June is National Indigenous History Month, and June 21—on the summer solstice—is National Indigenous Peoples Day. This is not only a time of celebration but a time for reflection, education, and recommitment.

The Modern Commons Party of Canada respects that housing is a provincial responsibility—but federal leaders must not remain silent when development comes at the cost of Canada’s natural heritage. Ontario’s Bill 23, the “More Homes Built Faster Act,” aims to address the urgent housing crisis. That goal is important, and it’s one we share. Every Canadian deserves access to affordable, safe housing. But the tools we use to get there matter—and Bill 23 raises red flags.

As National Accessibility Week 2025 unfolds (May 25–31), the Modern Commons Party reaffirms its unwavering belief: accessibility is a right, not a request. Millions of Canadians—over 1 in 5—live with visible and invisible disabilities. Despite decades of progress, too many still face systemic exclusion in employment, public services, housing, healthcare, and even democracy itself.

As Canadians brace for the possibility of a Canada Post strike, the Modern Commons Party is calling for a balanced and practical approach—one that respects workers’ rights while ensuring continued access to essential services for all Canadians.