The first week of the fall parliamentary session has officially wrapped up!
After an exciting week, I'm looking forward to connecting with residents and being back in our community for Truth and Reconciliation Day.

The first week of the fall parliamentary session has officially wrapped up!
After an exciting week, I'm looking forward to connecting with residents and being back in our community for Truth and Reconciliation Day.
Want to get involved in federal politics? Applications are now open to join the Spadina—Harbourfront Youth Council!
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These insights will inform my work on federal housing and infrastructure investments that help people live independently and stay connected to their communities.
Now, it’s time to get back to work in Ottawa!
Le Parlement est de retour pour la session d’automne!
J’ai hâte de ramener à Ottawa les conversations que j’ai eues cet été avec les résidents de Spadina—Harbourfront.
To all everyone observing Yom Kippur, G'mar Chatima Tova.
Concrete is essential to our roads, bridges, buildings, and so much more, and technology like this helps ensure their safety and durability for years to come.
Our office is back to regular hours for the fall.
Stop by and visit us on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays or Fridays. We'd love to see you!
As part of TIFF: The Market, the Innovation Hub showcases the best of immersive storytelling. Today is your last chance to visit these incredible exhibits at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre!
On this International Day of Democracy, let's take a moment to highlight some of the organizations doing incredible work to strengthen democratic engagement here at home, including the Samara Centre for Democracy, Apathy is Boring and the Rideau Hall Foundation.
We spoke about the future of the visual arts in Canada and how we can better support the sector, including through a national strategy for the visual arts.
To our new Canadians, welcome!
For the 2026–27 school year, our government has doubled funding from 2024–25 levels to $140 million, helping provide nutritious food to more than 400,000 kids every year.
Because of Judy and countless others who fought alongside her, Section 504 helped make schools, hospitals, sidewalks and so many other everyday spaces and services more accessible for all.
To all those celebrating Rosh Hashanah in Spadina—Harbourfront and across Canada, Shana Tova!
Among the recipients is the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority, which is receiving $320,000 over two years to complete the assessment of beach closures, algae, fish consumption restrictions, and habitat loss.
I'm very proud to be part of a union family, and my family and I had a great time marching alongside Toronto Civic Employees Union Local 416 (CUPE) employees in this year's parade.