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It was a pleasure to chat with neighbours at our Park Pop-Up in Godstone Park and talk about how we can keep making Don Valley North a better place for everyone. Thanks so much to everyone for coming by to say hi and for sharing ideas!

It was exciting to join Splash on Earth at Parkway Forest Park. They transform food waste into eco-paint wonder and people of all ages create large-scale asphalt murals. It was a pleasure meeting the Canada Summer Jobs students and hearing about the skills they’re learning.

It was a pleasure meeting with the President, the Dean of the Health Faculty, and staff at @YorkUniversity to learn about the first medical school focused on the training of family doctors. It was great to get hands-on at their nursing skills lab with @kbardeesy.

It was a pleasure meeting Paul Bailey @BlackHealthCAN to learn about their work in improving health and well-being of Black children, youth, and families in Canada.

Come by our Park Pop-Up at Godstone Park on Saturday for a yarn. There’ll be snacks and sodas! 45 Godstone Rd.

It was a pleasure meeting staff and visiting @NYGH_News, seeing first-hand how the amazing professionals are working tirelessly to provide healthcare to our community. They have my full support as they move forward with largest expansion in the hospital’s history.

It was a pleasure to join Bubble Tea with your MPP and meet and chat with everyone who came out to enjoy the sun  and community. Thanks to @jontsao for putting on such a terrific event!

Congratulations to @LetsGoToTheEX on their 146th year! They boost our local economy, create over a thousand jobs, and fuel the city a dozen @TinyTomDonuts at a time. It was a thrill to join their opening ceremony, I hope everyone visiting this year has a wonderful time.

The leading global type 1 diabetes research and advocacy org is right here in DVN. It was great to meet staff at @BT1D_CA and learn about how they’re helping make every day better for Canadians living with T1D.

It was a pleasure meeting the staff and the Canada Summer Jobs students at SEAS Centre and learning about how they’ve been building community with drop-in programs for youth and seniors since 1986.