David Onley

David Onley was a Canadian journalist and politician who served as the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario from 2007 to 2014. As the Queen’s representative in Ontario, he performed ceremonial duties and supported various community initiatives. Before his role in public service, he was a respected broadcaster, known for his work in television. Onley was also a vocal advocate for accessibility and disability rights, having become deaf due to meningitis, and he used his platform to promote inclusion and awareness. His career combined media, public service, and advocacy, making him a prominent figure in Ontario's civic life.