A coalition of groups across the province want to see Ontario's minimum wage hit 14-dollars an hour.
Demonstrations in several cities are planned today in hopes convincing government to up the current rate of 10.25.
Most rallies are in southern Ontario, but organizer Sonia Singh says their campaign is growing with people taking a larger role in Thunder Bay and Kenora.
Singh says a wage of 14-dollars would bring many people now struggling over the poverty line.
See says the protests the protests will take place every month on the 14th until the wage is increased.
