Bhutila Karpoche is fighting for Parkdale—High Park and is our champion at Queen’s Park.

A trained epidemiologist, Bhutila is a public health researcher and community organizer with deep roots in Parkdale–High Park. As our MPP, she is a hardworking problem solver, and has tabled more bills than any other MPP (2018-2022 term).

She has been voted Toronto's Best MPP by Now Magazine readers in 2019, 2020, and 2021; Toronto's Best Local Politician by Toronto Star readers in 2019; named one of Toronto's Most Inspirational Women of the year by TRNTO Magazine in 2019; and one of Canada's Top 25 Immigrants of 2022 by Canadian Immigrant Magazine.

Determined, pragmatic, and hopeful, Bhutila and the NDP have a plan for a more affordable, fairer, and greener Ontario for all.

Updates

NDP: Fire Verster over colossal, costly Eglinton LRT disaster

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QUEEN’S PARK – Joel Harden (Ottawa Centre), Official Opposition NDP Critic for Transit, called for accountability from new Transportation Minister Sarkaria, beginning with firing Metrolinx CEO Phil Verster after today’s announcement that the Eglinton Crosstown LRT continues to be plagued with problems and is still without an opening date.

NDP MPPs call for transparency on Etobicoke chemical fire cleanup

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QUEEN’S PARK – Ontario NDP MPPs Sandy Shaw (Hamilton West—Ancaster—Dundas), NDP critic for Environment, Conservation, and Parks; Peter Tabuns (Toronto—Danforth), NDP critic for Energy and Climate Action, and Bhutila Karpoche (Parkdale—High Park), NDP critic for GTA Issues, have written a letter to Minister of the Environment, Conservation and Parks, David Piccini, demanding increased transparency for the Mimico Creek and Humber River clean-up effort.

NDP: Conservatives still investing less in public health than pre-pandemic

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QUEEN'S PARK – Official Opposition NDP Health critic France Gélinas (Nickel Belt) and MPP Bhutila Karpoche (Parkdale—High Park) are pointing out that even with the Ford Conservatives’ announcement of “increased” provincial funding for public health today, the government is still investing less in public health than before the pandemic. The delayed action comes after municipalities faced overwhelming backlogs during the pandemic, prompting an outcry from Public Health Units(PHUs).

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