Past events
The Toronto—St. Paul’s NDP Electoral District Association is excited to invite you to our General Membership Meeting, on Tuesday, January 27th at 6:30pm, via Zoom. This meeting is being held to prepare for the upcoming NDP Convention in Winnipeg (March 27th to 29th). We will elect our delegates to Convention, and debate policy resolutions to be submitted for consideration by the Convention.
You must be a member of Toronto—St. Paul's to participate. Please ensure your membership is up to date.
zoom link will be sent out to all who RSVP at least 2 days before the meeting.
This is a great opportunity for any interested member to submit new Federal policy and/or become a delegate at convention (including directly voting for our new Federal leader).
If you'd like to become a delegate, you may nominate yourself at the meeting. Some funding will be available to defray travel expenses.
If you'd like to submit a new Federal policy resolution for consideration, please submit to [email protected] by Midnight on Friday, January 23rd. New policy resolutions will NOT be accepted during the meeting.
We are holding our annual meeting to elect local community members and volunteers to the executive of our Toronto—St. Paul's NDP riding associations.
All NDP supporters and friends are encouraged to attend, enjoy meeting fellow local progressives, and help our riding be the best it can be!
Snacks, beverages, and good company will be available.
Mark your calendar today,
We can't wait to see you soon!
Join New Democrats from across Toronto to watch the first all-candidates event of the 2026 NDP Leadership Race, which is being hosted by the Canadian Labour Congress. You'll hear from all five official leadership candidates on their visions for the future of our party and our country.
This event is jointly co-hosted by the Toronto Centre NDP, University–Rosedale NDP, Taiaiako'n–Parkdale–High Park NDP, Toronto–Danforth NDP, Toronto–St. Paul's NDP, Etobicoke–Lakeshore NDP, University of Toronto NDP, and Spadina–Harbourfront NDP.
If you can't join us in person, you can also watch from home by RSVPing on the CLC's website. You can also use this page to submit a question to be asked to the candidates.
Note that the event venue & its washrooms are wheelchair-accessible.
We hope to see you soon!
Sunday August 17th @1pm, Wells Hill Park (145 Hilton Ave)
We've had a long year so far, from a provincial election to one of the NDP's most challenging federal elections. We may not have gotten the results we wanted but we still appreciate all the work you put in. We're inviting you to a party in the park with fun, progressive friends, and free ice cream!
Please bring along your family, meet new friends, and reunite with fellow progressive volunteers and organizers at Wells Hill park (right outside St. Clair West Station) on August 17th @1pm.
Did I mention there will be free ice cream?
When: Saturday, July 5th at 12:30pm (doors open at noon)
Where: Virtual Meeting, Zoom link will be e-mailed to RSVP List
This meeting will be to propose and approve new policy recommendations to bring forward at the upcoming Ontario NDP Convention. Policies elected at convention will be added to the official ONDP policy book. This is a great opportunity to have your voice heard and make a real difference here in Toronto—St. Paul's and in the Ontario NDP.
Only NDP members in good standing will be eligible to vote.
If you want to present a resolution to be sent to convention, please e-mail it to us by midnight on July 2 at [email protected].
If you are unsure of your membership status, e-mail us at [email protected]
You can renew your membership here (or by calling 416-591-8637).
We're looking forward to seeing you all on July 5th!
The 2025 federal election is around the corner—and we're hitting the ground running!
We're excited to invite you to the official opening of our NDP campaign office in Toronto-St. Paul’s for Bruce Levy.
The NDP has fought to bring you public day care, dental care and pharmacare. Bruce Levy is your local candidate committed to fighting for justice, affordability, and a better future for all.
Come and celebrate our victories and help bring the next one at Bruce Levy’s office opening.
📍 Location: 804 St. Clair Ave W
📅 Date: Saturday, March 29th
🕕 Time: 2PM
Come meet Bruce, connect with fellow supporters, and find out how you can get involved. Whether you're a seasoned volunteer or just curious about what the campaign is all about, we'd love to see you there.
