Jamaal Myers Launches Campaign for Re-Election in Scarborough North
SCARBOROUGH, ON – July 15, 2026 – City Councillor Jamaal Myers officially announced he is running for re-election in Ward 23, Scarborough North, in the October 26, 2026 municipal election.
Myers, who has served as Ward 23's councillor since 2022 and chairs the Toronto Transit Commission, is campaigning on "Leadership That Delivers”.
"Scarborough North gave me the honour of a lifetime when they elected me four years ago as their City Councillor. I earned their trust with a simple slogan: Results Matter. Not talk. Just action. Since then, I have focused on making Scarborough North more affordable, safe and connected. By working with the community, a lot has been accomplished, but there's still more to do," said Myers. “I’m seeking re-election because our community faces a number of critical decisions on housing, transit, and infrastructure which will shape our neighbourhoods for decades to come. More than ever, we need trusted leadership that works with and for our community. I’m asking for the support of my constituents again because by working together, we can build a Scarborough North that works for all of us.”
First-term highlights:
Froze TTC fares three years in a row
Started a sixplex housing pilot in Scarborough North that helped Toronto secure $471M in federal funding to build 11,780 affordable rental homes
Championed and secured funding for the Scarborough Busway to save commuters up to 15 minutes (opening September 2026)
Secured funding to widen Steeles Avenue between Tapscott and Ninth Line (construction starting in 2027)
Opened youth hubs at Malvern and Woodside Square libraries and secured $200,000 annually to open a youth hub at Agincourt Recreation Centre (opening September 2026)
Endorsements
DR. JOSEPH WONG, Founder and Chair Emeritus, Yee Hong
"As the founder of Yee Hong Geriatric Care and Foundation, we have had the unwavering support of Councillor Jamaal Myers for the development of crucial services for seniors and expansion plans in the past four years. He genuinely cares for the community and has worked directly with our residents and staff to help make critical road safety improvements along Scottfield Drive, where Yee Hong is located. I am proud to support Councillor Jamaal Myers for re-election in Scarborough North."
GARY ANANDASANGAREE
“For the past four years, Jamaal has been an invaluable partner in our efforts to improve public safety in Scarborough and across Toronto. We have worked together to fund initiatives that empower our youth to live fruitful lives, but our work is not done yet. Our youth need Jamaal back at City Hall to continue the work we have already started: giving our youth a bright future full of prosperity.”
ANDREA HAZELL, Member of Provincial Parliament, Scarborough–Guildwood
"As a long-time Scarborough resident and Member of Provincial Parliament for Scarborough-Guildwood, I've seen firsthand Jamaal Myers' unwavering commitment to our community. He has been a strong advocate for Scarborough and has worked hard to ensure Scarborough North receives the investments, infrastructure and attention it deserves.
With deep roots in Scarborough and years of experience in local politics, I know what our community needs to thrive. I am proud to endorse Jamaal Myers for re-election - he has earned our trust, and he has earned our votes."
TORONTO & YORK REGION LABOUR COUNCIL
"TYRLC is proud to endorse Jamaal Myers for the City of Toronto municipal election!
Jamaal is the Toronto City Councillor for Ward 23 – Scarborough North and a committed advocate for working people, strong public services, and equitable communities.
Born and raised in Scarborough, Jamaal is a lawyer by profession who has championed investments in affordable housing, public transit, community safety, and neighbourhood infrastructure at City Hall. He has strongly supported protecting employment lands and recognizes their essential role in keeping and creating good paying jobs in Toronto.
As TTC Chair, he successfully oversaw seven collective bargaining agreements without any labour disruption and helped lead the successful effort to insource cleaning jobs that had been previously contracted out."
Residents can follow the campaign and get involved at electjamaalmyers.com or reach out to the campaign office by emailing info@electjamaalmyers.com.

