I was proud to support a bipartisan bill alongside @marymargaretbey.bsky.social and @kristynwongtam.bsky.social to honour Oct 18th as Persons Day and I'm glad to celebrate today.

I want to thank the Healing Of The Seven Generations
for organizing today's walk, Crow Shield Lodge for the sacred fire, Elder Myeengun Henry for the sunrise ceremony and Anishnabeg Outreach for today's farm gathering.

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Ontario Greens are committed to acting on the recommendations of the Final Report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada and will continue to oppose legislation like Bill 5 that undermines Indigenous freedom and attacks Indigenous lands and sovereignty.

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Reckoning with these truths is an important step to repairing their lasting damage. But our work does not stop there.

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The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is a time to remember the parents, children, siblings and elders tragically lost to the horrendous acts of cultural genocide committed in government-sanctioned residential schools.

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I stand with Indigenous leaders urging the Ford government to recognize the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation as a provincial statutory holiday in Ontario.

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It's important to take time to reflect on and celebrate the strength, courage and resiliency of Indigenous Peoples and Nations who have worked so hard to defend their people, land, language, culture and communities.

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We can’t just stand idly by and watch while our friends and neighbours die.

Thank you to Overdose Education Work Group for organizing this event.

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Here at home, the Ontario Greens remain firmly committed to protecting and advancing 2SLGBTQ+ rights.

We will always stand with queer and trans communities in the face of injustice.

Happy pride this month and every month! Now let’s dance!