I’ve been running an Advisory and Employment Assistance business since 2022, with a focus on supporting the Milton community in finding meaningful job opportunities and guiding them in the right direction toward employment success. Through this blog—created by our leader, Mr. Mansoor Qureshi of the Ontario Centrist Party—I’ll be sharing job postings and work opportunities […]

From the Milton Constituency Association – Ontario Centrist PartyJune 25, 2025 On June 24, the Halton Catholic District School Board (HCDSB) approved a balanced operating budget of $533.9 million for the 2025–2026 school year. Board Chair Marvin Duarte and Director of Education John Klein praised the effort as fiscally responsible and aligned with their multi-year […]

Letter to the Founding Members of Women in the Centre To all the incredible women who’ve joined Women in the Centre, I want to start this letter with humility. As a man writing to a group of accomplished, capable, and community-driven women, I understand that my role here is not to lead, it’s to support. […]

To: Asif Khan From: Mansoor Qureshi, Leader of the Ontario Centrist Party Re: Taking Root in Durham – What Local Leadership Requires NowAsif,Thank you for taking on the responsibility of leading our first Constituency Association in Durham. You have earned the trust to build something real, not just symbolic. Durham is a bellwether region. If […]

Approved for Party-Wide Distribution – June 2025 Public Identity Groups Strategy: Reframing Participation for a Stronger Ontario Prepared By: Office of the Party Leader, Mansoor Qureshi Audience: Executive Council, Constituency Association Chairs, Prospective Group Chairs, Core Volunteers Purpose: To formally establish the Ontario Centrist Party’s public-facing identity groups as a foundational component of its engagement, […]

Strategic Advisory Note: Milton CA Leadership Priorities To: Syed Mohsin Rizvi, Chair – Milton CA From: Mansoor Qureshi, Leader – Ontario Centrist Party Date: June 2025 Re: Milton Needs Leadership That Solves, Not Just Speaks Mohsin, Milton’s growth story is undeniable—but the provincial response has been slow, fragmented, and often dismissive of what residents are […]

The next provincial election won’t be won by who shouts the loudest. It will be won by who earns the public’s quiet trust. We’ve heard it said that the centre is empty. That Ontarians are polarized, tribal, and moving to ideological extremes. But this assumption betrays a fundamental misunderstanding of how political alignment actually works […]

On Thursday, June 13, 2025, the Ontario Centrist Party (CPO) held its first official all-hands leadership meeting—a defining moment in our journey and the start of a new chapter for our movement. It was a weeknight, and many attendees were still finishing dinner or wrapping up the day. But the energy on the call was […]

This week, Ontario hit a speed bump in its push toward becoming a leader in electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing. Honda Canada announced it’s postponing its $15 billion investment project in Alliston — a project that was supposed to create thousands of jobs and bring long-term economic momentum to the province. The plan included building an […]

Ontario isn’t on the verge of change—we’re already in the middle of it. The headlines say the economy is up, jobs are growing, and transit is being built. But that’s not what most people feel. Rent is still high. Groceries cost more. Commutes are longer. And stable jobs are harder to find. For a lot […]

Publisher: Ontario Centrist Party Author: Mansoor Qureshi, Leader of the Ontario Centrist Party Published: April 2025 Executive Summary This case study explores the intensifying discourse around Alberta’s future within Canada following the 2025 federal election. Rising political, economic, and cultural grievances have led to renewed calls for separation. These conversations, while not new, now carry […]

Mansoor Qureshi Leader, Ontario Centrist Party ontariocentristparty.ca April 30, 2025 To: The Honourable Danielle Smith Premier of Alberta Office of the Premier Edmonton, Alberta Subject: A Respectful Appeal for Unity and Partnership Dear Premier Smith and the citizens of Alberta, I write to you today not as a partisan, and not as a critic, but […]

The 2025 federal election has concluded, ushering in a new era of leadership under Prime Minister Mark Carney and the Liberal Party. While some celebrate, others—especially in provinces like Alberta—are grappling with concern, frustration, and a sense of betrayal. As Leader of the Ontario Centrist Party, I want to speak directly to that feeling. Alberta […]

Good evening, fellow Ontarians and Canadians, In the wake of the federal election, I want to offer a few reflections—not just as the Leader of the Ontario Centrist Party, but as a citizen of this country who deeply values democracy and unity. First, congratulations to Prime Minister Mark Carney and the Liberal Party on forming […]

