A promise is a starting point. The public record tells the rest. Explore what was committed, what changed, and what the evidence can — and cannot — establish.
Evidence through 21 October 2026/2023 pledges only
Implementation is not the same as impact. A bylaw can be passed without solving the problem it addresses. Our labels describe documented milestones, with shared responsibilities and evidence gaps made explicit. How we assess a promise →
Completion, lateness and election timing are separate questions. A late delivery still counts as delivered; its delay stays in the record.
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Documented implementation milestones
9
Partial delivery or work still underway
1
Changed direction from the commitment
3
Evidence incomplete or no measurable threshold
1 of the 5 milestones landed in the final 90 days before voting: the Scarborough Busway, 26 days before election day. The other four milestone dates fall earlier.
1 documented project-target delay: the Busway opened after the earlier Q4 2025 TTC expectation. This is an inherited project baseline, not a verified personal campaign deadline. A complete count of late campaign promises is not established.
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No specific campaign deadline established; do not assume on time.
Election day: 26 October 2026. The 90-day window is a disclosed descriptive choice, not proof of electoral motive. Dates represent the stated milestone (for example, tax coming into force or an agreement being approved), not equal measures of impact. Timing method →
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Outcome check. Approvals, construction starts and occupied homes are separate stages. These figures cannot establish completion of the 25,000-home pledge.
Outcome check. Allocations and homes supported are evidence of programme activity; they do not prove every purchase closed or measure long-term affordability.
Outcome check. These are service counts, not a measured reduction in city-wide evictions. 2023 is a comparison year, not a verified pre-promise baseline.
Outcome check. The policy and disclosure milestone is documented. Improved building conditions across the programme are not established by adoption alone.
A TTC briefing extended design work and anticipated construction from Q2 2025 taking about two years. It cited environmental assessment, archaeology and barriers beside GO tracks.
Outcome check. “Changed course” is this tracker’s comparison of the commitment with the current plan. It is not a claim that all highway-transfer steps are complete.
Outcome check. An agreement is a verifiable milestone. Long-term fiscal sustainability requires a separate assessment of recurring revenues, costs and obligations.
Recent 911 answering performance improved, but evidence establishing the specific promised team is incomplete.
Full delivery date not establishedPartial actions and evidence gaps shown below
Evidence timeline for Improve 911 through a transformation team
Police reported average 911 answer time of six seconds in June 2026, compared with 57 seconds in June 2025; the daily standard was met on 17 of 30 days.
Outcome check. Answering a call is different from dispatching or arriving at an emergency. The improvement cannot be attributed solely to the mayor or to an unverified team.
Outcome check. An emergency space is not a permanent home. Seasonal openings and closures prevent a simple cumulative count from measuring lasting capacity.
Sunday expansion is verified. The reviewed sources schedule the full seven-day rollout for July 2026, but do not conclusively confirm system-wide completion.
Full delivery date not establishedPartial actions and evidence gaps shown below
Evidence timeline for Open every library seven days a week
All 100 branches were scheduled to offer Sunday service, excluding holiday weekends, under TPL’s announced expansion.
Outcome check. The 2025 report warned that the trajectory would miss the 2025 and 2030 emissions targets. A plan or funding announcement is not evidence of achieved emissions reductions.