2026 MUNICIPAL ELECTION
CANDIDATE QUESTIONNAIRE

Toronto’s 2026 municipal election is Monday, October 26. Find out more.

Local democracy and Toronto’s autonomy are under attack, but City Hall cannot stand still. This October, Cycle Toronto is asking candidates to pledge to make it easier and more convenient for more people to choose to ride a bike along our existing bike lanes and trails citywide.

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Search for a candidate or choose a race below. Select any pledge or answer to read it in full.

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Cycle Toronto is also committed to working with City Council on:

Cycling Network Plan expansion despite the current provincial restrictions under Bill 60
Enhancing and connecting multi-use paths and trails, including along The Meadoway, The Loop, West Toronto Rail Path, West Scarborough Rail Trail, and Etobicoke Greenway
Aligning city by-laws around e-bikes and other micromobility vehicles pending provincial regulations, and advocating to the federal government on mandatory lithium-ion battery safety standards
Holding app-based delivery companies accountable for their riders and general safety, and focusing on education over enforcement
Reallocating limited police resources from harassing people on bikes towards working to achieve our Vision Zero objectives

See how members of the 2022–2026 City Council voted in Cycle Toronto’s Scorecard.

This questionnaire is maintained by Cycle Toronto and tracks responses from certified candidates for the 2026 Toronto municipal election. Responses are not endorsements.

Cycle Toronto may accept late submissions or make changes to responses at its discretion.

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