If you’re living in Ontario and trying to buy a home, rent a place, or even just plan for the future, you don’t need a politician to tell you what you already know: housing feels completely rigged. In today’s update, we want to break down why so many Ontarians feel shut out of the dream […]

We’re just days away from a federal election that could reshape the direction of the country. But for many Ontarians, the mood isn’t hopeful or inspired—it’s uncertain. And for good reason. In this update, I speak plainly about the growing discomfort many of us feel when we look at our choices. The Liberals have introduced […]

It’s been another big week in Ontario. With the federal election less than two weeks away, a lot of Ontarians are asking the right question: What does this actually mean for us? That’s what I want to walk through in this week’s update. Ontario & The Federal Election Ontario holds 122 seats in Parliament. That […]

A centrist look at national choices through a provincial lens As the 2025 federal election picks up momentum, we’re seeing a lot of national narratives take shape. Leaders are speaking to Canada, but here in Ontario, we have to ask: what do these promises and policies really mean for us? This isn’t about who you […]

This election, there’s a lot of emotion in the air—and for good reason. People are upset. The situation in Palestine and Israel is devastating, and it’s affecting how many voters are thinking about their choices. Let me start by saying: I understand that. These are real issues that touch people deeply. But as the Leader […]

Weekly Ontario Update – April 11, 2025 This week’s message covers some important ground for Ontarians and all Canadians. In just a few minutes, I break down: The real impact of U.S. tariffs on Ontario’s workers and industries How the Ontario government is responding with $11B in support Canada’s emerging role on the world stage […]

This week in Ontario: We break down the major issues affecting our province — including the fallout from U.S. auto tariffs, the impact of federal economic decisions, and what it all means for workers, families, and local businesses in Ontario. We also look at how Canada’s refusal to repeal Bill C-69 is affecting provincial relations […]

Eid Mubarak, Ontario! As we mark this special occasion, let’s take a moment to appreciate the diversity, strength, and unity that define our province and country. Canada is a place where cultures come together, not just to coexist but to thrive and build a better future—together. At a time when the world faces division and […]

Big changes are happening in our province—election results, job growth, infrastructure delays, and new legislation. What does this mean for YOU? The Centrist Party of Ontario is here to fight for real solutions—better jobs, smarter transit, and a government that actually listens. Let’s build an Ontario that works for everyone.

In this week’s address, I break down the top issues affecting Ontario — from new trade tensions with the U.S., to the major closure of Hudson’s Bay stores, to the upcoming federal election. We’re not here to play politics — we’re here to offer clear, balanced solutions that put Ontarians first. – Smarter trade strategy […]

Recent discussions about public funds, tax exemptions, and government subsidies have raised concerns about financial transparency. While federal policies determine taxation and international funding, Ontarians deserve clarity on how public money is allocated at all levels. Trust in government depends on transparency, accountability, and informed public engagement. Why Public Accountability Matters Public funds should always […]

Dear Prime Minister Carney, On behalf of the Ontario Centrist Party (CPO), I offer my congratulations on your appointment as Canada’s new Prime Minister. You are taking on this role at a time when Canada faces profound economic and geopolitical challenges, and your leadership will determine the course of this country for generations to come. […]

Trade tensions between Canada and the United States have taken another turn. President Trump has threatened new tariffs on Canadian dairy and lumber unless Canada lowers its existing tariffs—some of which have been in place for years to protect our industries. Meanwhile, Premier Doug Ford is pushing ahead with a 25% tariff on electricity exports […]

Ontario Takes Action Amidst U.S. Trade Dispute Ontario has launched the “Ally to the North” campaign in response to escalating trade tensions following U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods. This initiative highlights the strong economic ties and shared values between Ontario and the United States, reminding our neighbors that cooperation benefits both countries. The campaign has […]

As Ontario gears up for the February 27, 2025 election, the Ontario Centrist Party (CPO) is proud to introduce our official candidates—leaders committed to bringing practical solutions to the province’s biggest challenges. Meet Our Candidates The Ontario Centrist Party is fielding a strong slate of candidates, each dedicated to common-sense policies that put Ontarians first: […]

Ontario has long been the economic engine of Canada. With a diverse workforce, world-class industries, and a strong innovation sector, our province has the potential to be a leader in self-sufficiency and economic resilience. However, recent global challenges have exposed vulnerabilities in our supply chains, trade agreements, and reliance on external markets. The time has […]