This campaign is powered by people like you—and it starts right here.
RSVP now and be part of the movement for change.
Join us Saturday, January 25th to re-nominate Jill Andrew as our Ontario NDP candidate in Toronto—St. Paul's and for the official launch of our Pre-Election Campaign!
Over the past 6 years, Jill has been a powerful voice for our community. It's confirmed. Doug Ford is calling a snap provincial election on January 29th, and we need to be ready to ensure that Jill can continue to be a powerful representative for us at Queen's Park.
The event will be held at Gatherings Resto Bar (49 St Clair Avenue W) at 2 PM. There will be entertainment, light snacks, and some exciting guest speakers.
All are welcome! We hope you can join us!
WHERE: Gatherings Resto Bar, 49 St Clair Avenue West (Nearest intersection: Yonge & St Clair)
WHEN: Saturday, January 25th at 2 PM.
RSVPs are strongly encouraged. Please note that the venue is not wheelchair accessible.
We can't do this without you. I know we've asked a lot of you. Every dollar we receive helps Jill's campaign, and with generous refundable tax credits of up to 75% of your donation, you can get most of your donation back at tax time. Make a donation here: Donate - Toronto-St. Paul's NDP
Join Jill Andrew and Save Ontario's Science Centre on Sunday in Wells Hill Park to speak out against Doug Ford's scheme to move the Ontario Science Centre to Ontario Place.
This benefits no one. Not the people of Toronto who will lose a beloved insitution or the 400+ employees of the OSC, many of which will lose their jobs.
Meet us in Wells Hill Park at St Clair and Bathurst to tell Doug Ford NO.
Wednesday, May 1st at 7:00PM (doors open at 6:30PM)
At the Central Eglinton Community Center, Room #302
160 Eglinton Ave E, M4P 3B5
This meeting will be to elect members to the executive of the Toronto—St. Paul's riding association. We will also be voting on the nomination of our candidate in the upcoming Federal by-election.
Approved Nomination Candidate:
Amrit Parhar
You can read Amrit's introduction letter here.
Common Questions and Answers
Q: Do I have to be a member to attend the Toronto—St Paul's Annual General Meeting?
A: All members of the community are welcome to attend and observe, but only NDP members in good standing are eligible to vote at the annual general meeting.
Q: How do I nominate a member in good standing, including myself, for an executive position?
A: You may nominate yourself or any member (including a member not present) at the meeting. If you cannot attend the meeting but would still like to nominate a member, send an email [email protected] with the following information for every nominee:
NAME: _________________________
EMAIL: _________________________
POSITION: ______________________
EQUITY-SEEKING**: YES // NO
**does the nominee self-identify under the equity groupings of women, trans, genderqueer, or gender non-binary?
Q: What are the available positions?
A: The positions are as follows (it is possible to seek multiple positions):
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Financial Officer
Membership Officer
Youth Officer
Women's Officer
Anti-Racism Officer
Indigenous Peoples Officer
Persons Living with Disabilities Officer
LGBTQ+ Officer
Social Media Officer
Provincial Council Representative
Member at Large
Q: How do I vote?
A: Voting on contested nominations will be done by secret ballot at the meeting. Voting by proxy or voting in absentia is not possible.
For far too long, Doug Ford has put profit before people, and we're seeing the effects of these dastardly priorities in our communities and in our own homes.
The average cost of rent in Toronto has surged to over $3,000. At a time when grocery prices are skyrocketing, transit fares have increased, and our health care is in crisis, this is nothing short of immoral. The folks at 55 Brownlow are just a few of the many facing unneeded demovictions all done in the name of money money money. Let's rally together and remind this government that if they aren't for the people, then the people won't stand by.
Join fellow concerned community members on Saturday, April 29 at 1PM to demand affordable housing for all!
Learn more here: https://www.save55brownlow.ca/events