Godinama sara?ujemo s Olivijom; ona je uvijek bila tu za Bosnu i Hercegovinu, kulturu sje?anja i bosanskohercegova?ku zajednicu, osiguravaju?i da naša zajednica dobije ono što joj s pravom pripada.

U središtu Olivijinog plana je ograni?enje cijene sedmi?ne karte, besplatne vožnje nakon 10 obavljenih putovanja, hiljade stambenih jedinica u izgradnji i 40.000 novih radnih mjesta u zanatskim djelatnostima, ru?ak za svakog u?enika i mjere za kontrolu cijena namirnica.

Bosanskohercegova?ka zajednica u Torontu je zahvalna Oliviji Chow zbog snažne podrške kulturi sje?anja i državi Bosni i Hercegovini. Na osnovu odluke gradona?elnice Chow, Toronto je zvani?no proglasio 11. juli Danom sje?anja na žrtve genocida u Srebrenici. Chow je podržala inicijativu za izgradnju spomen-obilježja žrtvama genocida u Srebrenici u Torontu. Podržala je uvrštavanje lekcija o genocidu u Srebrenici u obrazovni program škola u Torontu te prijedlog da jedna od gradskih ulica dobije naziv "Srebrenica". Olivia u ime Toronta redovno ?estita bosanskohercegova?ke blagdane, Dan državnosti i Dan nezavisnosti.

Why do we support Mayor Olivia Chow in the race for another term as Mayor of Toronto?

We have worked with Olivia for years; she has always stood by Bosnia and Herzegovina, the culture of remembrance, and the Bosnian-Herzegovinian community, ensuring our community receives what it rightfully deserves.

At the heart of Olivia’s plan are capped weekly transit fares, free rides after ten trips, thousands of housing units under construction, 40,000 new skilled-trade jobs, school lunches for every student, and measures to control grocery prices.

The Bosnian-Herzegovinian community in Toronto is grateful to Olivia Chow for her strong support of the culture of remembrance and the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Under Mayor Chow’s leadership, Toronto officially designated July 11 as a day of remembrance for the victims of the Srebrenica genocide. Chow supported the initiative to build a memorial in Toronto for the victims of the Srebrenica genocide. She backed the inclusion of lessons on the Srebrenica genocide in Toronto’s school curriculum, as well as the proposal to name a city street "Srebrenica." On behalf of the City of Toronto, Olivia regularly extends greetings on Bosnian-Herzegovinian holidays, including Statehood Day and Independence Day.

Dr. Emir Ramic

Founder and Director of the Institute for Research of Genocide Canada