Mayoral challenger Brad Bradford launched a critique of rising crime and costs amid stumbling city services as he sought to close the gap in support between himself and Olivia Chow at a kickoff campaign rally in Etobicoke Tuesday night.
Bradford, the Beaches-East York councillor who launched his campaign when nominations opened on May 1, made the case to a crowd of approximately 150 attendees at the Plast Huculak Centre, a Ukrainian community centre on the Kingsway, after two recent polls showed the gap in support between the two tightening.
I don’t think Toronto can be fixed. Demographic doom awaits.
Your “progressive” city, run by your “progressive” mayor, and her “progressive” councillor cronies have left a trail of destruction over the last 4 years. The entire city will become Skid Row soon.
Vote wisely on October 26. pic.twitter.com/6q08bVk5ae
— IntegrityTO (@integrity_to) July 8, 2026
