Waterloo PLA (Provincial Liberal Association)

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

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.

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

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.

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

We’re living in a time of uncertain trade relations with the U.S.—and the last thing Ontario should do is bury its head in the sand. It’s time to build stronger partnerships and champion innovation. We need to diversify our trading partners. We need to build and buy local. And we need this government to follow through on the economic protection measures promised in the Budget. Ontarians won’t cower or fall silent. We’ve proven our strength before and we’ll rise to meet this moment, together. #onpoli

Doug Ford called an early election to consolidate power. Four months later, his ministers still don’t have mandates. Mandate letters exist so people know who’s responsible for what. Without them, there’s no accountability. Ford doesn’t want to answer to Ontarians — and he’s making sure his ministers don’t have to either.