Today, on International Women’s Day, we celebrate the women who are shaping civic life in Toronto and beyond.
At the TFYIP, we remain committed to ensuring that young women have the space, support, and confidence to participate in public life.
#IWD2026#YouthInPolitics#Toronto
I want to thank the Blue Jays, and the whole city of Toronto.
These aren’t the results we were hoping for, but I am so very proud.
Blue Jays, you’re Toronto’s team, you’re Canada’s team. You’ve united all of us. Thank you for setting such a good example of excellence, friendship, and hope. You have inspired a generation.
The Jays have shown us what’s possible when we work together, and hope is the motivation.
Thank you Blue Jays. Looking forward to next year’s win!
I am deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Nigel Wright, a widely respected business leader and builder with a lifelong commitment to public service and community leadership.
The pinnacle of Nigel’s long career in public life was as Chief of Staff to Prime Minister Stephen Harper, where Nigel served Canadians with the same deep intellect and relentless work ethic that he demonstrated through many decades in the private sector. Throughout his career, Nigel contributed to a better and more prosperous future for Canadians.
I was privileged to know Nigel, benefitted often from his counsel, and have long been inspired by his dedication to our country, his kindness to his friends, and his faith in our common future.
I extend my heartfelt condolences to Nigel’s loved ones, friends, and colleagues during this difficult time.
Heartbroken to hear of Dr. Jane Goodall’s passing. She was a pioneer whose research and advocacy reshaped our understanding of the natural world. Her wisdom and compassion will live on in every act of conservation. All of us who were so greatly inspired by her will miss her deeply.
24 years ago today, many lives were changed forever and many lives were lost.
Let’s remember all those who perished on that day, first responders, people in the Twin Towers themselves, passengers aboard the hijacked planes, people who jumped from the towers amid the heat.
My thoughts are with the Weston family today after the loss of Hilary Weston, a Canadian business leader and former lieutenant-governor of Ontario. She leaves behind a lasting legacy of leadership, kindness, public service and philanthropy.
We are saddened by the passing of Hilary Weston, inspiring business leader, philanthropist & honorary graduate of Trinity. The Hilary & Galen Weston Foundation created Weston Scholarships at Trinity helping students pursue sustainable business education. https://t.co/LP1iAXjB9G
I am deeply saddened to learn of the death of Ontario’s 26th Lieutenant Governor Hon Hilary Weston. Ever gracious and generous she served Ontario with outstanding dedication and distinction during her term and beyond. I will be forever grateful for her kindness and friendship. 1
Hilary Weston was a trailblazer and devoted public servant. She served Ontario her entire life, including as Lieutenant Governor, a philanthropist and business leader. On behalf of the people of Ontario, I extend my sincere condolences to the Weston family and all of Hilary’s many loved ones.
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Meet TYYIP - The Toronto Foundation for Youth Involvement in Politics.
We’re a youth-led organization that empowers young Canadians to get involved, stay informed, and take action in civic life.
#TFYIP#YouthInPolitics #CivicEngagement#WhoWeAre #TorontoYouth
Last week, I caught up with @USAmbCanada
Pete Hoekstra during his visit to Toronto to emphasize that we are stronger together. Toronto trades $123 billion with the U.S. every year - creating hundreds of thousands of jobs on both sides of the border.
No matter what happens, Toronto will work with the province and federal government to support our local businesses. #ShopLocal #ElbowsUp
Gridlock costs Ontario more than $56 billion each year and forces millions of people to sit stuck in traffic for hours every day.
It was great to meet with @TorontoRBOT's Congestion Governing Council and the Business Council of Toronto to discuss our plan to get people moving again, including record investments in new highways and transit.
Ontario has a science centre that should be open but was closed prematurely and a transit station that was named for the science centre that’s closed because it was never opened. The Ford government just isn’t good at governing.