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Milton Baithak Hosts Community Candidates Q&A with 12 Local Election Candidates

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MILTON, ON — September 28, 2026 — Milton Baithak successfully hosted a Candidates Q&A event on Saturday, September 26, bringing together approximately 75 candidates, residents, guests and community members for an evening of respectful and informative election discussion.


The event gave Milton residents an opportunity to learn directly from candidates about their campaigns, platforms and priorities for the community.


The recorded program was organized into three separate segments:


Ward 4 Town Councillor candidates

Ward 4 Regional Councillor candidates

Milton mayoral candidates


Each candidate was given an opportunity to introduce themselves, discuss their campaign priorities and respond to moderated questions based on their publicly available campaign materials and issues raised by community members.


Participating Candidates


Ward 4 Town Councillor Candidates

  1. Zaheer Ashraf

  2. Ginni Malik

  3. Ada Nwosu

  4. Giles Vanderholt


Ward 4 Regional Councillor Candidates


  1. Khurshid Khan

  2. Sarah Marshall

  3. Youssef Roshdy

  4. Adejisola Atiba


Milton Mayoral Candidates


  1. Nadeem Akbar

  2. Maliha K. Ahmed

  3. Zainab Azim

  4. Asif Khan


Positive and Respectful Community Discussion


The event maintained a positive and respectful atmosphere throughout the evening. Candidates shared their perspectives on local priorities and explained how they intend to address community concerns if elected.


Questions focused on the candidates’ campaigns, proposed policies, community priorities and their ability to deliver on the commitments presented in their campaign materials. Personal questions were not included, and all audience questions were presented through the moderator to maintain an organized and respectful discussion.


Following the recorded sessions, candidates had an opportunity to meet residents personally and continue conversations in a relaxed community setting.


A Non-Partisan Community Initiative


Milton Baithak does not endorse or oppose any candidate. All participating candidates were treated equally and given the same opportunity to present their ideas and communicate with residents.


The purpose of the event was not to influence voters toward any individual candidate. Its purpose was to help residents better understand:


Who the candidates are


What each candidate is proposing


How candidates plan to address community concerns


How their campaign commitments could be delivered


What priorities they would bring to elected office


Milton Baithak believes that informed and respectful conversations help residents make their own independent decisions during an election.


“Our goal was to create a welcoming platform where residents could hear directly from candidates, ask meaningful questions and better understand the choices available to them. We sincerely thank every candidate and resident who contributed to this positive community conversation.”


Recorded Interviews Coming Soon


The complete candidate introductions and moderated Q&A sessions were professionally recorded. Individual interviews and event coverage will be released through Milton Baithak’s website and social media platforms.


Milton Baithak extends its sincere appreciation to all participating candidates, residents, volunteers and community members who helped make the event successful.


We wish every candidate the very best in the upcoming election.


About Milton Baithak


Milton Baithak is a local social gathering and community media platform dedicated to bringing people together, highlighting community initiatives and encouraging respectful conversations about issues affecting Milton residents.


Media Contact:

Team Milton Baithak


Candidates Q&A — Event Highlights






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