ODLC Announces Four Endorsements for Upcoming Provincial Election

February 18, 2025

The Oakville and District Labour Council (ODLC) is pleased to announce its endorsements for the upcoming Provincial Election on February 27, 2025. The ODLC, representing workers and unions across Halton Region, is committed to supporting candidates who offer innovative ideas and support the interests of all those living and working in Halton Region.

The Council is proud to endorse the following candidates:

Alison Gohel (Ontario Liberal Party) – Oakville

Andrea Grebenc (Ontario Liberal Party) – Burlington

Kaniz Mouli (Ontario Liberal Party) – Oakville North-Burlington

Kristina Tesser Derksen (Ontario Liberal Party) – Milton

The ODLC recently met with several candidates to listen to their ideas and ask questions about how they will contribute to improving health care, addressing affordability issues, and supporting the goals of working people in Halton Region and across Ontario.

Please check the Elections Ontario site for information on how you can vote in this election. Advance voting is from this Thursday, Feb. 20 to Saturday, Feb. 22.

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