DONATE

A visitor clicked “Federal Government AI Consultation Form” for “AI Datacentres in Ontario”A visitor clicked “Federal Government AI Consultation Form” for “AI Datacentres in Ontario”A visitor clicked “Federal Government AI Consultation Form” for “AI Datacentres in Ontario”A visitor is filling out the email campaign for “AI Datacentres in Ontario”A visitor clicked “Federal Government AI Consultation Form” for “AI Datacentres in Ontario”A visitor is filling out the email campaign for “AI Datacentres in Ontario”A visitor is filling out the email campaign for “AI Datacentres in Ontario”A visitor clicked “Federal Government AI Consultation Form” for “AI Datacentres in Ontario”A visitor is filling out the email campaign for “AI Datacentres in Ontario”A visitor clicked “Federal Government AI Consultation Form” for “AI Datacentres in Ontario”

Olivia Chow

Olivia Chow Incumbent

Running for Mayor of Toronto · in office since 2023

No scandals. The argument about her is about policy: taxes, bike lanes and spending.

Verified Jul 27, 2026

Where they stand

Each position pairs what they say with what they did.

Housing

Supports

What they did:

Pushed for more housing through multiplex permissions and development incentives. Some residents and councillors raised concerns about neighbourhood impact and infrastructure capacity.

Public funds

Raised property taxes

What they did:

Raised property taxes to address a structural budget shortfall and fund services, and increased spending on affordable housing, shelters and transit. Approval was high on entry and declined after the 2024 budget.

Transit

Bike lanes

What they did:

Strongly supported expanding bike lanes and transit priority lanes. Supporters cite safety and sustainable transport, opponents cite congestion and reduced parking.

At a glance

Office sought: Mayor, Toronto
In office: 2023 to present

Funding

Unclear

No credible reports of criminal charges, corruption, ethics violations or personal scandals during her time as mayor.

Others in this race

Brad Bradford One of the strongest challengers in polling, and the only candidate here with a confirmed ethics finding against him.
Cory Deville Nine policy pillars built on universal basic wellness and a solarpunk Toronto. Low in the polls.
Georgios Kalkounis A 15% cut to every department, no tax or fare increase in 2027, and social housing moved out of city hands.

Something wrong or missing? We publish corrections.

Submit a correction

AI Datacentres in Ontario

August 7, 2026

Level:Federal, Municipal, Provincial

Location:Ontario-Wide

Category: Email Campaigns, OAC Campaign, Phone Campaigns

Artificial intelligence (AI) datacentres are being built at an unprecedented pace, but the environmental and community impacts are being overlooked in the rush to expand. These massive facilities require enormous…
Get Involved: AI Datacentres in Ontario
Bill 5 Campaign

July 30, 2026

Level:Municipal, Provincial

Location:Ontario-Wide

Category: Email Campaigns, OAC Campaign, Petitions

Otherwise known as the “Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act”, Bill 5 grants the OPC government of Ontario the power to create “special economic zones” where development projects are…
Get Involved: Bill 5 Campaign
Bill 110 Campaign. Give The Toronto Islands Back!

July 15, 2026

Level:Municipal, Provincial

Location:Toronto

Category: Email Campaigns, OAC Campaign, Phone Campaigns

The federal government’s public consultation on the Billy Bishop Airport expansion received approximately 87,000 submissions, with an overwhelming majority opposing the proposal. While we should take time to appreciate what…
Get Involved: Bill 110 Campaign. Give The Toronto Islands Back!

Join the OAC Newsletter

Get Ontario political news, campaign updates, and urgent calls to action delivered to your inbox once or twice a month. You can unsubscribe at any time.

ONTARIANS AGAINST CORRUPTION

We are a grassroots community exposing corruption and pushing for accountability in Ontario.