On July 23, Ontario Liberals from across southwestern Ontario met in London for a Meet & Greet with the officially registered @OntLiberal Party leadership candidates: Lee Fairclough, @NavdeepSBains, @EricDLombardi, and @DylanMarando.
🇨🇦 Happy Canada Day Waterloo! Today, we celebrate the people who make Canada what it is.
This Canada Day, let's celebrate everything that brings us together—and keep building a country where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.
On March 12, join us for a forum to discuss Waterloo Region's water capacity issues at the Wilmot Recreation Complex (Room A) from 7-9 PM. Panelists include Kevin Eby, Kevin Thomason, and Julie Wright. For more info and to RSVP, visit: ontarioliberal.ca/events/313…
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THIS THURSDAY, November 27 at 6:30pm, join MPP John Fraser, Ontario Liberal Critic for Education and his fellow panelists for a Forum on the State of Education in Ontario at the Breslau Community Centre. For more info and to RSVP, visit: bit.ly/olpedforum #onpoli
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On November 27 at 6:30pm, join MPP John Fraser, Ontario Liberal Critic for Education and his fellow panelists for a Forum on the State of Education in Ontario at the Breslau Community Centre. For more info and to RSVP, visit: bit.ly/olpedforum #onpoli
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It is with a heavy heart that we mourn the passing of Jim Bradley, who left a lasting mark on the province, shaping policy with thoughtfulness and wisdom.
Our deepest condolences go out to Jim’s family and loved ones. His passing is a profound loss for the Liberal family and for the province of Ontario, but his legacy of service and leadership will continue to inspire.
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We welcome the $1B investment to modernize Canada’s steel sector and $70M for worker retraining.
Ontario steel is vital to our economy. We must protect it—by growing our share of Canadian markets, finding new buyers abroad, and securing a fair deal with the U.S.
#onpoli
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Honoured to be named one of Canada’s Top 50 Women Over 50 by the CEO Magazine.
This is for the women showing that leadership only gets stronger with time.
To every woman stepping into her power: your voice matters. Keep going.
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As Ontario burns, Premier @fordnation is missing in action and...
🛩️Waterbombers grounded
👨🚒100 firefighters short
💸$42M cut from #wildfire response
As Manitoba burns, Premier @WabKinew is helping to set up cots for renewed round of wildfire evacuees.
#LeadershipMatters
ICYMI: Toronto clouded in forest fire smoke, air quality now among worst in world
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Factoring out Ontario, housing starts are up 17% in Canada.
Factoring in Ontario, they’re up only 4%.
@fordnation is dragging down the national average.
We can create jobs, use Canadian steel and lumber, and make life affordable by building homes.
Ontario must act.
#onpoli
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Ontario colleges have cut or suspended 600 programs and laid off 10,000 staff in the past year—one of the largest mass layoffs in the province’s history. Chronic underfunding has pushed the system to the brink. The government must act now to protect our economy.
#onpoli
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Over the past few months, I’ve travelled across Ontario listening to our members. I have heard about your hopes, frustrations, and ideas for what comes next.
I’m grateful to each and every one of you who showed up, spoke up, and shared honestly. Your voices are shaping our path forward.
From Thunder Bay to Kingston, Windsor to Ottawa, and many stops in between, one thing is clear: there’s a deep hunger for a party that’s more grassroots, more focused, and more ready to win. I agree.
We have work to do. And this is just the beginning.
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Doug has taken his eye off the ball.
He’s more focused on a spa and fantasy tunnel than on taking real action—like dealing with the $50 billion infrastructure backlog that would keep Ontario workers working.
#onpoli
See my interview w/ CityNews here ➡️
toronto.citynews.ca/video/20…
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Had a great conversation with @BeefFarmersON about the challenges facing the sector and the progress being made. Their dedication to high-quality production and strong rural communities is inspiring. I'm committed to supporting their work. Thank you for the valuable discussion!
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Isn't it ironic that the Premier releases this video now while he's undermining opportunities for youth?
🔴197,100 unemployed youth
🔴10,000 layoffs at colleges
🔴600 college programs cut
"Happy World Youth Skills Day" indeed.
Photo-op Ford strikes again.
#onpoli
When young people succeed, Ontario succeeds. On this World Youth Skills Day, we’re proud to celebrate the next generation of skilled workers who are building Ontario’s future. By investing $2.5 billion to support record-high apprenticeship numbers and expand training programs across the province, our government is opening doors to rewarding, high-demand careers in the trades.
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🚨UPDATE: New jobs numbers in manufacturing🚨
Ford promised to create 300,000 manufacturing jobs.
As of June 2025, he’s only created 2,000.
Ford likes to pose for photo ops with workers, and talks a good game…
Too bad it's all showmanship, not leadership.
#onpoli
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10,000 layoffs. 600 college programs cut.
Ontarians are ready to train for jobs in health care, clean energy, and advanced manufacturing, but Doug Ford’s cuts to colleges are shutting them out.
Billions for Ontario Place & booze, but not for students? Priorities matter. #onpoli
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Did you ever think your government’s failure to fund wildland firefighting would keep you inside, summer after summer?
That’s Doug Ford’s Ontario.
#onpoli
#Developing: Air quality alert issued for Toronto, GTA as forest fire smoke pushes levels to ‘high risk’ trib.al/IaYrHqW
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This is a heartbreaking move that will only make it harder for children to becoming our next generation of scientists, researchers, physicians and astronauts.
And why? All to serve a government’s inexplicable choice to cozy up to a foreign spa company at Ontario Place.
#onpoli
The Ontario Science Centre Science School is cancelled for the upcoming school year, the Science Centre says.
The decision comes as the Science Centre looks to find “a suitable temporary home,” according to an email obtained by the Star. trib.al/EOPw0vX































