Member of Provincial Parliament

Laura Smith

Thornhill

Working for the residents of Thornhill. Our constituency office is here to help you navigate provincial services, resolve issues, and connect with your community.

Laura Smith

Meet Laura Smith

Laura is a seasoned legal professional, having owned and managed a litigation support company within the GTA.

Laura is a Director with the Thornhill Thunder Soccer Club and a former vice president of a local
co-operative nursery school. Laura is a huge advocate for education, youth and early childhood programs.

Laura Smith

Thornhill

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Constituency Services

Our office assists residents with a range of provincial matters. If you're unsure where to start, reach out and we'll point you in the right direction.

Help Accessing Government Services

Find out how our office can help you with provincial services like health care, education, family & social supports, WSIB, or Ontario Works.

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Certificates & Greetings

Congratulatory certificates for recognition of birthdays, anniversaries, and major milestones.

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Invite Your MPP

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Queen's Park Tours

Interested in visiting the Ontario Legislature? We can help arrange tours, gallery passes, and school group visits to Queen's Park.

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News & Announcements

Stay informed about what's happening in Thornhill and at Queen's Park.

Ontario Restoring Vehicle Lanes on Toronto’s Busiest Streets

Following the recent ruling from the Ontario Court of Appeal, the provincial government has issued a request for proposals (RFP) to begin the process of restoring motor vehicle lanes that were previously removed for bike lanes on Bloor Street, Yonge Street, University Avenue, Queen’s Park, Queen’s Park Crescent and Avenue Road in Toronto. The province is also immediately beginning to restore motor vehicle lanes on Bloor Street West, starting east of a 600-metre section at Clissold Road where vehicle lanes were restored in December 2025.

Ontario Invests $200,000 to Improve Community Spaces in Thornhill

The Ontario government provided Reena with $200,000 in funding through the Ontario Trillium Foundation's (OTF) Capital grant stream. This investment helped to improve the Toby and Henry Battle Developmental Centre, expand access to local programs and activities, and ensured residents could continue to benefit from the services that make Thornhill a great place to live, work and raise a family.