In case you missed it, Brian Mulroney Elementary School officially opened its doors in Ottawa this year! The new school will serve and inspire generations of students, families, and educators, while proudly honouring the life and legacy of Canada's 18th Prime Minister, the Rt. Hon. Brian Mulroney. What a fitting tribute to a remarkable Canadian leader. Go Mulroney Muskrats!

A great visit to Fisher Park/Summit Alternative Public School in Ottawa, connecting with the students and staff to learn more about the Ottawa Police Service’s Community School Engagement Team (CSET). Through positive relationships and meaningful engagement, initiatives like CSET play an important role in supporting safe, welcoming learning environments where students can feel supported and thrive with the local police.

We're making housing more affordable by:   🏠 Removing the full 13% HST from new homes 🏗️ Cutting development costs to help build homes faster and more affordably   Together, these measures could save homebuyers up to $200,000 off the cost of a new home.   Learn more: ontario.ca/page/building-mor…

Yearbooks capture memories that last a lifetime. Earl of March Secondary School was a great visit this month to meet the incredible hardworking students creating the 2026 yearbook. The photos, design and creativity displayed their talent that could open doors to exciting future careers.

Ontario and the federal government are working together to protect workers across the province.   In the face of U.S. tariffs, today’s newly launched $8.7B action plan will protect our steel and auto industries, unlock Ontario’s critical minerals in the Ring of Fire and create good-paying jobs for our workers. Learn more: news.ontario.ca/en/release/1…

Early Childhood Educators and child care workers play an important role in helping our youngest learners grow, learn and thrive. Their care, patience and dedication help create safe, nurturing environments where children can build confidence, develop new skills and reach their full potential. This Child Care Worker and Early Childhood Educator Appreciation Day, we thank all these workers for the important work they do to support children and families across Ontario!

Early childhood educators play such an important role in helping children learn, grow and build confidence, while providing families with the care and support they rely on every day. Thank you to the entire team at Bay Park Children’s Centre for the warm welcome and for the dedication you bring to the children and families of Kingston!

In the face of President Trump's tariffs, we’re cutting red tape to get more homes and infrastructure built faster!   Our new changes will cut archaeological approval timelines by up to 80%, get shovels in the ground faster and support good-paying Ontario jobs. 🔗: news.ontario.ca/en/release/1…

Every parent wants to know their child is safe on their way to and from school. It's a peace of mind we want for every student, in every community. From kindergarten to high school, student safety is everyone's responsibility. This School Bus Safety Week, I remind all drivers to slow down, stay alert and take extra care around school buses and school zones throughout the school year.

It’s Small Business Week!   In the face of economic uncertainty, our government is cutting taxes and keeping costs down to help small business owners grow, create local jobs and build a more competitive economy.   This week and every week, remember to #ShopLocal! Learn more: news.ontario.ca/en/statement…

We’re using every tool at our disposal to protect Ontario jobs in the face of U.S. tariffs.   Through our Buy Ontario policy, we’re leveraging $30 billion in annual purchasing power to prioritize Ontario businesses, keep more money in our economy and support good-paying jobs right here at home.

It was my honour to celebrate the naming of Brian Mulroney Elementary School in Ottawa. The new school welcomes nearly 700 students this year and is the first public school in Canada named after the late Rt. Hon. Brian Mulroney, Canada’s 18th Prime Minister, honouring his life, legacy and lasting contributions to our country. Thank you to Mrs. Mulroney and the entire family for joining us to mark this special occasion. It’s fitting that a new generation of students will learn in a school bearing his name and be inspired by his legacy of public service.

Ontario is a global energy superpower. And we’re just getting started.   We can no longer rely on the U.S. for our prosperity or our security. That’s why we’re securing Canada’s energy sovereignty by building new nuclear, the largest battery storage fleet in the country and the transmission to connect it all.

On World Mental Health Day, we’re recognizing the importance of supporting student well-being and making sure young people know where to turn when they need help. Ontario supports programs that help students navigate mental health challenges, prevent bullying, build positive relationships and access support in their schools and communities. If you or someone you know is looking for support, resources are available at ontario.ca/page/find-mental-…

With roots stretching back more than two centuries, Kingston has a remarkable educational legacy. It was great to visit Kingston Secondary School and see students working collaboratively in Chemistry, learning about the elements in the periodic table. We also visited Module Vanier, a French-language school which shares the same building. Students were exploring scientific notation, real-world applications of numbers and using Edwin to deepen their learning. Thank you to everyone who welcomed us and showed us around!

Our government is investing $31 billion to expand highways and roads across the province. Projects like the Bradford Bypass and Highway 413 are protecting Ontario by keeping drivers safe, shortening commute times and creating thousands of good-paying jobs.

This year, we’re investing more than $101 billion in health care, the most in Ontario’s history! From connecting every person to a family doctor to building new hospitals and medical schools, we’re making sure Ontario families get the care they need, when and where they need it.

Last week at Queen’s Park, we celebrated students who stepped outside the classroom, tried something new and challenged themselves. Students from across Ontario showcased hands-on learning in areas like robotics, aviation, skilled trades, agriculture and hospitality, demonstrating the skills and confidence they are building through real-world experiences. We were honoured to be welcomed by The Honourable Edith Dumont @LGOntario , Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, and joined by His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh, @fordnation and British Consul General @YounisFouzia, along with education leaders, school board representatives, industry partners, Award Canada supporters and donors. Congratulations to all the students on their achievements, and thank you to the teachers, mentors and industry leaders supporting them along the way.

Ontario continues to lead the nation in eliminating interprovincial barriers that cost the Canadian economy up to $200 billion annually.   By ensuring we have free and fair trade within our own borders, we’re unlocking new opportunities for workers and industries, lowering costs and strengthening our economy for generations to come.