Hearing directly from neighbours about what matters most for Ward 20.
Good local leadership starts with listening. That is why Mohammad Ali Reza has made resident feedback the foundation of his campaign in Ward 20, Scarborough Southwest. Before talking about solutions, he wants to understand the real experiences of the people who live, work and raise their families here.
What Neighbours Are Saying
Through conversations at doors, community events and [community meeting/coffee chat/online survey], residents have been sharing their thoughts openly. A few themes keep coming up:
[Issue 1]: Many residents have talked about [short description of the concern].
[Issue 2]: Families in [neighbourhood] have raised concerns about [short description].
[Issue 3]: Local business owners have shared [short description].
Every street has its own story, and no two conversations are exactly the same. But together, these voices are painting a clear picture of what Ward 20 needs from City Hall.
“[Add Reza’s quote about why listening matters to him]”
From Conversations to Priorities
Listening only matters if it leads to action. The feedback gathered from residents is helping shape Reza’s priorities for the ward. Each concern is noted, followed up on where possible and used to guide the ideas he will bring to council if elected.
Your Voice Matters
If you have not had a chance to share your thoughts yet, there is still time. Residents can connect with the campaign in several ways:
- Fill out the community feedback form on the website
- Join an upcoming community conversation or event
- Contact the campaign directly by email or phone
No issue is too small. Whether it is a broken sidewalk on your street or a bigger concern about the future of the neighbourhood, Reza wants to hear it.
Building Ward 20 Together
The best ideas for Scarborough Southwest come from the people who know it best. By listening first, Reza is building a campaign that reflects the real needs of the community, one conversation at a time.