic agents and paid-duty officers at key intersections. On Saturday, they were nowhere to be seen.
The CNE isn’t the problem. The planning is.
Ian Cunningham for Ward 10. https://t.co/d65niTc9FM
Fun in the sun at Stanley Park. People coming with creative solutions to help our neighborhood, but also a lot of optimism about the future of Spadina-Fort York. Want to be a part of the solution? Join our team https://t.co/nsNbTyBi3b
Talking with local business owners across Spadina–Fort York, rising costs and supply challenges are top of mind. Supporting neighbourhood shops matters more than ever. Strong communities grow from strong local economies.
Today Ukrainians mark 35 years of independence, and a fifth year defending it. Toronto is home to one of the largest Ukrainian communities abroad, and many families here celebrate while worrying about loved ones back home. To our Ukrainian neighbours: we stand with you.
Слава Україні.
Join us for a pub night this Thursday at 6:30 PM!
Grab a drink, meet new people, and connect with neighbours. Hear why I’m running and learn about my vision for the community.
RSVP through the link below, we’d love to see you there!
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We ❤️ our volunteers who are out with Ian ☔️ or ☀️ meeting voters on the Waterfront. We also met with one of our staunch supporters, little Puppy named Popcorn who made everyone smile. Join our team, be the part of change.
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$42M aquatic centre coming to our waterfront. Residents found out from the newspaper.
Big decisions should start with the people who live here. Be a part of the conversation, not an afterthought.
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Street to hospital to treatment and back to the street isn’t recovery. It’s a revolving door. A connected pathway, and someone who stays with you the whole way. Vote Ian Cunningham. Advance voting Oct 6-11, election day Oct 26. https://t.co/vNvlpZ0Gah
Not headlines. Real mornings in Spadina-Fort York. Compassion doesn’t mean pretending this is okay, and safety and support aren’t competing goals. Vote Ian Cunningham. Advance voting Oct 6-11, election day Oct 26.
Toronto is getting $13.2M in federal funding for unsheltered homelessness. That's the kind of investment Toronto needs more of. But money announced isn't outcomes delivered. How many housed, how fast, reported publicly?
Bike lanes are a Toronto decision, not Queen's Park's. Infrastructure, not a culture war. Time to stop picking sides and start picking solutions for Ward 10.
Been knocking doors across Spadina-Fort York. What I keep hearing: parks that don't feel safe, streets that aren't kept clean, seniors staying home. Safe and clean shouldn't be a luxury in this ward.
More and more City Hall decisions are made under "delegated authority." Translation: big money, fewer hard questions. Oversight isn't optional. It's the job description.