Ahsanul Hafiz

Ontario Liberal Candidate · Scarborough Southwest

Fighting for Scarborough

Voting has already started

How to vote in Scarborough Southwest

Election day is Thursday 3 September, but you do not have to wait. Here is every way to cast your ballot.

Advance voting

Wednesday 26, Thursday 27 and Friday 28 August

10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

On these three days you can vote at any of the five advance locations in Scarborough Southwest, not just the one closest to your home. Pick whichever is easiest for you.

Find your polling place What ID do I bring?

Enter your postal code at votehafiz.ca/vote and we will tell you exactly where to go.

The five advance locations, 26 to 28 August

Elections Ontario returning office2685 Kingston Rd, M1M 1M2Open in Maps
Don Montgomery Comm. Rec. Ctr.2467 Eglinton Ave E, M1K 2R1Open in Maps
Birchmount Community Centre93 Birchmount Rd, M1N 3J7Open in Maps
Cliffcrest Public Library3017 Kingston Rd, M1M 1P1Open in Maps
West Scarborough Neighbourhood C.C.313 Pharmacy Ave, M1L 3E7Open in Maps

Vote right now

You can vote today at the Elections Ontario returning office, 2685 Kingston Rd, right through to Tuesday 2 September.

Monday to Saturday10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Sunday12:00 noon to 5:00 p.m.

Election day

Thursday 3 September, 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

On election day, unlike the advance days, you must vote at your one assigned polling place. Check yours before you leave the house.

Check my election day poll

Questions, or need a ride to the polls? Call 647-313-2506 or email info@ahsanulhafiz.ca.

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3Take a Sign

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Ahsanul Hafiz on the streets of Scarborough Southwest

Meet Ahsanul

When Ahsanul Hafiz came to Canada over 25 years ago, he arrived in Scarborough with big dreams and a strong work ethic. He started from the ground up, working a minimum wage job as a delivery driver while studying to build a future for himself and his family.

Hafiz holds a degree in Mathematics and went on to purchase his first small business. Today, he is a successful entrepreneur who owns and operates multiple small businesses. Through his work, he has created jobs and provided opportunities for youth across the province.

Hafiz lives here in Scarborough Southwest with his wife and two sons. He remains deeply connected to the community, regularly attending local events, listening to residents, and lending a hand to those in need.

Hafiz understands the pressures families are facing because he has lived them himself. Doug Ford and his Conservative government have ignored Scarborough for too long. Hafiz will fight back by pushing for safer communities, faster transit timelines, and a more affordable future for Scarborough families.

He knows Scarborough Southwest, and he's ready to fight for it at Queen's Park.

Vice-Chair, Liberal Party of Canada (Ontario)
Experienced Business Leader
Community Supporter and Youth Sports Advocate
Father, Neighbour, Small Business Owner

Priorities Shaped by Experience

Ford has neglected Scarborough for too long — cutting OSAP, failing to invest in housing, and watching delay after delay on transit, all while focusing on private jets, mega-projects for donors, and insider deals.

Hafiz has lived the Scarborough story, and will fight for affordability, jobs, education, healthcare, safer streets, and integrity in government — because these are the things that gave him the chance to build a successful life in Ontario.