Candidate for Mayor who describes a career in luxury menswear, with a six-point platform.
Faizan Haider is on the City of Toronto’s list of certified candidates for Mayor, with a nomination filed on May 20, 2026. His campaign website lists six promises, among them a weekly cap on TTC fares, opposition to an expansion of Billy Bishop airport and to the removal of bike lanes, and more mental health spending as the answer to crime. The Local reports that he says he has worked in luxury menswear, mentorship and entrepreneurship for 15 years.
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Faizan Haider appears on the City of Toronto’s list of certified candidates for Mayor. A certified candidate is one whose nomination the City Clerk has accepted. The list shows the nomination date as May 20, 2026 and gives faizanhaider.ca as the campaign website.
The campaign website says he is a Scarborough immigrant who became the founder of a luxury enterprise, and that he is running to replace career politicians with what the site calls radical transparency and world-class execution. These are the campaign’s own words. The site names no business and gives no dates or work history, and voche.me has not checked any of it.
The Local reports that in an Instagram post he says he has worked in luxury menswear, mentorship and entrepreneurship for 15 years. In an Instagram video, according to The Local, he argues that Toronto should be run as an enterprise instead of a bureaucracy, and he calls his action plan LUPE, which stands for love, unity, peace and equality. The Local says the plan includes joining the TTC with other transit systems in the Greater Toronto Area, and that he promises to name the rapper Drake as Toronto’s chief victory officer. voche.me read these points through The Local and did not open the video.
Summarized from the campaign’s published profile. These are stated positions, not an assessment of results or a complete platform.
His campaign website says Toronto does not need an expansion of Billy Bishop airport or the removal of bike lanes, and that the mayor must defend the city against the Premier and that the city’s needs are separate from the province’s.
Faizan Haider campaign website · The 6ix PromisesHis campaign website proposes a cap of eight paid rides a week, after which riding is free, free buses and streetcars, and the return of an all-day family pass.
Faizan Haider campaign website · The 6ix PromisesHis campaign website says Toronto needs more awareness, solutions and community involvement instead of more enforcement, and calls for investment in mental health, productivity and creativity.
Faizan Haider campaign website · The 6ix PromisesHis campaign website says the city has the resources to end homelessness through alternative housing, counselling and therapy, and by helping people find jobs.
Faizan Haider campaign website · The 6ix PromisesHis campaign website says he would increase wages, lower the cost of groceries, essentials and services, and remove unnecessary taxes and fees.
Faizan Haider campaign website · The 6ix PromisesHis campaign website says meal programs are a start but not enough, and calls for an up-to-date curriculum, teacher training and mentorship for students.
Faizan Haider campaign website · The 6ix PromisesEvidence reviewed on October 4, 2026: the City of Toronto’s list of certified candidates, the campaign website the candidate gave the City (the home page and The 6ix Promises page), and The Local’s candidate page for the 2026 mayoral race. Name, office and nomination date are as the City prints them. Every proposal above comes from his own website and is a campaign pledge.
Gaps. The Instagram page named on his website sits behind a login page, so none of his posts could be read. The Local’s summary of his Instagram post and video is the only account of them used here. The Threads and X accounts were not opened. No news article that quotes him was found. The campaign website names no business, so the 15 years in menswear is unchecked. Empty sections record only that nothing was verified. The questionnaire has not been sent.
The Local quotes an Instagram post in which he says he has worked in these fields for 15 years. The business is not named, and voche.me did not check a company registry.
The Local · Toronto Mayoral Candidates 2026 (updated as of September 21, 2026)Proposed questions for a future interview. They have not been sent to the candidate, and no answers have been supplied.
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