Nous souhaitons à toutes et à tous une très belle Journée des Franco-Ontariens et des Franco-Ontariennes!
Aujourd’hui, célébrons avec fierté notre langue, notre culture et toutes celles et ceux qui font vivre la francophonie partout en Ontario.
#BREAKING: Doug Ford is the least popular premier in Canada, according to a new Angus Reid Institute poll released this month.
Ford's approval sits at 31 per cent, the lowest of all nine premiers surveyed. Manitoba's Wab Kinew leads at 63 per cent. Every other premier in the country outranks him.
The poll comes after 20 Toronto-area PC MPPs billed taxpayers more than $120,000 for hotel stays, after Doug Ford was caught buying a $28.9 million jet, and after his government handed every teacher's classroom supply card exclusively to American-owned Staples while telling Ontarians to buy Ontario.
The Ontario legislature has been on break since June 2.
NEW TODAY: Doug Ford is keeping a minister that is under investigation in his cabinet — and moving him into one of the government’s biggest portfolios.
David Piccini, who is facing an ongoing ethics investigation, is now Ontario’s minister of infrastructure. I ask the premier why.
Plus: Why Ford says his cabinet shuffle is about positioning Ontario to fight Trump’s tariffs.
Happy Labour Day. 🧡
This holiday was born in Ontario. In 1872, when joining a union was a crime in this country, workers in Hamilton and Toronto walked off the job for a nine-hour day and marched 10,000 strong to Queen's Park. Their leaders were arrested for it. They won anyway, and their fight legalized unions in Canada.
Every long weekend, every safe worksite, every paycheque worth raising a family on traces back to workers like them. This party was built by that movement, and 154 years later we're still marching to Queen's Park for working people.
Happy Labour Day, from the party of labour.
Thank you, Bobby Nikmard. Bobby ran a campaign York–Simcoe can be proud of, built on a simple idea: everyone here deserves a fair shot.
Thank you to every resident and volunteer who stood with him. The Ontario NDP will keep fighting for York–Simcoe families.
Thank you, Monique Taylor. Monique nearly doubled the NDP's vote share in Hamilton East–Stoney Creek, and tonight made it clear: the next election is a fight between the Ontario NDP and the PCs.
The Ontario NDP will keep fighting for Hamilton families.
Scarborough Southwest has elected Fatima Shaban as their next MPP. A voice from this community, for this community, joining Marit Stiles and the Ontario NDP to make life more affordable and get Scarborough its fair share.
Congratulations, Fatima. Let's go get it.
If you want to stop Doug Ford's candidate in Hamilton East–Stoney Creek, there's only one vote that does it: Monique Taylor. However you've voted before – this time, yours is the difference.
"I see the only option being the NDP."
Matt has lived in Scarborough for 16 years, and he says the Ontario Liberal Party is in a state of disarray. Here's why he's voting for Fatima Shaban this time.
"I believe in Marit and I believe in Fatima, and I believe they are the only way that we will move Scarborough forward."
Christine has lived in Scarborough for more than 50 years. Here's why she's voting for Fatima Shaban this time.
🗳 Election Day is Thursday, September 3. Make your plan to vote now at https://t.co/9joa9GNWhc!
#BREAKING: A new poll shows the Hamilton East-Stoney Creek by-election has come down to two candidates. Monique Taylor, running for Marit Stiles' Ontario NDP, sits at 38 per cent, Doug Ford's candidate Jeff Beattie at 34, with the Liberals at 20 and the Greens at 3.
I asked Doug Ford to recall the legislature so Ontario can fight back against Donald Trump’s tariffs. He called that “gutter politics.”
Here is my response:
Trump is coming for Ontario jobs and Doug Ford just handed him our classroom supply money. Every teacher's $750, locked into an American-owned chain, every single year, while Canadian businesses get shut out. Enough. Tell Ford: CANCEL THE STAPLES DEAL.
Doug Ford's PC Party has confirmed it paid nearly $3,000 to send a staff member to Jamaica, where then Liberal leader Bonnie Crombie was on a private three-day vacation. The party calls this research. The research was watching a woman at a resort.
Asked about the operation, Ford said "it's politics" and "stuff happens during elections," then compared it to reporters following him to Florida. This is not satire. Those were his actual words. There was also no election in 2023.
The Leader of the Official Opposition and the Ontario NDP, Marit Stiles, called it creepy, Trump-style politics and demanded to know who authorized it. Doug Ford's office would not confirm or deny whether she was being watched while asking who authorized the watching.
At press time, the party had not said who authorized the trip, who approved the money, or what the researcher found. It is possible no
This is disgusting, and Doug Ford does not get to shrug it off.
Spying on a woman who is one of your political opponents on her private vacation is creepy Trump-style politics that has no place here.
Women already face enough barriers in politics without this kind of behaviour.
Somebody signed off on that expense, and he knows exactly who. Heads need to roll.
Bobby Nikmard has spent nearly two decades delivering for families in Ontario schools, teaching kids to read, building school lunch programs, and helping newcomers get settled.
As our candidate in York–Simcoe, he’s ready to join Marit Stiles and the Ontario NDP team to bring down the cost of groceries and rent, cut hospital wait times, and make sure families in York–Simcoe get their fair shot.