I’m writing today to the premier, calling on him to make good on his earlier remarks about buying Stelco. It’s time to turn that conversation into a serious plan.
Marit Stiles
The Public Record
Make no mistake, this is a tragedy and it is an attack on our workers and on our economy from an American company who is acting in bad faith in the middle of a trade war.
Their working conditions are our kids’ learning conditions ... If this minister thinks this is just business as usual when it comes to education, he needs to get into a classroom soon.
You connected with so many voters, and you delivered a message today to Doug Ford. You said, ‘You better watch your back because we are coming for you,’
People are starting to see that the Liberals cannot deliver on the promises they make that they’re going to defeat the Conservatives.
Drug use is being pushed from health-care centres into the streets, playgrounds, transit and public restrooms.
It is more clear than ever before in these three byelections, these historic three byelections, that there is only one party that is going to defeat Doug Ford and the conservatives, and it is the New Democratic Party.
We will never stop fighting against provincial overreach. Local democracy matters, local decision-making matters.
Teachers feel like first of all, their ability to shop locally, if they wanted to, has been taken away.
I don’t feel it on the ground. What I feel is overwhelmingly that people are frustrated by the lack of services provided by this government.
Unfortunately this really does all come down to the government punishing all students for the failures of this government.
Somebody signed off on that expense, and he knows exactly who. Heads need to roll.
Women already face enough barriers in politics without this kind of behaviour.
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.
My focus is going to continue to be to get the government here in Ontario to repeal Bill 110 because I remain very concerned about what Doug Ford and his (Progressive) Conservative government have planned for the islands.
The people of Toronto have been very clear about what they don’t want, which is they do not want an expansion of Billy Bishop airport to allow for jets to land there.
I was concerned when I heard the prime minister’s comments. I thought he was pretty clear initially that this would not be something they would be entertaining.
If this is simply an excuse for the government to distract from their own scandals, let me tell you this: if you want to find efficiencies, you want to save taxpayers a few dollars, start by not taking the dollars out of their pocket and…
We’re going to focus right now on saving people and communities, and fighting those fires. And then we need to turn around and have a full public inquiry to see where things went wrong.
I don’t see how we can not do that. We’re going to focus right now on saving people and communities, and fighting those fires. And then we need to turn around and have a full public inquiry to see where things went wrong.





