Nick Mantas
Active Incumbent88.0% AttendanceTERM: 2022-2026

Nick Mantas

Councillor Nick Mantas generally aligns with the majority and mayor's bloc, maintaining a fiscally conservative approach with selective support for housing development. He consistently backs pro-growth measures and budget discipline, but dissents on key housing intensification policies, certain transit expansions, governance reforms, and some environmental and tax regulations.

Attendance
88.0%
292 / 332 Sessions
Mayor Alignment
88.7%
Voting overlap
Motions Moved
3
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Years Served
5
Since first vote
Housing Record

Generally supports housing development initiatives, particularly those accelerating construction and streamlining approvals, but has consistently opposed key intensification policies such as as-of-right zoning for mid-rise buildings and multiplex/sixplex measures, indicating a preference for targeted development over broad density reforms.

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Transit Record

Mixed record; supports some transit projects but has dissented on specific transit-oriented developments and priority measures, such as the Eglinton Crosstown West Extension and RapidTO initiatives, reflecting cautious or oppositional views on certain transit expansions and operational changes.

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Fiscal Record

Typically aligns with majority on budget votes, supporting main budgets, tax relief programs for vulnerable groups, and tax-related measures like the Vacant Home Tax. However, has dissented on several budget implementation motions and long-term financial plans, indicating a fiscally cautious approach with selective opposition to specific spending or revenue items.

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Notable Votes & Deviations

Housing Action Plan: As-of-right zoning for mid-rise buildings

Opposed a core housing intensification policy aimed at increasing density, highlighting resistance to certain progressive density measures.

Voted: NoResult: Lost, 1-6

Community Within Reach: Expanding Housing Options in Neighbourhoods (EHON) Neighbourhood Retail and Services Study - Phase Three Final Report

Voted against a key housing density reform study, aligning with minority opposition to broad neighbourhood intensification, though the motion failed.

Voted: NoResult: Lost, 9-17

Eglinton Crosstown West Extension transit-oriented communities

Dissent on a major transit development initiative, signaling skepticism or opposition to specific transit-oriented growth strategies.

Voted: NoResult: Carried

Lowering municipal voting age to 16-17

Opposed governance reform to expand youth voting rights, reflecting conservative stance on electoral changes.

Voted: NoResult: Carried

Two-Stroke Engine Small Equipment ban

Voted against an environmental measure to reduce emissions, indicating deviation from progressive environmental policies.

Voted: NoResult: Carried

Auditor General's Office 2026 Work Plan and Budget Highlights

Dissent on budget oversight measure, reflecting fiscal caution or opposition to specific auditing expenditures.

Voted: NoResult: Carried, 16-3

Call to Order

Procedural dissent, supporting call to order which failed, indicating occasional alignment with minority on procedural votes.

Voted: YesResult: Lost, 10-10

Review of the Order Paper

Supported a motion to review the order paper that lost, showing dissent on council governance procedures.

Voted: YesResult: Lost, 10-13

Showing Respect for Transit Customers: Implementing a Toronto Transit Commission Money-Back Guarantee

Opposed a transit customer service policy that passed, reflecting skepticism towards certain transit operational changes.

Voted: NoResult: Carried, 16-6

Application for Approval to Expropriate a Portion of 20 Humberview Crescent and 50 St. Phillips Road - Stage 1

Opposed expropriation for public infrastructure, reflecting cautious approach to property rights and fiscal spending.

Voted: NoResult: Lost, 5-20

Driving Efficiencies at Toronto Parking Authority to Reduce 2026 Budget Pressures

Dissented on mayor's budget efficiency motion, indicating selective opposition to fiscal measures within the majority bloc.

Voted: NoResult: Lost, 5-14

Towards Implementing a Maximum Indoor Temperature Requirement for Rental Units and Cooling Rooms

Voted against housing and environmental regulation, aligning with conservative stance on rental policies and regulatory expansions.

Voted: NoResult: Lost, 4-20

Making life more affordable for families by asking luxury-home buyers to chip in more

Opposed new tax measure on luxury homes, reflecting fiscally conservative and anti-tax position.

Voted: NoResult: Lost, 6-18

199 College Street Community Benefits Charge, College Streetscape

Voted against community benefits charge for development, indicating resistance to additional development costs or specific charges.

Voted: NoResult: Lost, 1-22