Environment: Reducing Pollution, Greenhouse Gases and Climate Change
- 10 new subway lines across the GTA
- Transit-Oriented Development: density along transit lines, fewer cars, and emissions. Live, work, and play without a car
- Design 15-minute neighborhoods where daily necessities are within a 15-minute walk, bicycle ride, or transit ride from home
- Goal: 99% public services online like Singapore and e-Estonia. Eliminate hundreds of government buildings and millions of vehicle trips
- Upgrade nuclear and hydroelectric waterpower plants and expand geothermal: reliable, affordable, and clean energy
- Higher building standards and better inspections to reduce energy loss and use, deficiencies and repairs, and noise that leads to sleep deprivation with better windows and insulation
- Prioritize solutions to make air, water, and soil cleaner, including clean drinking water
- Co-ops: update list of Ontario polluters, prioritize inspections, identify “best-in-class" environmental regulations, recycling programs, and tools to measure progress
- Clearer regulations in plain language
- Two hundred (200) new Canadian water bombers, satellite imaging, and a predictive analytics team to better manage forest fires in Ontario, Canada and abroad. While the Trudeau Liberals unsuccessfully tried to plant 2 billion trees, it is estimated that 16 billion trees were burned in Canada's 2023 wildfires alone
An Ontario Driven by Innovation
It is time to build a better future for Ontario – one where innovation is at its core. Focused on human centered design, disruptive innovations, and making Government as a Platform real to radically improve access, quality, and affordability of government services.
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