This week’s update highlights the people, organizations, and initiatives making a difference across Eglinton–Lawrence and Ontario. From coming together with neighbours at a local community BBQ to celebrating the 125th anniversary of St. Clement’s School and recognizing the work of young people supporting Lawrence Heights, I’m grateful for the many ways our community continues to come together.
I also had the opportunity to learn more about the incredible Theodor Herzl collection preserved by Eglinton–Lawrence constituent David Matlow, highlighting the importance of protecting and sharing our community’s history.
Across Ontario, this update includes developments in housing, medical education, long-term care, commercial driver training, rural communities, clean energy, nuclear refurbishment, and strengthening Ontario’s agri-food sector.