MPP (Member of Provincial Parliament) is Ontario's title for elected representatives in the provincial legislature, equivalent to MLAs in other provinces. Ontario's 124 MPPs represent geographic ridings, debating and passing laws, approving budgets, and holding government accountable. MPPs belong to political parties or sit as independents, with the majority party forming government. Municipal leaders engage with their local MPPs to advocate for provincial support, communicate local concerns, and influence policies affecting their communities. Building relationships with MPPs regardless of party affiliation helps municipalities effectively represent resident interests at Queen's Park.
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