The Platform · v2025.10

A plan for Ontario’s next decade.

Two pillars substantively drafted today. Three in development. Every commitment has a target; every target has a measurement we will publish openly.

Start with Economic Or Housing

Published October 2025
Version 2025.10
Author: Party Leader Mansoor Qureshi

§ 02Pillar 01 / Economic Growth, Trade & Jobs

Build a diversified economy with good jobs.

Sustainable, measurable economic growth. Fiscal responsibility. Trade as a lever, not a threat.

Named commitments.

01 Democratize interprovincial trade+

Establish new trade agreements with provinces to eliminate barriers and streamline movement of goods and services across Canada. Create the Ontario Trade Expansion Fund to assist businesses expanding across provincial borders.

02 Expand international trade and investment+

Strengthen trade ties with the U.S. and EU, positioning Ontario as a gateway to North American and European markets. Explore closer ties with the EU as a hedge against U.S. policy shocks. Develop the Ontario Global Investment Attraction Initiative offering targeted incentives to international businesses.

03 Attract skilled workers and entrepreneurs+

Streamline immigration policies to attract high-skilled talent in STEM, finance, and advanced manufacturing. Launch an Ontario Innovation & Entrepreneur Visa Program to bring business leaders who drive economic growth and new inventions.

04 Strategic industry development+

Tax incentives for domestic manufacturing tied to long-term job commitments, with penalties for non-compliance. A $2B Innovation & Industrial Growth Fund for clean tech, AI, data centres, robotics, and biotech.

05 Boost Ontario’s financial power+

Position Ontario as a hub for financial services, fintech, and green finance. Expand international financial collaborations to strengthen the Ontario dollar’s value.

§ 03Pillar 02 / Housing & Infrastructure

1.5 million homes. $10B infrastructure.

Practical, large-scale housing solutions. Fair rental policy. Modernized infrastructure.

Named commitments.

01 Expand housing supply+

Build 1.5 million new homes over 10 years, prioritizing affordable housing, middle-income units, and rental accommodations. Incentivize private-sector developers via streamlined approvals. Launch a Public-Private Housing Initiative to expand non-profit, cooperative, and mixed-income housing.

02 Fair and balanced rental policies+

Introduce Landlord-Tenant Fairness Measures: protect renters from excessive rent hikes while ensuring landlords have fair legal protections against non-paying tenants. Establish a Rent Dispute Resolution System that reduces eviction delays but protects tenants in hardship. Tax credits for landlords who maintain and upgrade rental properties.

03 Infrastructure for growth and trade+

$10 billion over ten years for roads, highways, ports, and transportation hubs. Expand public transit networks. Smart traffic management systems for urban mobility.

04 Affordable homeownership+

Implement a First-Time Home Buyer Savings Plan. Introduce rent stabilization programs to prevent excessive hikes while keeping landlords profitable. Strengthen regulations against foreign speculation to prioritize homeownership for Ontarians.

§ 04Pillars 03 through 05 / In development

Three pillars being drafted now.

The platform will be complete when all five pillars are substantively drafted and publicly reviewed. These three are in working-group development.

03 / Education

In development

Class-size targets. STEM and trades investment. Affordable post-secondary. Indigenous education. Working group forming.

04 / Healthcare

In development

Primary care access. Women’s health as a distinct priority. Mental health. Rural and northern delivery. Long-term care reform.

05 / Civic Trust

In development

The Ontario Civility Index (instrument), cross-partisan civic literacy kits, Coffee with the Other Side convenings. Q3 2026 target for first Civility Index publication.

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