On July 27, 2018, Goldy announced her candidacy to run for Mayor of [[Toronto]] on a platform of reinstating the Toronto Anti-Violence Intervention Strategy and the police policy of "carding" (where officers stop and interview individuals based on suspicious activity or suspected crimes by said individuals, which liberal critics claim is a form of "racial profiling" due to some of those suspected individuals being of First Nations or Black Canadian background<ref>[https://edmontonjournal.com/news/crime/carding-activist-desmond-cole-to-speak-in-edmonton-amid-debate-on-controversial-police-practice Social activist Desmond Cole to speak in Edmonton amid debate on controversial police practice] at the ''Edmonton Journal''</ref>), affordable housing for local [[millennial]]s, refusing entry by new illegal immigrants and major repairs to city roads. | On July 27, 2018, Goldy announced her candidacy to run for Mayor of [[Toronto]] on a platform of reinstating the Toronto Anti-Violence Intervention Strategy and the police policy of "carding" (where officers stop and interview individuals based on suspicious activity or suspected crimes by said individuals, which liberal critics claim is a form of "racial profiling" due to some of those suspected individuals being of First Nations or Black Canadian background<ref>[https://edmontonjournal.com/news/crime/carding-activist-desmond-cole-to-speak-in-edmonton-amid-debate-on-controversial-police-practice Social activist Desmond Cole to speak in Edmonton amid debate on controversial police practice] at the ''Edmonton Journal''</ref>), affordable housing for local [[millennial]]s, refusing entry by new illegal immigrants and major repairs to city roads. |