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Niki Ashton / Churchill-Keewatinook Aski: From the fight for clean water to housing and infrastructure, to the need for better healthcare services, and good jobs in the north, Niki Ashton has been a strong voice for Indigenous and northern communities. An MP since 2008, Niki's proven her mettle as a champion who's willing to fight in solidarity with Indigenous peoples, labour, women, the LGBTQI2S+ community, and youth in the pursuit of justice. |
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Alexandre Boulerice / Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie: Born and raised in Montreal, Alexandre worked as a journalist and then for the labour movement before getting elected in 2011. Since then, he has fought for better transparency and accountability in our democracy, working for concrete solutions to the housing crisis, and ensuring a just transition to the renewable energy economy. |
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Laurel Collins / Victoria: Since her election in 2019, Laurel has been fiercely advocating for urgent action on the climate and affordability crises. Her efforts have strengthened Canada's first climate accountability legislation, helped eliminate international fossil fuel subsidies, and ensured stronger environmental protections. We need a courageous champion like Laurel in Ottawa. |
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Don Davies / Vancouver-Kingsway: Before winning his seat in 2008, Don worked as a lawyer for the labour movement. A longtime resident in his Vancouver-Kingsway riding, and a tireless community champion, Don's committed to fighting to ensure everyone in Canada has access to healthcare, an affordable home, and a safe climate. |
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Blake Dejarlais / Edmonton Griesbach: Born in Edmonton and raised on the Fishing Lake Métis Settlement, Blake worked as a community activist and the National Director of the Métis Settlements General Council before making history during the 2021 election as the first openly Two-Spirit person ever elected to Parliament, and the first Indigenous representative from Edmonton. A committed community builder, Blake is dedicated to fighting for a better future for all. |
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Leah Gazan / Winnipeg Centre: In her six years as MP, Leah has consistently put people first—fighting for affordable housing, better healthcare, fair wages, and a brighter future for all. She has been leading a cross-partisan national campaign for a Basic Income and introduced Motion 46 to support this effort and ensure all Canadians have what they need to live with dignity. |
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Matthew Green / Hamilton Centre: Matthew Green cut his teeth as a community organizer before becoming a city councillor for Hamilton. Since becoming MP in 2019, he's used his voice to fight for human rights, democratic economies and workplaces, climate justice, and to demand safe and dignified housing for all. |
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Joel Harden / Ottawa Centre: With a long history working in the student and labour movement, Joel is a fierce believer in the power of community organizing. As MPP for Ottawa Centre from 2018-2025, he fought for disability and seniors' rights, improving public transportation, and better support for Ontarians during the COVID-19 pandemic. Joel will be a strong voice for social, economic, and climate justice in Ottawa. |
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Gord Johns / Courtenay-Alberni: A born and raised Vancouver Islander, Gord's worn many hats — as a small business owner, municipal councillor, and environmental advocate. Since becoming an MP in 2015, Gord's championed Indigenous rights, affordable healthcare and housing, and stronger environmental protections. |
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Peter Julian / New Westminster-Burnaby-Maillardville: Peter Julian was born and raised in the Burnaby and New Westminster area, where his family has called home for four generations. First elected as MP in 2004, he's been a fierce advocate for a stronger social safety net and healthcare system we can all rely on, affordable housing, and climate action to ensure more fairness and a better future for all. |
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Bhutila Karpoche / Taiaiako'n-Parkdale-High Park: A trained epidemiologist, public health researcher and community organizer, Bhutila was most recently an MPP in Queen's Park. She's now making the jump to representing her community in Parliament Hill, to continue her fight for affordable housing and a dignified life for everyone in Canada. |
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Jenny Kwan / Vancouver East: An immigrant to Canada, Jenny Kwan is a dedicated community organizer who's been a strong voice for economic, environmental, and social justice since becoming an MP in 2015. With her long history of advocacy, Jenny has proven herself to be a fighter who's not afraid to speak truth to power to ensure that everyone, no matter who they are and where they come from, has the opportunity to succeed. |
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Avi Lewis / Vancouver Centre: Born and raised in a deeply politically active family, Avi has been confronting the climate emergency and fighting for social justice as an activist, teacher, journalist and documentary filmmaker. Avi isn't afraid to stand up to power – and continues to inspire the progressive movement to fight for the transformational changes that our moment demands. |
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Heather McPherson / Edmonton-Strathcona: Bringing over 20 years of experience fighting for human rights and sustainability in the non-profit sector, Heather has been serving Edmonton-Strathcona as MP since 2019. As Foreign Affairs critic for the NDP, Heather has proven herself to be courageous in her advocacy for peace and Palestinian human rights – as well as in fighting for seniors and marginalized communities. |
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Mike Morrice / Kitchener Centre: With a background in sustainable enterprise, Mike Morrice made history when he was elected Ontario's first Green MP in 2021. As a proven community builder, Mike has worked with cross-party coalitions to push to build non-market, affordable housing, ending legislated poverty for people with disabilities, and making polluters pay their fair share. |
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Lisa Roberts / Halifax: First elected to the Nova Scotia Legislature in 2017, Lisa Roberts is gearing up for a second run at the federal seat in Halifax after a narrow loss in the last federal election. Lisa's proven herself to be a skilled community builder – with direct experience building up the non-profit housing sector and advocating for creative solutions to tackle the climate crisis and affordability. |
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Sandra Sousa / Davenport: Sandra is a data engineer, proud Portuguese Canadian, and grassroots organizer – whose organized hundreds of her neighbours in Davenport to demand a ceasefire and arms embargo in response to the ongoing violence in Palestine, inspiring others across Toronto to do the same. Her deep commitment to community, climate action and economic justice has propelled her to make an exciting run for office. |
