No masks, no anger, just pride, positivity and inclusion. Toronto’s Walk With Israel was a manifestation of what Toronto can be once again.

Exciting news!🚨 On billboards, online, on TV, and in theatres - look out (and up) for our government’s brand new #WeStand domestic tourism marketing campaign. The campaign encourages Ontarians to explore the richness, beauty, and brilliance of our own backyard.

Thank you FRPO for giving me the chance to speak at your Annual General Meeting. We will keep working with our municipal partners to build more rental units across the province. #FRPO #LetsBuildOntario #BuildingFaster #BuildingSmarter

With softwood lumber duties on the rise, and ongoing trade uncertainty with the United States, I appreciate the tireless efforts of Premier Doug Ford. He’s been accessible, passionate, and out front in working with industry, labour, and local communities. He very much has the

On June 9, 2000 OPP Sergeant Margaret J. Eve died from injuries sustained two days earlier when she was struck by a truck while conducting a robbery investigation on Hwy 401 near Chatham. Margaret also served on OPPA Branch 1 Executive. Always fondly remembered. #HeroesInLife

Not surprising, but so deeply sad to see CUPE Ontario funding this garbage! Members deserve better for their dues than sponsoring this! Shameful.

Today is Buy Ontario, Buy Canadian Day!   When you shop local and choose Ontario-made products, you’re supporting the workers and businesses that build and protect our province.

Today marks the inaugural “Buy Ontario, Buy Canadian Day,” a call to action to support Ontario-made goods and services, including the incredible travel destinations we have right here at home.   Our world class Ontario Parks system offers outdoor recreation experiences unlike

From Calabogie to Horton, Pembroke to Arnprior, and every incredible community in between, wherever you’re celebrating in Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke, Happy Canada Day! Here’s to our people, our stories, and the country we’re proud to call home.

On July 3, 1993 OPP Provincial Conatalbe Eric Nystedt was stabbed to death in the line of duty while searching for a suspect after a domestic call near Kinmount, Ontario. Eric is fondly remembered by all who knew him. His service & sacrifice is never be forgotten. #HeroesInLife

Today, Premier Danielle Smith and I signed an historic agreement to support new nation-building pipelines, rail lines and ports, built with Ontario steel to open new markets for Canadian energy and critical minerals around the globe. Working together as Canadians, we’re making

Today, I’m proud to announce our government is investing an additional $9.1 million into 5 new Forest Biomass projects through 5 exciting new projects across Central and Eastern Ontario.These investments support our Forest Sector Strategy — growing Ontario’s forestry future.🌲

It was a privilege to introduce Associate Minister Holland, Ontario’s Associate Minister of Forestry and Forest Products in his announcement in the Ottawa Valley Today!

The Ontario-Alberta partnership secures more than a West-East pipeline; it includes support for the buildout of Ontario's Small Modular Reactors in Alberta, deepening markets for our critical minerals, along with a commitment for the Alberta government to purchase Ontario-made

Today, Minister Kevin Holland , MPP Billy Denault, and I joined the Ontario Forest Industries Association and McRae Lumber Company for a unique behind-the-scenes tour of forestry activities within Algonquin Park and McRae Mill. Forestry is permitted and carefully managed in

Honoured to welcome Kevin Holland to the Ottawa Valley for a tour of Killaloe Wood Products and Carson Lake Lumber. He announced $9.1M in projects, including 3 that make up $4.4M for our region. These investments support jobs, boost economies & ensure long-term sustainability.

North America’s first mass timber acute care hospital is being built in Eastern Ontario with Canadian wood. renewcanada.net/north-americas…

Happy Birthday, Mum! We love you 🍀💙🙏

On July 16, 1972 OPP Provincial Constable Clare Lloyd Lackey was killed in the line of duty when his police cruiser was struck by a drunk driver on Highway 540 near the town of Little Current on Manitoulin Island. His service and sacrifice is always remembered. #HeroesInLife

On July 20, 2005 OPP Provincial Constable Andrew Potts died in the line of duty when his police cruiser hit a moose on Muskoka Road 169 near Walkers Point Rd between Gravenhurst & Bala. PC Hanes was injured. Andrew's service and sacrifice is always remembered. #HeroesInLife