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In this latest newsletter, I share highlights from a busy few weeks in our community and at Queen’s Park — from attending the Snowflake Breakfast and holding our government accountable, to supporting Franco-Ontarian culture, calling for education investments, and meeting with local organizations working to improve life for residents of all ages. Read more about these initiatives and upcoming events, including the holiday office hours.
October Dedicated to Children's Online Safety and Privacy
With 99% of young people online and rising digital risks, Ontario must stay proactive. This bill ensures we dedicate every October to boosting digital literacy and helping families navigate online safety
Press Conference
Classes are too big, teachers need support, and students—especially those with special needs—deserve more resources. Investing in our children’s education is investing in our future. It’s time to put kids first.
39th anniversary of the French Language Services Act
The French Language Services Act is 39 years old!
Let's celebrate our language rights and continue to build an Ontario where living, learning, and thriving in French is not a privilege, but a right.
Keeping Franco-Ontarian Bookstores Alive: Why Bill 58 Matters
Franco-Ontarian bookstores are more than just shops — they are vital cultural and community spaces. Once numbering 12 across the province, only three remain today. My Bill 58 aims to support these bookstores by requiring publicly funded institutions to purchase their French-language books locally, helping small businesses, strengthening Ontario’s publishing industry, and keeping tax dollars in the province.
Bernard grandmaître:- an exceptional politician
I feel privileged to have known Bernard Grandmaître, a neighbour, friend, and exceptional politician. His leadership and vision have left their mark on the history of Franco-Ontarians, and his legacy continues to strengthen our communities. His passing leaves a great void in our province and in the heart of the Franco-Ontarian community.
Legislative life is looking up for the Liberals
Ontario Liberals have regained official party status at Queen’s Park after clearing the 12-seat threshold in the February election. Ottawa–Vanier MPP Lucille Collard, now serving again as Liberal House Leader, is helping guide a larger caucus with expanded legislative tools, increased speaking time, and a stronger presence in the chamber.