We’ll create a universal, publicly funded childcare system that covers all families, regardless of income. By increasing provincial funding, we’ll reduce fees for parents and ensure fair wages for childcare workers. We’ll also work with municipalities to expand local services and provide flexible care options for parents, making it easier for families to access the support they need. This will be fully integrated with other family services, creating a seamless, comprehensive support system for Ontario’s working families.

To address rising food costs, we’ll invest in local food production and sustainable farming practices to reduce reliance on imported goods. We’ll break up the monopolies that control much of the food supply, creating more competition and driving prices down. Supporting farmers with incentives for environmentally friendly practices will also help ensure local, healthy food is more accessible. Additionally, we’ll expand programs that provide nutritious meals to those in need, ensuring that no one has to choose between paying bills and putting food on the table.

To reduce fuel and transportation costs, we’ll invest in expanding public transit networks, making them more accessible, affordable, and environmentally friendly. We’ll subsidize fares for low-income individuals and introduce electric vehicle incentives to reduce reliance on fossil fuels. We’ll fund this by reallocating subsidies currently given to the oil and gas industry, redirecting those funds into green infrastructure. This will create more jobs in sustainable transportation and clean energy sectors, reducing costs while building a greener future.

We’ll eliminate tuition fees for public post-secondary education and make sure students have access to affordable housing and support services. To pay for this, we’ll increase funding for universities and colleges while introducing a progressive tax on large corporations. We’ll also provide interest-free student loans, with repayment tied to income, so graduates aren’t burdened with crippling debt. This approach will ensure every Ontarian has the opportunity to access higher education without the financial strain, creating a more skilled and prosperous workforce.

To tackle poverty, we’ll raise the minimum wage to a livable standard and ensure it’s tied to inflation. We’ll increase funding for affordable housing projects, targeting areas with the highest need, and work with municipalities to streamline construction processes. A basic income program will be introduced to provide direct financial support to individuals living below the poverty line, ensuring a safety net for all. We’ll fund these initiatives by restructuring corporate tax policies and closing tax loopholes, ensuring the wealthiest contribute their fair share. This will create a fairer economy where everyone can thrive.

We’ll expand and improve public transit systems to make them more affordable, accessible, and environmentally friendly. By investing in electric buses, cleaner energy sources, and new transit lines, we’ll reduce congestion and make commuting easier for everyone. We’ll fund this through redirecting subsidies currently going to fossil fuel industries and by implementing a small transit levy on high-income earners. This will ensure more people have access to reliable and sustainable public transit, reducing traffic, emissions, and overall transportation costs.

We’ll increase seniors' benefits to ensure they can live with dignity and security. By boosting funding for programs like the Ontario Seniors’ Secretariat and expanding the Guaranteed Income Supplement, we’ll ensure seniors have access to affordable housing, healthcare, and social services. We’ll fund this by raising taxes on the wealthiest Ontarians and reallocating resources from non-essential spending. This will help lift seniors out of poverty and improve their quality of life.

We’ll implement progressive tax measures, ensuring the wealthiest pay their fair share while providing targeted rebates for low- and middle-income families. This includes expanding the Ontario Child Benefit, offering rebates for energy-efficient home improvements, and creating a tax credit for families who invest in local, sustainable food and products. We’ll also introduce a carbon tax that reinvests in green infrastructure and clean energy projects, while providing rebates to offset costs for lower-income households. By closing tax loopholes and reducing corporate tax breaks, we’ll ensure more funds are directed to public services, making sure Ontarians have access to affordable healthcare, education, and housing.

We’ll reduce utility costs by investing in renewable energy, improving energy efficiency, and creating a publicly-owned energy grid. We’ll eliminate unfair pricing practices, expand support for low-income households, and implement a sliding scale for utility rates based on income. Funding will come from reducing corporate subsidies and redirecting profits from the public energy grid back into infrastructure improvements and rate reductions, ensuring Ontarians can access affordable utilities while building a sustainable, green future.

We’ll promote responsible mining by ensuring environmental protections are in place and that communities benefit from mineral extraction. We’ll invest in clean technology to reduce the environmental impact of mining while creating jobs in the green economy. Additionally, we’ll ensure that Indigenous communities are consulted and that their rights are respected in any mining projects. Funding will come from redirecting subsidies from environmentally harmful industries and reinvesting in sustainable mining practices. This will help ensure that Ontario’s mineral resources are used responsibly, benefiting both the economy and the environment.

