Morgan Harris: Toronto Council Ward 13 Candidate (2026)
Morgan Harris is running for Toronto council in Ward 13, Toronto Centre in 2026. Explore policy summaries, sources and candidate comparisons.
Morgan Harris appears on the City of Toronto’s 2026 municipal election candidate list for City council · Ward 13 · Toronto Centre. This profile is a neutral reading guide: it distinguishes a campaign’s stated material from official election information and does not rank or endorse candidates.
Who is Morgan Harris?
The City directory identifies this candidate as City council · Ward 13 · Toronto Centre and lists their status as on the city’s candidate list. The directory is the authoritative place to confirm whether a name, ward or office has changed before voting.
Campaign website and public record
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Policy positions and source status
Things Toronto reviewed 5 topics from the material available on Sep 15, 2026. The summaries below describe what the source says; they are not feasibility assessments.
Housing & homelessness
Would create and fund affordable, deeply affordable, transitional and supportive housing, and speed delivery on city-owned sites where projects have stalled.
Campaign proposal Read the source · checked Sep 15, 2026.
Transit & getting around
Would better coordinate road and street repairs, manage access during peak periods, revisit congestion charges and use parking fees to discourage peak single-occupant trips.
Campaign proposal Read the source · checked Sep 15, 2026.
Taxes & city spending
Would lower public-transit costs, targeting free TTC travel for seniors first and expanding access over time.
Campaign proposal Read the source · checked Sep 15, 2026.
Safety & public health
Would improve public lighting and cleaning, while addressing drug trafficking and unsafe conditions in parks such as Barbara Hall Park.
Campaign proposal Read the source · checked Sep 15, 2026.
Parks, climate & services
No public policy source found.
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Jobs & government
Would push for a faster, more accountable housing-planning process, pointing to experience with supportive-housing agencies, residents’ associations and City consultations.
Campaign proposal Read the source · checked Sep 15, 2026.
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Sources and methodology
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