Thomas and his partner walking down Elgin street.

FIGHTING FOR YOU

Doug Ford’s decision to force an election, over a year early, is a blatant attempt to protect his own interests, instead of addressing the real challenges our province is facing.

Leadership isn’t about self-preservation—it’s about stepping up and doing the work that truly matters.

Amid the threats of tariffs, an already strained healthcare system, and uncertain job markets, Ontarians need new leadership, not someone focused on himself.

NEW LEADERSHIP, REAL ACTION

I am running in this election to fight for Ottawa and to look out for the best interests of Ontario. Doug Ford has again chosen his and his rich friends interests, over yours, leaving the real needs of the province behind.

Ottawa needs real action, because we deserve better — better healthcare, better education for our kids, and a better economy.

My policy priorities
Thomas speaking with a supporter on the street.
Thomas speaking with a young girl.

ABOUT THOMAS

As a former public servant and vice president at the Canadian National Institute for the Blind, I have seen firsthand what can be done if we work together and put our community first.

I am proud to have raised over $10 million to support employment for those in the sight loss community and influenced disability rights laws like the Accessible Canada Act and am the chair of Lupus Canada.

I understand what it takes to put your community first. So join me in my campaign to show Doug Ford what real action looks like.

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