Choosing change at city means voting in a new mayor and council candidates that understand the issues facing Torontonians and will act on it. Your vote in ward races can make a real difference.

Doing the same thing over and over while expecting different results will get #Toronto nowhere. If we don't change our direction, things will keep getting worse. Choose change on October 26. #TOpoli

Change at City Hall is within our grasp. If you haven’t voted, make your plan for October 26 now. If you have voted, volunteer on a moderate candidate’s campaign on Election Day! #TOpoli

From our inception, A Better City #Toronto has made the case that we need new leadership at City Hall to tackle gridlock, crime, and the high cost of living. On October 26, vote for change candidates that will tackle these issues to make our city a better place, for everyone. #TOpoli

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Torontonians have told us that traffic and congestion is a major quality of life issue. Not only does it rob people of time with friends and family, it stifles the city’s economic development. We need a new Mayor and Council who will get Toronto moving. Choose change on October 26. #TOpoli

The Mayor’s race is up for grabs. Make your plan to vote for change on October 26.#TOpoli

This is unacceptable. We can reverse the decline we are seeing on our streets by voting for change on October 26.

Statement from A Better City Toronto on the new Mainstreet poll Bradford within 2.5 points of Chow A new Mainstreet Research poll has Brad Bradford just 2.5 points behind Olivia Chow, which is within the margin of error. One in ten voters still haven’t made up their mind, and there are 18 days left. This race is up for grabs. If you want a different direction for our city, now is the time to choose change. The poll asked people about getting around the city, and the answers won’t surprise anyone who lives here. Eighty-five per cent said traffic is a serious problem. More than half of drivers got stuck in traffic for over an hour on at least two trips last week. People aren’t happy with the TTC either. Almost half said it’s unreliable, and only 9% said it’s very reliable. Three out of four riders had at least one trip run 10 or more minutes late last week. This is impacting residents' day-to-day lives. Sixty per cent of Torontonians that drove or took transit were late for work, school or an appointment at least once in the past week because of congestion or a TTC delay. Not only does that cost people both productive and personal time, it has a negative effect on the city’s economy, and it has only gotten worse under Olivia Chow.  Bradford has committed to getting Toronto moving, and he’s the only candidate with a real plan to do it. Torontonians can keep sitting in traffic and waiting for a streetcar, or they can vote for a mayor who’ll work to get them from A to B without endless delays.

Today, A Better City Toronto is endorsing @BradMBradford Mayor. He is the candidate that brings Liberals, Conservatives, and moderates together. His clear eyed view on the issues facing the city, and his solutions for fixing them is what Toronto desperately needs. Our city cannot sustain four more years of continued decline. Join us in voting for Bradford to make Toronto a better city.

Toronto’s decline is a choice. We don’t have to choose a city that is unaffordable, that squeezes your wallet whether you’re a shift worker or a business owner. Choose change at advance polls and on October 26. #TOpoli

Almost 50 candidates have signed our pledge. Visit abctoronto.org/pledge to learn more #TOpoli #Toronto

While Mayor Chow spent her morning glad handing transit riders and talking about free rides on the TTC, most Torontonians wondered if they’d encounter open air drug use and violence on their ride to work. We don’t have to accept decline. Choose change on October 26. abctoronto.org

#NEW: Numbers don’t lie. Torontonians don’t feel safe…City Hall can’t spin its way out of that. You can vote for change next month and make #Toronto #ABetterCityTO #TOpoli

This is why Torontonians need to choose change on October 26. #TOpoli 👇

During the first Mayoral debate, Mayor Chow failed to present a plan that would bring the generational change that Toronto desperately needs. We don’t believe the status quo - sitting in gridlock, struggling to get by, and feeling unsafe in your communities - is acceptable. Choose change on October 26.

Only if everyone makes a plan to vote for change at City Hall. 👇

If you’re running for Mayor or City Council, Torontonians need to know where you stand. If you believe the status quo is unacceptable and that new fresh ideas are desperately needed at City Hall, sign our candidate pledge today. We’ll publish the first list of signatories on September 21. #TOpoli #ABetterCityTO