We’ll expand and improve public transit systems to make them more affordable, accessible, and environmentally friendly. By investing in electric buses, cleaner energy sources, and new transit lines, we’ll reduce congestion and make commuting easier for everyone. We’ll fund this through redirecting subsidies currently going to fossil fuel industries and by implementing a small transit levy on high-income earners. This will ensure more people have access to reliable and sustainable public transit, reducing traffic, emissions, and overall transportation costs.

We’ll create a universal, publicly funded childcare system that covers all families, regardless of income. By increasing provincial funding, we’ll reduce fees for parents and ensure fair wages for childcare workers. We’ll also work with municipalities to expand local services and provide flexible care options for parents, making it easier for families to access the support they need. This will be fully integrated with other family services, creating a seamless, comprehensive support system for Ontario’s working families.

We’ll ensure Indigenous communities have access to culturally relevant education by incorporating Indigenous knowledge, languages, and traditions into curricula. We’ll fund Indigenous-led education programs and support post-secondary scholarships for Indigenous students. By working closely with Indigenous leaders, we’ll create educational policies that reflect the unique needs and values of Indigenous peoples, fostering understanding and reconciliation. This will be funded through a dedicated Indigenous education fund, sourced from reallocated government resources.

I believe in making post-secondary education more accessible for everyone, including international students. We’ll reduce tuition fees and provide financial support to help with living costs. We’ll also create pathways for international students to gain valuable work experience in Ontario’s workforce and ensure they have access to affordable housing and healthcare. This will be funded through reallocating resources from non-essential government spending and creating partnerships with universities to ensure international students receive the support they need to thrive here.

We’ll increase funding for K-12 education to reduce class sizes to 10-15 students, allowing for more individualized attention and improved learning outcomes. This will include hiring more teachers, supporting special education services, and expanding access to mental health resources in schools. We’ll also invest in up-to-date technology and educational tools, ensuring that students are equipped for the future. To support educators, we’ll provide better pay, professional development, and ensure smaller workloads, allowing them to focus on teaching. This will be funded through a progressive tax system, reallocating resources from inefficient spending, and reducing corporate tax breaks, ensuring that Ontario’s education system can provide high-quality, accessible learning for every student.

We’ll increase funding for special education programs, ensuring that students with learning needs receive personalized support. This includes hiring more specialized staff, providing assistive technologies, and offering individualized learning plans. We’ll also expand training for teachers to better support diverse learning styles. Funding will come from reallocating resources within the education budget and implementing a fair tax system, ensuring that every child, regardless of their needs, has access to the tools and support to succeed.

We’ll increase funding for K-12 education to hire more teachers, support staff, and mental health professionals. This will ensure smaller class sizes, better student support, and improved overall learning experiences. We’ll also provide fair wages and professional development opportunities for educators, empowering them to focus on teaching. Funding will come from reallocating inefficient government spending and adjusting tax policies to ensure that education remains a priority in Ontario.

We’ll ensure that LGBTQ+ students feel safe and supported by implementing inclusive policies, providing training for teachers on LGBTQ+ issues, and creating safer school environments. We’ll also expand access to mental health resources and ensure that LGBTQ+ students have access to peer support programs. Funding will come from increasing support for school districts to implement these policies and programs, ensuring that every student has the opportunity to thrive in an inclusive and respectful environment.

We’ll eliminate tuition fees for public post-secondary education and make sure students have access to affordable housing and support services. To pay for this, we’ll increase funding for universities and colleges while introducing a progressive tax on large corporations. We’ll also provide interest-free student loans, with repayment tied to income, so graduates aren’t burdened with crippling debt. This approach will ensure every Ontarian has the opportunity to access higher education without the financial strain, creating a more skilled and prosperous workforce.

We’ll increase funding for post-secondary institutions, ensuring more affordable access to education and reducing the financial burden on students. This includes providing grants for low-income students, increasing funding for research, and supporting scholarships for underrepresented groups. We’ll also invest in programs that support mental health and career development. Funding will come from reallocating resources from non-essential government spending and implementing a fairer corporate tax system. This will ensure that all Ontarians can access quality education without the weight of crippling debt.

