Candidate for Mayor, campaigning for growth to 10 million people and 10 million trees.
Isidoros Kyrlangitses is on the City of Toronto’s list of certified candidates for Mayor, with a nomination filed on May 1, 2026. His campaign website, Ambitious Toronto, sets a vision of 10 million people and 10 million trees and lists proposals on housing, transit, parks and nightlife.
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Toronto municipal electionIsidoros Kyrlangitses 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 1, 2026 and gives the campaign website ambitioustoronto.com.
The Local's candidate page, updated as of September 21, 2026, says there is little information about him online. It reports that in a series of Instagram videos he proposed labelling the exits at Union Station, buying unsold condos to convert into affordable housing, and hosting more festivals and concerts, and that he criticized the land transfer tax as “a disincentive for empty nesters to sell.” voche.me did not open those videos. The Instagram account showed only a login page.
His website says he wants to inspire the city to accelerate its improvements in quality of life while growing its economy and population. It describes 10 million people as the result of continuous improvement, and it describes his vision as the cleanliness of Singapore, the efficiency of Hong Kong, the quality of life of Copenhagen and the scale of Tokyo. The site gives no biography or work history for him.
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His campaign website says Toronto should accelerate its growth while improving quality of life, with a vision named 10 million people and 10 million trees.
It says the 10 million trees stand for quality of life, with access to parks and facilities and an efficient way to get around.
It says 10 million people is the result of continuous improvements that attract and accommodate residents.
His campaign website proposes to buy undesirable condos to expand public housing, to allow tiny homes on donated private or religious properties, and to build more housing.
It lists laneway homes and backyard mini apartments, faster approvals and inspections, and allowing foreign investment to buy new builds.
It proposes an extra monthly property tax on vacant properties, and removing the land transfer tax.
His campaign website proposes a committee dedicated to reducing red tape for businesses, and quick guides on what a restaurant, cafe or dance club needs.
Ambitious Toronto campaign website · How do we growHis campaign website proposes to deter lane blocking for construction, stop weekend subway closures in favour of a better maintenance plan, label subway exits A to Z, and use bicycle lanes that lead to subway stations.
It points to the Madrid model for building subways and the Hong Kong model for financing them, and suggests private watercraft as a way to commute along the lake.
His campaign website proposes more vending to help fund washrooms, a ban on motorized vehicles on park paths, easier pop-up events, a 4 a.m. last call, easier CafeTO patios, and Trick or Treating on the Saturday before Halloween.
Ambitious Toronto campaign website · How do we improve quality of lifeEvidence reviewed on October 4, 2026: the City of Toronto's list of certified candidates, the home page and four further pages of the campaign website he gave the City (Why 10 million trees, Why 10 million people, How do we grow, How do we improve quality of life), its Why me page, the login page of the Instagram account the site links, and The Local's candidate page. His plans come from his campaign website and are written here as his campaign's proposals.
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