Toronto – To draw attention to the devastating impact of nearly $300 million in budget cuts to legal aid, frontline legal clinic workers, members of OPSEU Local 5118 and community members will host a series of “pop-up legal clinics” in front of Conservative MPP constituency offices across the Greater Toronto Area on Friday, May 31.
OPSEU President Warren (Smokey) Thomas says the cuts will affect people who can’t afford lawyers.
“Cuts to legal aid mean there will be less help for tenants who are forced onto the streets, refugees facing deportation, people with mental health struggles who have been denied social assistance, low-wage workers standing up to bad bosses, and more,” said Thomas.
The OPSEU Local 5118 members and allies are calling on Conservative MPPs to reverse cuts to legal aid and stand up for our local community legal clinics.
The pop-up clinics will take place at the constituency offices of:
MPP Aris Babikian – 4002 Sheppard Ave East, Suite 207, 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm
Contact: Justin Kong, 647-609-0170
MPP Vincent Ke – 2175 Sheppard Ave. E, Suite 103, 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Contact: Diana Da Silva, 416-500-0028
MPP Stan Cho – 111 Sheppard Ave. W, 2 pm – 3 pm
Contact: Diana Da Silva, 416-500-0028
MPP Robin Martin – 2882 Dufferin St., noon – 1 pm
Contact: Aidan Macdonald, 647-833-6722
MPP Christina Mitas – Southeast corner of Lawrence Ave. E and Warden Ave., 2 pm – 4 pm
Contact: Beixi Liu, (647) 269-1963
MPP Prabmeet Singh Sarkaria – Northwest corner of Hurontario St. and County Court Blvd., 2 pm – 4 pm
Contact: Navi Aujla, (416) 837-3871
MPP Caroline Mulroney – 45 Grist Mill Rd., Unit 8, Holland Landing, noon – 2 pm
Contact: Jessa McLean, 647-274-3156
For more information: Diana Da Silva, 416-500-0028
Toronto – To draw attention to the devastating impact of nearly $300 million in budget cuts to legal aid, frontline legal clinic workers, members of OPSEU Local 5118 and community members will host a series of “pop-up legal clinics” in front of Conservative MPP constituency offices across the Greater Toronto Area on Friday, May 31.
OPSEU President Warren (Smokey) Thomas says the cuts will affect people who can’t afford lawyers.
“Cuts to legal aid mean there will be less help for tenants who are forced onto the streets, refugees facing deportation, people with mental health struggles who have been denied social assistance, low-wage workers standing up to bad bosses, and more,” said Thomas.
The OPSEU Local 5118 members and allies are calling on Conservative MPPs to reverse cuts to legal aid and stand up for our local community legal clinics.
The pop-up clinics will take place at the constituency offices of:
MPP Aris Babikian – 4002 Sheppard Ave East, Suite 207, 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm
Contact: Justin Kong, 647-609-0170
MPP Vincent Ke – 2175 Sheppard Ave. E, Suite 103, 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Contact: Diana Da Silva, 416-500-0028
MPP Stan Cho – 111 Sheppard Ave. W, 2 pm – 3 pm
Contact: Diana Da Silva, 416-500-0028
MPP Robin Martin – 2882 Dufferin St., noon – 1 pm
Contact: Aidan Macdonald, 647-833-6722
MPP Christina Mitas – Southeast corner of Lawrence Ave. E and Warden Ave., 2 pm – 4 pm
Contact: Beixi Liu, (647) 269-1963
MPP Prabmeet Singh Sarkaria – Northwest corner of Hurontario St. and County Court Blvd., 2 pm – 4 pm
Contact: Navi Aujla, (416) 837-3871
MPP Caroline Mulroney – 45 Grist Mill Rd., Unit 8, Holland Landing, noon – 2 pm
Contact: Jessa McLean, 647-274-3156
For more information: Diana Da Silva, 416-500-0028