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Alejandra Bravo – 2026 Municipal Election
Alejandra Bravo was elected City Councillor for Davenport in October 2022. She was appointed Chair of Toronto’s Economic and Community Development Committee and Commissioner on the TTC Board, as well as to the Toronto Board of Health and Mayor’s Executive Committee.

Kevin Rupasinghe – 2026 Municipal Election
Kevin Rupasinghe is an engineer, city builder, community advocate, and a proud resident of Scarborough Southwest. He wants a Scarborough where everyone can find a

Ala’a Adib – 2026 Municipal Election
Ala’a Adib is an Etobicoke native, proud Toronto resident, and community advocate running for City Councillor in Ward 1, Etobicoke North.

Krissan Veerasingam – 2026 Municipal Election
Born and raised in Scarborough, Krissan is a long-time community advocate who co-founded and runs the Scarborough Environmental Association alongside his wife, Fizza and was the former Co-Chair of the board for TTC Riders, Toronto’s largest transit advocacy organization.

Anthony Perruzza – 2026 Municipal Election
has championed initiatives that strengthen neighbourhoods, support seniors, and improve quality of life; including fighting municipally-run non-profit grocery stores, and expanding property tax rebates for low-income seniors and people with disabilities.

Neethan Shan – 2026 Municipal Election
Neethan Shan is Scarborough’s champion and proudly serves as the City Councillor for Scarborough-Rouge Park.

Debbie King – 2026 Municipal Election
Trustee Debbie King’s service includes membership on more than ten committees, helping guide planning and fiscal decisions affecting students, families, and school communities across Canada’s largest school board.

Amber Morley – 2026 Municipal Election
Amber is a lifelong resident of Etobicoke-Lakeshore and has dedicated herself over the past four years to building an accessible, responsive and reflective office for Etobicoke-Lakeshore residents.

Ask the Ancestors
It’s time for us to get our act together and start building the kind of power that once forced capital to accede to demands in the past: public health care, public pensions, unemployment insurance and social benefits, non-market social housing, pay equity, women’s and queer rights.

Case Study: Organizing For Power in Construction
In greater Toronto where the industry has relied on generations of immigrants to provide its workforce, the labour movement has changed lives of thousands of workers who have come from every part of the world to apply their skills and build a future together.

Fund Our Schools
We love our schools, but there are problems that need urgent attention.

United to Defeat the Right
Our unions are the best tool we have to build the life we deserve.

Climate Justice and Action
Let’s empower workers to build a long-lasting, sustainable economy.
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