We’ll invest in new school construction and upgrades to ensure safe, modern, and energy-efficient learning environments. This includes expanding schools in growing communities, upgrading facilities to meet environmental standards, and ensuring accessibility for all students. We’ll prioritize the use of sustainable materials and renewable energy sources in construction projects, reducing long-term operational costs. Funding will come from redirecting resources from unnecessary infrastructure projects and through green investment funds, ensuring schools are built to last and support the next generation.

We’ll update the school curriculum to include critical thinking, financial literacy, mental health education, and climate change awareness. We’ll integrate Indigenous history and perspectives across subjects, ensuring all students gain a well-rounded, inclusive education. Additionally, we’ll emphasize STEM programs and arts education, providing students with the skills to succeed in a rapidly changing world. Funding will come from reallocating resources within the education system, ensuring that curriculum updates align with modern needs and the future job market.

We’ll expand school nutrition programs to ensure every student has access to healthy, affordable meals. This includes increasing funding for breakfast and lunch programs, sourcing locally grown, sustainable food, and ensuring that meals meet nutritional standards. We’ll also work with schools to address food insecurity and provide support to families in need. Funding will come from reallocating resources within the education budget and partnerships with local farmers and organizations to reduce costs and improve food access.

We’ll prioritize student mental health by increasing access to counseling, wellness programs, and peer support initiatives in schools. We’ll provide mental health training for teachers to better recognize and support students in need. Funding will come from reallocating resources within the education budget and creating partnerships with mental health organizations to ensure every student has the tools and support to thrive emotionally and academically.

We’ll invest in trades education by expanding apprenticeship programs, ensuring students have access to hands-on training and mentorship. We’ll reduce barriers for people entering the trades, including providing financial support for tuition and tools. We’ll also work with industry partners to ensure programs are aligned with job market needs, creating pathways for high-paying, in-demand careers. Funding will come from redirecting resources from traditional academic pathways and creating partnerships with employers to support training and employment opportunities.

We’ll increase home construction by streamlining permits, investing in affordable housing, and expanding supply through public-private partnerships. We’ll prioritize sustainable, energy-efficient homes and ensure that development meets the needs of local communities. Additionally, we’ll remove barriers to accessing affordable land for developers, while protecting environmental standards. Funding will come from reallocating subsidies from large developers and reinvesting in local housing initiatives to ensure that Ontarians have access to affordable, quality housing.

We’ll make home ownership more accessible by introducing down payment assistance programs, providing low-interest loans, and offering tax incentives for first-time homebuyers. We’ll also tackle housing affordability by increasing the supply of affordable homes, ensuring that more people can access homeownership. Additionally, we’ll work to regulate speculative housing practices to prevent price manipulation and make housing more attainable for residents. Funding will come from redirecting resources from tax breaks for large developers and focusing on policies that prioritize Ontarians.

We’ll expand homeless services by increasing funding for shelters, providing mental health and addiction support, and ensuring access to affordable housing. We’ll implement a “Housing First” approach, prioritizing stable housing as a foundation for accessing other services. Additionally, we’ll create more outreach programs and support networks to prevent homelessness. Funding will come from reallocating resources from other social services and investing in long-term affordable housing projects to ensure lasting solutions.

We’ll tackle rising housing prices by increasing the supply of affordable homes, regulating speculative real estate practices, and implementing rent control measures. We’ll also introduce tax incentives for first-time homebuyers and provide down payment assistance. Additionally, we’ll work with municipalities to encourage development of affordable housing and ensure that homes remain accessible for Ontario residents. Funding will come from rethinking land use policies and redirecting resources from developer incentives to initiatives focused on affordability.

We’ll invest in trades education by expanding apprenticeship programs, ensuring students have access to hands-on training and mentorship. We’ll reduce barriers for people entering the trades, including providing financial support for tuition and tools. We’ll also work with industry partners to ensure programs are aligned with job market needs, creating pathways for high-paying, in-demand careers. Funding will come from redirecting resources from traditional academic pathways and creating partnerships with employers to support training and employment opportunities.

We’ll support sustainable agriculture by investing in eco-friendly farming practices, local food production, and improving access to markets for farmers. We’ll provide incentives for farmers to adopt green technologies and reduce carbon footprints, while ensuring fair prices for locally grown produce. We’ll also support rural communities by improving infrastructure and access to resources. Funding will come from reallocating subsidies from industrial agriculture and redirecting them to support small-scale, sustainable farming initiatives. This will help build a more resilient food system.

