Safer Neighbourhoods
Traffic calming, safer crossings, appropriate park lighting and strong fire and emergency services.
WORKING TOGETHER • PUTTING RESIDENTS FIRST
AYESHA
KHAWAJA
WARD 2 TOWN COUNCILLOR
A New Voice for Ward 2 — accessible, responsive representation grounded in listening, transparency and practical solutions.
WHY I'M RUNNING
Oakville is my home.
I have lived in Oakville for the last 13 years. This is where I am raising my family, and over the years I have watched our town grow and change.
Growth is not necessarily a bad thing. But as Oakville changes, I believe the people who actually live here need a meaningful voice in how decisions are made. I want the perspective of everyday residents to be heard at Town Hall — people who experience the traffic, use our parks and community services, pay the bills, raise families here and care about the future of their neighbourhoods.
I believe residents should be heard before decisions are made, not only after. My approach is to listen, ask questions, communicate openly and follow through.
13 YearsLiving in Oakville
Community FirstGrassroots leadership
AccessibleListening and follow-through
“I’m here to listen. I’m here to serve.”
YOU'RE INVITED
Meet & Greet
SEPTEMBER262–4 PM
Come meet Ayesha
With Election Day getting closer, I would love the opportunity to meet Ward 2 residents in person. Come by, say hello, ask questions, share your concerns and tell me what matters to you about the future of our community.
Saturday, September 26, 2026 • 2:00–4:00 p.m.
Recreation Room, 1180 Dorval Drive, Oakville, ON L6M 3G1
Coffee and light refreshments. RSVP is appreciated, but not required.
RSVP by EmailFOR WARD 2
My Priorities
Practical local priorities focused on quality of life, responsible growth and services residents rely on.
Responsible Growth
Growth supported by adequate infrastructure while protecting green spaces and community character.
Affordable Recreation
Better access to community and recreation opportunities for children, families and seniors.
Practical Transit
Local transit improvements that better reflect how residents need to move around Oakville.
Fiscal Responsibility
Careful review of spending and investments while considering taxpayer affordability and essential services.
Your Voice at Town Hall
Accessible representation, transparent communication and meaningful resident participation in decisions.
2026 MUNICIPAL ELECTION
Plan Your Vote
Ward 2 voters have advance voting opportunities and can vote at any Ward 2 voting location on Election Day.
ADVANCE VOTINGOctober 7–10
ADVANCE VOTINGOctober 13–18
ELECTION DAYMonday, October 26 • 10 a.m.–8 p.m.
Ward 2 Election Day locations
On October 26, you can vote at any voting location in Ward 2:
- Brookdale Public School — 1195 Bridge Road
- St. Ignatius of Loyola Catholic Secondary School — 1550 Nottinghill Gate
- St. Matthew Catholic Elementary School — 1050 Nottinghill Gate
- Thomas A. Blakelock High School — 1160 Rebecca Street
- Sir John Colborne Centre for Seniors — 1565 Old Lakeshore Road
- Trafalgar Park Community Centre — 133 Rebecca Street
Advance voting locations and hours
Oakville Town Hall, 1225 Trafalgar Road is open for advance voting every advance voting day, October 7–10 and 13–18. Hours are 10 a.m.–5 p.m., except October 14, when voting is open until 8 p.m.
Community advance voting is also available October 10, 14 and 17 at Glen Abbey Community Centre, Oakville Trafalgar Community Centre, Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre, River Oaks Community Centre, Sir John Colborne Recreation Centre for Seniors and Sixteen Mile Sports Complex.
Ward 2 Map + Voting Locations
View the Town of Oakville's official Ward 2 Oakville Votes map. Using the official map keeps boundary and voting-location information tied to the Town's current election resources.
Election information can change. Please confirm dates, hours and locations on the Town of Oakville's official election website before voting.
LET'S CONNECT
I want to hear from you.
Have a Ward 2 concern, an idea for our community or a question about my priorities? Reach out.