London

Promises a three-year property tax freeze for seniors.

Called for new city revenue streams.

Emphasized a public service that serves all.

Open city land south of Highway 401 for long-term leases to non-profit housing providers.

Preventive housing measures such as the renoviction bylaw; affordable transit to underserved areas.

Calls for "new city hall with new management" and a more compassionate approach to poverty.

Says systemic change is needed; treat arts and culture as an economic driver.

Described London as "a great city going through a tough stretch" and argued against a total change of direction.

Describes herself as tough on crime; advocates new municipal revenue sources; promised to resign after two years if her goals aren't met.

Promises a tax increase of less than 1% in each of her first two years, and a move away from harm-reduction approaches to open drug use toward a recovery-oriented approach.

Advocated overnight construction.

Housing-first approach to homelessness, a vacancy tax, more housing variety, and a light rail network.