Articles Tagged with 'Humber River–Black Creek'

By Sean Delaney The Ward 7 incumbent said being present in neighbourhoods remains central to the way he represents Humber River–Black Creek. As he seeks another term, Perruzza is asking residents to weigh both the projects underway and the community interests he says still need a strong voi...

Lorna Antwi describes her campaign for Ward 7 as an extension of the service work that has connected her to Humber River–Black Creek for much of her life. Antwi attended Brookview Middle School and later studied at Seneca Polytechnic at York. She said growing up in Jane and Finch and working wit...

By Sean Delaney Following another successful federal campaign, long-time Member of Parliament Judy Sgro is heading back to Ottawa to represent the people of Humber River–Black Creek for her ninth consecutive term. “I have a very, very big thank you to all of the people in Humber River–Black Cree...

By Sean Delaney The 2025 federal election is over, and while some may be returning to routine, others are looking ahead to what comes next—and that includes Matias de Dovitiis. I had the opportunity to sit down with Matias shortly after the campaign wrapped up, and though the NDP result wasn’t w...

By Sean Delaney As we head toward the April 28th federal by-election in Humber River–Black Creek, long-time Member of Parliament Judy Sgro is once again seeking your vote to continue representing our riding in Ottawa. With deep roots in the community and over two decades of service, Judy brings...

By Sean Delaney When I sat down with Matias de Dovitiis, the NDP candidate for Humber River–Black Creek, his message was clear: life has become too expensive for far too many people, and it’s time for real solutions. “The two biggest issues we face here are housing and affordability,” Matias tol...

Publisher’s comment Make your voice heard. On April 28th, residents across Humber River–Black Creek and beyond will once again be called to the ballot box, this time to vote in a federal by-election. And once again, we are reminded that democracy only works if we all show up. Last month, I wrote ...

By Sean Delaney Jeanne McGuire is running as the Communist Party of Canada’s candidate in Humber River–Black Creek for the 2025 federal election. With a background in education, health, and recreation, McGuire brings a wealth of experience to her candidacy. She has been actively involved in the t...

Bijay Paudel is stepping into the federal race for Humber River–Black Creek as the Conservative Party of Canada’s candidate, bringing with him a deep passion for community, public safety, and economic opportunity. Originally from Bardiya, Nepal, Paudel made Canada his home in 2010. Since then, he’s...