Maliha Khan Ahmed for Mayor of Milton, Ontario. Election day October 26, 2026.
Milton speaks dozens of languages. For eleven years Maliha has been listening in most of them, at food drives, at settlement desks, and at one long interfaith table.
As Mayor, I will champion practical, people focused policies that make life more affordable, accessible, and sustainable for Milton residents.
My vision is a Milton where seniors can stay connected, students can travel affordably, families can access quality childcare, renters can find sustainable housing, children have access to nutritious meals, and residents can receive healthcare without unnecessary financial barriers.
Together, we can build a more affordable, inclusive, sustainable, and caring Milton.
Milton is one of Canada's fastest growing communities, and with that growth comes real pressure on the things that matter most. Getting around town, finding a home you can afford, feeling safe in your neighbourhood, and knowing that local services actually work for you.
I'm running for Mayor because I believe leadership should start with listening. Every resident, whether women, youth, seniors, newcomers, or long time families, deserves a voice at the table and a town that works for them.
I have spent years turning that belief into action right here in Milton. As the Founder and CEO of Milton Muslim Moms, I built a grassroots organization that has grown since 2015 into one of our community's most trusted networks for support, advocacy, and service. What began as a small circle of women has become a force for good across our town.
Under my leadership, Milton Muslim Moms launched bi weekly food drives that help local families facing food insecurity, regardless of faith, culture, or background. We have run annual toy and food drives for low income families and refugees, supported newcomers with settlement and language resources, and created safe spaces and workshops for women and youth on mental health, leadership, and career planning.
I have worked to bring people together across differences. Our annual Interfaith Community Iftar Dinner brings faith leaders, local officials, and residents of all backgrounds to one table to build understanding and break down stereotypes. Through our partnership with Sustainable Milton on climate and sustainability initiatives, we have shown that protecting our environment and building community can go hand in hand.
I have also stood up on the issues that matter, encouraging residents to vote and make their voices heard, and advocating publicly for our schools and families. Beyond Milton Muslim Moms, I work alongside other local organizations across Milton to strengthen the services and connections our community depends on. This is the work that has earned me the trust of people across Milton, and it is the same energy, listening first and acting with purpose, that I will bring to the Mayor's office.
"When we invest in people, everyone benefits. Affordable homes, free public transit, quality childcare, and healthy communities are the foundation of the Milton I am committed to building as your candidate for Mayor."
Maliha Khan Ahmed
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You can vote in Milton if you are a Canadian citizen, 18 or older on election day, and either live in Milton or own or rent property here. Owners and tenants of Milton property, and their spouses, can vote even if they live elsewhere. Check the Town of Milton election page for voting locations, and update your details on the provincial voters' list at RegisterToVoteON.ca.