Congratulations to the staff, board, and all members at the Diane Frankling Co-operative Homes on your 35th Anniversary! Your community exemplifies the benefits and connections built by the co-op housing model. Thank you for inviting me to participate in this milestone celebration and I remain committed to your ongoing success in the years to come!

March with us this Labour Day! Join New Democrats as we celebrate everything the labour movement does to make Ontario better. Meet at 8:45 AM, SW corner of Queen St W & University Ave. Wear orange. Enjoy free entry to the CNE grounds at the march’s conclusion! RSVP at ontariondp.ca/march-with-the…

Thank you to the residents at PAL for inviting me over to meet all of you this weekend! Many PAL residents are deeply concerned about the threats posed by Ford's Billy Bishop Airport expansion plans to our waterfront communities. As longtime artists and champions of the arts, they have helped shape Toronto's cultural landscape and they, alongside their waterfront neighbours, deserve to live peacefully without blaring jets flying overhead. I cannot stress this enough: this airport expansion is reckless, dangerous, and benefits no one who actually lives in Toronto. We cannot allow Ford to tear up our waterfront to line the pockets of JP Morgan and American bankers. Visit kristynwongtam.ca/stop-fords… to join the growing number of Torontonians fighting to protect our waterfront, and contact your local Toronto Liberal MP to make your voice heard! 🌊

Workers took a risk to send a message about what they are seeing and need every Ontarian to know. Video from Alyssa Thorsteinson on Facebook.

Here's what Ford doesn't want you to know about the devastating fires across Northern Ontario

This year marks the 43rd anniversary of the Black July pogroms in Sri Lanka. From July 23 to July 30, 1983, state-sponsored anti-Tamil violence swept across the island, killing over 3,000 people, destroying countless homes and family businesses, and displacing up to 150,000 Tamils in that single week alone. Through attending events and spending time with the Tamil community over the past several years, I learned a great deal about the lasting impacts of Tamil oppression and the structural ways state-sponsored violence and genocide have sought to tear the community apart. Through it all, I have also witnessed the incredible resilience of the Tamil community in the face of adversity, and their determination to grow through the struggles together. I will continue to extend my solidarity and reaffirm my commitment, alongside my fellow New Democrats, to stand side by side with the Tamil community in their pursuit of justice and accountability, alongside reiterating our call for the United Nations to launch an investigation into the Tamil Genocide. As we witness the devastating global impacts of genocide, oppression, and violence, we must remain committed to confronting discrimination and standing against genocide, wherever it may occur across the world. May we never forget 1983.

Stan Cho who lives in Toronto and owns at least 4 properties, including his home. He knew he didn't qualify for a housing allowance because he lives just less than 6 km from Queen's Park. But this grifter tries to stick $16K of luxury hotel stays to Ontario taxpayers anyways.