We’ll improve protections for gig and contract workers by ensuring fair wages, job security, and access to benefits like healthcare and paid leave. We’ll implement legislation that guarantees workers have the right to unionize and negotiate better conditions. Additionally, we’ll create pathways for gig and contract workers to transition into full-time employment if desired. Funding for these initiatives will come from expanding labor protections and fair taxation on companies that rely on gig work.

We’ll strengthen labor protections by ensuring fair wages, improving workplace safety, and expanding paid leave and benefits. We’ll ensure workers have the right to unionize and negotiate better working conditions. Additionally, we’ll introduce stronger enforcement of labor laws to protect vulnerable workers and reduce exploitation. Funding will come from fair taxation on large corporations and reallocation of resources to support labor rights enforcement. This will create a safer and more equitable working environment for all Ontarians.

We’ll promote responsible mining by ensuring environmental protections are in place and that communities benefit from mineral extraction. We’ll invest in clean technology to reduce the environmental impact of mining while creating jobs in the green economy. Additionally, we’ll ensure that Indigenous communities are consulted and that their rights are respected in any mining projects. Funding will come from redirecting subsidies from environmentally harmful industries and reinvesting in sustainable mining practices. This will help ensure that Ontario’s mineral resources are used responsibly, benefiting both the economy and the environment.

To tackle poverty, we’ll raise the minimum wage to a livable standard and ensure it’s tied to inflation. We’ll increase funding for affordable housing projects, targeting areas with the highest need, and work with municipalities to streamline construction processes. A basic income program will be introduced to provide direct financial support to individuals living below the poverty line, ensuring a safety net for all. We’ll fund these initiatives by restructuring corporate tax policies and closing tax loopholes, ensuring the wealthiest contribute their fair share. This will create a fairer economy where everyone can thrive.

We’ll support startups and small businesses by reducing red tape, providing tax incentives, and offering access to affordable financing. We’ll invest in programs that help entrepreneurs scale their businesses and provide mentorship opportunities. Additionally, we’ll ensure access to high-speed internet and modern infrastructure for small businesses to thrive. Funding will come from reallocating resources to support innovation and creating a more supportive regulatory environment for small business growth. This will help create a vibrant, diverse economy where local businesses can succeed.

We’ll boost tourism by investing in marketing, supporting local attractions, and developing sustainable tourism initiatives. We’ll work with municipalities to improve infrastructure, making it easier for visitors to access key sites while preserving local communities and ecosystems. Funding will come from reallocating resources from less effective tourism programs and partnering with local businesses to create packages and experiences that highlight Ontario’s diverse regions. This will create jobs, attract visitors, and promote Ontario as a year-round destination.

We’ll invest in trades education by expanding apprenticeship programs, ensuring students have access to hands-on training and mentorship. We’ll reduce barriers for people entering the trades, including providing financial support for tuition and tools. We’ll also work with industry partners to ensure programs are aligned with job market needs, creating pathways for high-paying, in-demand careers. Funding will come from redirecting resources from traditional academic pathways and creating partnerships with employers to support training and employment opportunities.

We’ll address Trump’s tariffs by advocating for fair trade agreements that protect Ontario’s industries and workers. We’ll work with the federal government to mitigate the impacts of tariffs, providing support to affected businesses and industries through targeted subsidies and alternative markets. Additionally, we’ll invest in diversifying our trading partners, reducing our dependency on any single country, and ensuring that Ontario businesses remain competitive globally. This will help protect jobs, support local economies, and create long-term stability for Ontario's industries.

To reduce fuel and transportation costs, we’ll invest in expanding public transit networks, making them more accessible, affordable, and environmentally friendly. We’ll subsidize fares for low-income individuals and introduce electric vehicle incentives to reduce reliance on fossil fuels. We’ll fund this by reallocating subsidies currently given to the oil and gas industry, redirecting those funds into green infrastructure. This will create more jobs in sustainable transportation and clean energy sectors, reducing costs while building a greener future.

We’ll expand and improve public transit systems to make them more affordable, accessible, and environmentally friendly. By investing in electric buses, cleaner energy sources, and new transit lines, we’ll reduce congestion and make commuting easier for everyone. We’ll fund this through redirecting subsidies currently going to fossil fuel industries and by implementing a small transit levy on high-income earners. This will ensure more people have access to reliable and sustainable public transit, reducing traffic, emissions, and overall transportation costs.