Community Safety & Youth Guidance
Safer streets, better lighting, community-focused safety initiatives, mentorship, and more positive opportunities for young people.
Ahmad Khan is running for Ward 5 Councillor for families who want safer streets, real support for youth, and a representative who shows up, listens, and follows through.
Clear priorities. Real solutions. A stronger Ward 5 for today and tomorrow.
Safer streets, better lighting, community-focused safety initiatives, mentorship, and more positive opportunities for young people.
Attention to affordability pressures, renter concerns, rising rent, and more housing options for Ward 5 residents.
Better access to transportation, community programs, services, and support for older residents — with dignity and connection.
Compassionate, practical community responses — outreach, addiction support, and mental health services.
Smarter traffic planning, safer intersections, road improvements, and infrastructure that reflects community growth.
Ward 5 has been an important part of my family’s story for many years.
This is where I began an important chapter of my life, raised my family, and built lasting relationships. I’m a proud father of four amazing children — three daughters and one son — and my wife Zeba and I have many memories here.
When I first came to Ward 5, I was renting. I started a business from the ground up and, through hard work, eventually became a homeowner. Along the way I created jobs, met countless neighbours, and tried to help whenever I could — lending a hand, supporting someone through a hard time, or simply listening.
I’m running for Ward 5 Councillor because residents deserve a representative who is accessible, listens to their concerns, and follows through. I want Ward 5 to be a community where seniors are supported, young people have positive opportunities, families feel safe, and residents know they’re being heard at City Hall.
Ward 5 will always be an important part of my family’s story. I would be honoured to serve the people who call it home.
Every conversation matters. Tell me what’s on your mind — a local issue, a concern, or an idea for a stronger Ward 5.
Whether it’s knocking on doors, putting up a lawn sign, or showing up on election day, there’s a place for you in this campaign.
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