Running for re-election as your City Councillor for Ward 10, Spadina-Fort York
Toronto
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I am heartbroken to learn that a City of Toronto Traffic Agent was killed after being struck by a truck while on duty.
Traffic agents do some of the most demanding work in our city. They work in live traffic, in all weather conditions, to keep people moving and protect pedestrians, cyclists and drivers. Every shift, they help us get where we’re going safely. We are deeply thankful for that service, and this loss is a painful reminder of the risks they take on our behalf.
My thoughts are with their family, friends and colleagues as they grieve this unimaginable loss. The entire city stands with them.`
Police are investigating and they have my full support as they work to understand exactly what happened.
Thank you, Spadina–Fort York! ❤️
I’m incredibly honoured to be re-elected as your City Councillor.
This is a victory for everyone who believes in a more caring, affordable and safe Toronto. A Toronto for all.
Let's keep building together!
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This year marks the 25th anniversary of Waterfront Toronto.
From planning and building new neighbourhoods and public spaces to restoring natural habitat and delivering flood protection, we’ve spent the past quarter-century working with governments, communities and partners to reshape Toronto’s waterfront for the future.
Here’s to 25 years of Waterfront Toronto, and to the next wave of revitalization. Want to follow what’s next? Subscribe to our newsletter by October 27 for waterfront updates and a chance to win a copy of How to Build a River, a new book by photographers who documented the transformation of the Port Lands. bit.ly/4y7pAqs
ALT A collage celebrating 25 years of Waterfront Toronto. It includes various scenes: a city skyline with the CN Tower, people attending outdoor events, people talking in front of an informational display, and an aerial view of a heart-shaped pond in a construction site, an adult and child playing in a splash pad, groups of people walking along a paved path near the water.
In our dense, downtown communities, our parks are our backyards and our community spaces are our gathering places. I've worked hard to make them better and we've made real progress.
There is more work ahead. Read my full plan at ausma.ca/plan.
ausma malik retweeted
With Election Day quickly approaching on October 26, check out our list of endorsed candidates for Mayor, City Council, the TDSB, and TCDSB here labourcouncil.ca/municipal-e…
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Toronto’s water belongs to the people of Toronto.
New polling shows 60% of Torontonians are concerned about the potential privatization of Toronto Water.
Our members work around the clock to deliver safe, clean drinking water to our city. That responsibility should never be put at risk.
Public water. Public accountability. Public trust.
Toronto’s water is not for sale. 💧
#KeepTorontoWaterPublic #CUPE416 #Toronto
@cupenat @cupelocal79
ausma malik retweeted
Ford must stop interfering with our city
Make no mistake: Toronto will stand up for itself.
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The kids are turning out to vote! 🌳🌳🍃
Today kids can vote for Toronto’s 2027 Tree of the Year, while you vote for mayor, councillor and school trustee.
Advance voting and Kids Vote Weekend end tonight at 7 p.m.!
Get out and vote!
toronto.ca/KidsVote
ALT Kids, staff and parents at a Kids Vote station.
ALT A kids vote ballot.
ALT a kid getting her ballot.
ALT a kid with an "I voted" sticker on her .
No one should be sleeping in parks, ravines or outside in a province as wealthy as ours.
I want to talk about something that has worked. Here's the story of lasting results in Clarence Square Park, that's been replicated across parks in our downtown.
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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is a day to honour those who attended residential schools and reflect on our reconciliation journey as treaty people.
To learn, reflect and take part in the journey towards reconciliation, explore our booklists: tpl.ca/using-the-library/ser…
Today is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, where we honour survivors of residential schools and their communities, commit to learning, and doing our part to work towards justice and reconciliation.
Thank you to the @TOCouncilFire for bringing us together every year.
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Today, on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we honour residential school Survivors, their families and communities, and remember the Indigenous children who never returned home. 🧡
Toronto’s waterfront is situated on the traditional territory of many Indigenous nations, including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishinaabe, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee and the Wendat peoples. It remains home to diverse Indigenous communities today.
Reconciliation calls for ongoing reflection, learning and action. We encourage our waterfront community to listen to Indigenous voices, learn about the lasting impacts of the residential school system and support Indigenous-led initiatives, today and throughout the year. 🧡
ausma malik retweeted
Tonight the #CNTower will also be lit orange for @OrangeShirtSoc Orange Shirt Day: Every Child Matters
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Ce soir, la #TourCN sera également illuminée en orange pour la Journée du chandail orange: Chaque enfant compte
ALT Closeup of the CN Tower at night lit orange / Gros plan de la Tour CN illuminée en orange la nuit.
ausma malik retweeted
Come to Nathan Phillips Square for the annual Indigenous Legacy Gathering, happening Monday, Sept 28 & continuing through to Wednesday, Sept. 30, and reflect on Indigenous culture, history & community.
Join us for traditional ceremonies and performances and browse booths showcasing artisan products and community services.
councilfire.ca/2025/12/18/in…
#NDTR2026
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Check out ‘Dog Days’ today and next Sunday at 50 Queens Quay East Park. Dog portraits, snacks and activities around the dog park.
waterfrontbia.com/events/dog…
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It took a long time.....but with @MayorOliviaChow 's support we can finally report Parks and Recreation issues to @311Toronto #TOPoli
Notice something wrong at a City recreation facility?
Whether it's an issue in the changing room or something broken that needs repairs, you can submit a service request & our team will take care of it. It's that easy!
Submit a service request today: toronto.ca/home/311-toronto-…
ALT The swimming pool at Douglas Snow Aquatic Centre
Are you voting in the municipal election by mail? Make sure to request your ballot today by 4:30! Visit myvote.toronto.ca to learn more.
Thanks your support, @chrisglover! I'm proud of our work together to defend our waterfront from Doug Ford. We'll keep up the fight!
ALT Graphic with a photo of Ausma Malik and Chris Glover with a quote from Chris that says "When Doug Ford tried to seize city lands and fly jets from the island airport, Ausma led the fight at City Hall to defend our waterfront communities. We know he'll try again - that's why Ausma is the champion we need at City Hall."
