Reza and volunteers connecting with residents across Ward 20.
Since launching his campaign, Mohammad Ali Reza has been spending his days where the real conversations happen: on doorsteps, at local events and in neighbourhoods across Ward 20, Scarborough Southwest. Together with a growing team of volunteers, he has been meeting residents face to face to hear what matters most to them.
Listening at the Door
Over the past [number] weeks, Reza and his volunteers have knocked on doors in [neighbourhood 1], [neighbourhood 2] and [neighbourhood 3]. Some conversations last a minute. Others turn into long talks on the porch about everything from local roads to the future of the neighbourhood.
Residents have raised concerns about [issue 1], [issue 2] and [issue 3]. These are not issues from a briefing paper. They come straight from the people who live with them every day, and they are shaping the priorities of this campaign.
“[Add Reza’s quote about what he has been hearing from residents]”
Showing Up Where Neighbours Gather
Beyond door knocking, the team has been present at [event or location], [event or location] and other community gatherings around the ward. These events give residents a chance to meet Reza in a relaxed setting, ask questions directly and share ideas for their community.
The Volunteers Behind the Campaign
None of this would be possible without the volunteers. Students, parents, retirees and longtime Ward 20 residents have been giving their evenings and weekends to talk with their neighbours, drop off flyers and help spread the word. Their energy is what keeps the campaign moving forward every day.
Missed Us at Your Door?
If the team has not reached your street yet, they are on the way. You can also reach out directly to share your thoughts, ask a question or invite Reza to a local event in your area.
Join the Team
Want to help connect with your neighbours? Become a volunteer, request a lawn sign or contact the campaign. Every door knocked and every conversation shared helps build a stronger Ward 20.