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Scrutinize the budget in detail.

Community representative.

Lower taxes by cutting spending.

Prioritize city-wide mobility instead of pursuing 15-minute districts.

Finish what's started first.

Halt further development and revisit policies.

A climate lens on all decisions would create unacceptable costs and delays.

Increase supply and/or reduce prices.

Increase the number of office workers.

An economic driver, so prioritize projects with measurable economic impact.

Remove barriers to business growth.

Protect it as a continuous natural area.

Extend the life of existing facilities and avoid closures.

Fund supportive services to alleviate suffering.

Lower costs and remove barriers for private and non-profit builders.

Members of council should be free from party affiliation.

Conduct a review to see if our shortcomings are at fault.

Redirect public pressure to secure sufficient provincial funding.

Engage with Indigenous communities on specific issues.

Primarily provide stable funding and work through commission processes.

Re-establish a strong metropolitan approach with shared priorities.

Performance is unsatisfactory because we are doing too much at once.

Build only if private partners or other orders of government contribute.

Expansion is important to reduce traffic congestion and accommodate growth.

Implement transparency tools other than a lobbyist registry.

Increase enforcement in public spaces and on transit.

Increase enforcement of bylaws.

Build less than is planned.

Spend more to improve clearing of sidewalks and pathways.

Prioritize private vehicles instead of LRT or BRT.