A great piece from my friend Mathew Clancy on the collaboration, focus, and impactful partnership between labour and the Ford government — a partnership that’s delivering results and paving the way to a stronger, more prosperous Ontario!

🚨READ: "In the span of a decade, the party moved from “fighting labour” to “building with labour,” turning yesterday’s adversaries into today’s partners." Mathew Clancy writes on how Doug Ford and David Piccini are rewriting Ontario’s labour playbook by moving away from

Great read when it comes to the meaningful relationships we’re building to build a stronger Ontario!

Where to build isn’t a moral question; it’s engineering and logistics. Zone in advance around transit, employment areas and along serviced streets. That’s where height and family-sized units belong. And be honest about growth at the edge: many regions set aside land for the next

🚨READ: "Every month a permit sits on a desk is another month a family goes without a home." Laryssa Waler 🌻 Лариса Валєр writes on how bureaucratic municipal processes drive the housing crisis. Read more: trendingpolitics.ca/?p=2249&previe…

Proud to join Minister David Piccini, PAs Brian Saunderson, MPP for Simcoe-Grey and Mohamed Firin, and MPP Lorne Coe today at Durham College in #Whitby to announce a $75M investment to expand planning and construction-related programs at Ontario’s colleges, universities, and Indigenous Institutes.

This message from LiUNA @GPBrentBooker & Joseph Mancinelli bears repeating: imposed U.S. tariffs on Canada are a direct threat to good-paying jobs & our economic security. Canadian workers & industries cannot — and will not — be treated as collateral damage liuna.org/news/story/imp…

Through Ontario’s Skills Development Fund, our government is helping train hundreds of workers for good-paying jobs in the electrical industry in partnership with the Ontario Electrical League. It was great to stop by their headquarters in Etobicoke today to hear more about how

Love to see this collaboration between organized labour and the CAF. Truly great!!

NEW: ⁦Abacus Data⁩’s latest tracking poll: ⁦Ontario PC Party⁩ 53% ⁦Ontario Liberal Party | Parti Libéral de l'Ontario⁩ 27% ⁦Ontario NDP⁩ 12% ⁦Green Party of Ontario⁩ 5% thestar.com/politics/provi…

Ontario is leading the country with first-in-Canada, Canada-first changes to break down interprovincial barriers. We’re cutting red tape so certified workers, from architects and engineers to electricians and more can start jobs in Ontario faster. This is about unlocking

Amazing Labour Day with SEIU Healthcare ✊🏻

It was an honour to march alongside workers, unions, families, and community leaders at this year’s Labour Day Parade in Toronto. Today, we celebrate the people who build Ontario; protect our communities; care and create; and, keep our province moving forward. On this historic

My thoughts on the whisky pour 👇

The Skills Development Fund extends far beyond policy — it delivers direct investment in people, potential, and pathways to stronger futures. In Ontario, it is a proven fact that private-sector union programs achieve higher completion rates and stronger job placement, driving

The Skills Development Fund is a game-changer. It's not just a govt program; it's a lifeline for people and a powerful engine for Ontario's economy. Since its launch in 2021, it has helped train over 700K workers, giving them the skills they need for in-demand, good-paying jobs.

Today, I was in Hamilton to celebrate the reopening of Coca-Cola Canada’s newly renovated facility. Their investment in Ontario is supporting good-paying local jobs, boosting the local economy and helping grow Ontario’s beverage industry.

Beyond shameful — though not surprising — to see some in the labour movement attack private-sector union collaboration with Minister David Piccini and the Skills Development Fund, to their fainted echoes and empty chants of “solidarity forever.” The Skills Development Fund has

Rather than welcome a coalition model that includes union training trusts, employer consortia and Indigenous training centres, the NDP and some activists flirt with the idea that anything not routed exclusively through colleges is “privatization by stealth.” Two inconvenient

People with disabilities, marginalized workers, and veterans aren’t on a gravy train, John. They’re supported by Helmets to Hardhats (Helmets to Hardhats Canada), Ottawa-Carleton Association for Persons with Developmental Disabilities, and Sheet Metal, Air, Rail and Transportation Workers (SMART