Ontario’s Associate Minister for Mental Health and Addictions 🧠 • Member of Provincial Parliament for Eglinton–Lawrence 🏰
Toronto, Ontario
Joined December 2024
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Today, I was honoured to be appointed Associate Minister of Mental Health and Addictions. 🧠💙
I’m grateful for the opportunity to serve Ontarians in this new role and look forward to working with Minister @SylviaJonesMPP and our partners across Ontario.
Families in City of Toronto will be able to save up to $213,000 on the purchase of a new home through the Development Charge Reduction Program and HST Rebate.
Working with our federal and municipal counterparts, our government will continue creating the conditions for more people to achieve their dreams of homeownership.
🔗: ontario.ca/page/building-mor…
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This evening, I joined B’nai Brith Canada for their Award of Merit Gala to recognize their longstanding contributions to Ontario’s Jewish community.
For more than 150 years, B’nai Brith has championed human rights, fought antisemitism and provided support to vulnerable Canadians. We’ll keep working together to build safer, stronger communities across Ontario.
We're taking action to get Highway 69 built faster!
Our proposed Building Highway 69 Faster Act would accelerate widening between Parry Sound and Sudbury by up to five years, improving road safety and strengthening northern Ontario's economy.
🔗: news.ontario.ca/en/release/1…
When Ontario businesses grow, workers and families benefit.
🔗: news.ontario.ca/en/release/1…
We’re keeping our promise to protect workers from tariffs and secure the jobs of the future here in Ontario.
Through a landmark $8.7B agreement with the federal government, we’re building roads to the Ring of Fire, strengthening Ontario’s critical minerals supply chain and protecting Ontario’s steel and auto workers from U.S. tariffs .
Learn more: news.ontario.ca/en/release/1…
Illegal cannabis sales pose risks to consumer health and safety and undermine the integrity of Ontario’s regulated market.
Michelle Cooper retweeted
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Since our government lowered the age of self-referral for mammograms from age 50 to 40 two years ago, more than 330,000 people in their 40s have been screened - leading to better outcomes.
Because early detection saves lives.
Our government will always stand up for Ontario’s small businesses.
By cutting the small business tax by $1.1 billion, we’re delivering up to $5,000 in savings to local businesses that power Eglinton-Lawrence’s economy.
This week and every week, remember to #ShopLocal!
As President Trump threatens Canadian jobs, Ontario is protecting our workers.
With $41 million to train more apprentices and a $2.5 billion commitment to skills training, we’re opening doors to good-paying careers and building a workforce that can compete with anyone, anywhere.
Applications are now open for the Anti-Hate Security and Prevention Grant.
We’re helping faith-based and cultural organizations strengthen security, protect their communities and ensure their spaces remain safe and welcoming for everyone.
Learn more: news.ontario.ca/en/release/1…
Ontario has proven time and time again that we are a global energy superpower.
Now we’re building what comes next: new nuclear, the largest battery storage fleet in the country, a plan to bring Alberta oil to our refineries in Sarnia and a stronger grid to connect it all.
This #WorldMentalHealthDay, we join people across Ontario and around the world in recognizing the importance of mental health and the role it plays in our overall health and well-being.
@fordnation @SylviaJonesMPP