Stephanie Smyth
Stephanie Smyth is the Member of Provincial Parliament (MPP) for Toronto-St. Paul’s, a role in which she has been vocal about issues concerning marginalized communities, particularly in relation to police investigations. She has expressed concern regarding the handling of suspicious deaths, advocating for more robust community outreach and questioning whether socioeconomic factors influence the urgency and thoroughness of police responses.
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Stephanie Smyth is a Liberal MPP who criticized the government for breaking its promise on accessibility.
Ontario’s promise to people with disabilities left unfulfilled after more than 20 years
Canada· 2026-01-11
Stephanie Smyth is a Liberal MPP who is asking for an investigation into David Piccini's actions.
Groups that got cash from Ontario training fund increasingly hired lobbyists beforehand, numbers showCanada· 2025-11-07
In a statement sent to The Globe and Mail on Monday by Liberal MPP Stephanie Smyth’s office, the caucus expressed gratitude to Ms. Crombie for her work to improve the party’s fortunes.
Ontario Liberal caucus says they didn’t pressure Bonnie Crombie to resignCanada· 2025-09-15
Stephanie Smyth, former television and radio journalist, is now an MPP for the Ontario Liberal Party.
Stephanie Smyth once covered Doug Ford on the news. Now she faces him in the Ontario legislatureCanada· 2025-08-28
Stephanie Smyth, the MPP for Toronto-St. Paul’s, expressed concerns about the police investigation into Jennifer Johnson's death.
Toronto police delays in Indigenous woman’s suspicious death echo past failings, cold-case researcher saysCanada· 2025-05-14
