Mark Saunders for Mayor of Toronto

It's time to be honest. The city is broken. Years of failures and waste at city hall, insiders worried about public bike lanes instead of public safety. We've started to normalize violence on TTC, and in our communities. We have a city that's always under construction, but that can never seem to build anything.
You have to call out the status quo for what it is: a failure. It's the only way we're going to fix things.
I'm Mark Saunders and I want to be mayor of Toronto because enough is enough.

[@veronicamighty6995]

Hi Mark you are doing great keep the faith my friend and when you become the mayor of Toronto please turn all those skyscrapers into affordable housing. You must down size office building and allowing more work from home to get those building to convert into more housing. Shalom

[@Hansome1877]

I would not vote for this guy😆

[@jeycalc6877]

he left in disgrace

[@Sam19509]

I clicked on this video randomly. I was surprised how effective and direct the messaging was. Toronto basially has a crime problem and it needs someone with the experience to lead the solutions to fix it. Not just Status quo politicians barking in the council chambers and on the tv news.

[@preetikapil5141]

Never for you mark. Let the city improve. Voting for you will mean a backward step!

[@joelsterling1445]

I agree, the city is broken. Very broken as far as the violence on the TTC is concerned. It is out of control

[@ronberman8947]

How is Eric Adams working for you New York?

[@elitepropertiestoronto2979]

We had the pleasure of sitting down with Mark for the Tea with Li Mayor Series for a long-form chat you can find out on KZbin. Mark impressed me thoroughly as well as Li the host. We got to see a different side of him then we had in his past roles. You can't find a finer gentlemen.

[@lakepoet]

I might have voted for him if he had bothered to show up to the debate when he was invited. But it seems he has other priorities. Forfeited.

[@eurosoe]

Obsessed with bike lanes. Your entire campaign has become a joke and there’s nothing more to it than crying about bike lanes.

[@eurosoe]

@@paulpogbae8833 Except that Chow is in the lead and rising in the polls. I consider myself a centrist who cycles. I might have voted for Saunders if he hadn’t drawn that line in the sand. He’s an idiot. I’m voting for Chow, at least she is an urbanist and cares about the city. Mark is a cop, and the worst kind, to boot.

[@DebbieBullRealEstate]

Mark I’m cheering you on from Milton!

[@eurosoe]

We shouldn’t be surprised you’d support him. His entire platform is to destroy the City’s livability so drivers from the suburbs can clog our streets even more. Do everyone and yourself a favour, stay in Milton.

[@shaneblank5837]

Go back into retirement Mark . This job isn’t for you nor are you strong enough to be our mayor .

[@user-ch9my3to6j]

agree with everything, voting for mark today! for better toronto. but hey, the music in the video is too loud and i had a bit trouble listening to what he was saying

[@jeycalc6877]

all the people who died on bikes and this guy is obsessed with bike lanes rather than criminals. YOU were in charge of the police, you failed

[@mikemiller4776]

Danm Mark your are a good actor

[@charlesallan6978]

Mark has the same vocal tonalities as Stevie Wonder and easily be mistaken for him by a voice-activated device such as Stevie's self-driving car ignition or garage door opener.

[@lcideo5426]

If you want a police state where you have NO FREEDOM and you are monitored by the police all the time, vote for Mark.

[@briane596able]

Running suburban messaging to become mayor of a metropolitan centre?? Something isn’t adding up… Do you live in Toronto Mr Saunders?

[@aristolochene]

Mark you've got my vote. The city is spiraling into a cesspool of degeneracy and pseudo-social justice mob posturing. There are too many people who haven't done anything in their lives or contributed to any social causes but love to grand stand and stand of top of metaphorical building screaming about the injustices in society. These folks are confused about the real victims and have more empathy for the criminals committing crimes than the permanently disabled lives of the victims. It's a painful tragedy to observe and I hope you get elected and make some movement towards building more robust systems that address these issues.