Victoria Mancinelli

Honoured to join the Canadian Society for Yad Vashem in recognizing Donatello and Zelmira De Luigi as Righteous Among the Nations for risking their lives to save the Strom family during the Nazi occupation of Rome.

A privilege to stand alongside Yad Vashem Chairman Dani Dayan, the Ambassadors of Italy and Israel to Canada, and the De Luigi family, represented by nephew Emilio DeLuigi.

As a proud Italian Canadian, this recognition holds special meaning. Our Italian and Jewish communities share a history of friendship, solidarity and standing together when it matters most.

The De Luigi family’s actions remind us that solidarity is defined by what we do, not simply what we say.

At a time of rising antisemitism, their example remains as relevant as ever. We honour their legacy by standing unequivocally with our Jewish friends and defending the freedoms and dignity of every Canadian.

Sempre Avanti.

Building the next generation of nuclear energy infrastructure is nation-building work. It demands ambition, innovation, accountability and the determination to see major projects through.

LiUNA stands firmly behind @opg, its leadership and the thousands of skilled workers advancing the Darlington New Nuclear Project.

Let’s keep building!

Politicizing the livelihoods of workers for cheap political points is beneath you, @MaritStiles.

You know full well that the Premier has been actively pressing both Stellantis and the federal government over the future of the plant and its workers.

You have consistently opposed investments in skills development and workforce training, the very investments that protect workers, strengthen their job security, equip them with the skills to adapt and transition, and create opportunities for long-term, sustainable careers.

Workers deserve meaningful solutions and a united front right now, not political opportunism. You cannot oppose the tools workers need and then claim to champion their future.

Such nonsense.
Political hypocrisy at its worst.

There are moments that make the world stand still.

Watching 105-year-old WWIl hero, Trooper Ed Stafford lay a wreath in honour of his fallen comrades, together with my father @joemancinelli, GGHG Honorary Colonel was one of them.

This morning we join the Governor General’s Horse Guards in solemn remembrance of the men and women who served and sacrificed for the freedoms we hold dear.

From the battlefields of Europe to missions around the world, generations of Canadians have worn our nation’s uniform with courage and conviction. They fought for a Canada built on liberty, dignity and democracy, values we must never take for granted.

As we stand together in remembrance, let us also stand in vigilance.

The peace they fought to protect must be safeguarded through unity, compassion, and moral strength here at home.

Today and always, we remember their service, honour their sacrifice, and commit to protecting the Canada they so bravely defended.

We Remember.

Standing with our Jewish friends today and always.