Community

Local engagement that starts with residents

Community work should be practical: bring neighbours together, listen carefully, record what needs follow-up, and keep public institutions accountable for service.

Who the office hears from

Families managing work, childcare, elder care, and rising household costs

Seniors who need safe public spaces and reliable service access

Small businesses and professionals who create local jobs

Youth looking for skills, mentorship, and safe places to contribute

Newcomers navigating public systems while building a future in Canada

Community organizations, cultural associations, and faith groups serving residents

Request a community meeting

Use this form for local associations, small-business groups, faith communities, school groups, and issue-based meetings.

Local presence

Community and professional engagement

The photo selection here is intentional: community discussions, youth outreach, cultural events, public safety engagement, and recognition from local organizations.

Murshed Nizam shaking hands with Doug Ford — Ontario PC team
Murshed Nizam with Doug Ford during Ontario PC community and nomination outreach.

Murshed Nizam receiving a certificate with community leaders — Community service
Recognition received during a local event attended by community and civic leaders.

Murshed Nizam standing with Doug Ford at an Ontario PC event — Leadership
Standing with Doug Ford and Ontario PC supporters at a public event.

Murshed Nizam in conversation with local leaders — Civic outreach
Conversations with local leaders on representation, neighbourhood needs, and community priorities.

Murshed Nizam speaking to a room of attendees — Public speaking
Speaking directly to residents and supporters at a local event focused on representation and service.

Murshed Nizam and Doug Ford wearing Team Ontario shirts at an outdoor event — Team Ontario
Grassroots Team Ontario presence with Doug Ford and community supporters.

Local issues

Raise a neighbourhood concern with enough detail for follow-up.

The most useful submissions include location, timing, public body involved, previous reference numbers if available, and the resident impact.

Contact the office Review services