I love this city and I’m running for Mayor because Toronto deserves better.
Safer streets, less gridlock, and a city that works again.
I’m focused on three priorities: crime, congestion, and costs.
Let’s build a city we can be proud of.
Brad Bradford is the guy who should be mayor of Toronto. He’s confirmed his name will be on the ballot next year. Why? Ten things.
• he represents change
• he’s an ethical guy and scandal-free
• he’s young and energetic
• he’s an urban planner and has a plan
• he’s a uniter - he doesn’t divide communities
• he’s got a record of success in his ward
• he’s the best communicator at City Hall
• he’s a centrist
• he wants to fix a city that has become dirty, dangerous and dysfunctional
• he started losing his hair and leaned into it and has this cool The Rock thing happening
@BradMBradford Please bring back the eastend ramps to the Gardiner. It is ludicrous that we have to sit for an hour to get on the Gardiner at Jarvis or York.
On Tuesday, a showdown at city hall over renaming Yonge-Dundas Square to Sankofa Square.
There is a 30,000 name petition calling on the city to reverse course.
Read & RT
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@AnwarKnight I had a Robin build a nest on my windowsill, and it was so incredible to watch the nurturing nature of both the mama and papa robin. And to see the hatchlings grow and eventually take their first flight was so special.
Join us for Toronto BluesFest on June 22, 2024, at East York Civic Centre! Enjoy live music from noon to 9 pm, free admission, and a variety of vendors. Vendors can showcase their goods to thousands of attendees. Limited spots available! #torontoblues
Because of the Gazette’s insane new early deadlines (blame our Toronto bosses), we weren’t able to get this cartoon into tomorrow’s newspaper. So, would you be kind enough to forward this cartoon to everyone you know –and have them do the same?
Thanks, Terry.