Re-Elect Ahmed Hussen – A Champion for York South–Weston and Canada

Leadership, Advocacy, and Results in Public Service


Introduction
Dear Neighbours,
Canada stands at a crossroads, facing complex challenges—economic pressures, housing shortages, global uncertainties, and the need for strong, compassionate leadership. In these times, Ahmed Hussen has proven himself as a dedicated advocate for York South–Weston, delivering real results in immigration, housing, family affairs, and civil service.
This booklet highlights Minister Hussen’s contributions to our community and Canada, showcasing why his leadership is vital for our future.
Section 1: Leadership in Immigration & Inclusion
Ahmed Hussen, Canada’s first Somali-born Cabinet Minister, has been a transformative leader in immigration, shaping policies that strengthen Canada’s diversity and economic growth.
Key Achievements:
✅ Historic Immigration Levels: As Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship (2017–2019), Hussen oversaw the most ambitious immigration plan in Canadian history, welcoming over 300,000 newcomers annually to address labour shortages and boost the economy.
✅ Faster Processing & Family Reunification: Reduced backlogs, improved processing times, and prioritized family reunification, helping thousands of families settle in Canada.
✅ Support for Refugees: Strengthened Canada’s global reputation by welcoming Syrian refugees and advocating for humane asylum policies.
✅ Fighting Discrimination: Worked to eliminate systemic barriers in immigration, ensuring fairness for all applicants.
“Diversity is Canada’s strength. Our policies must reflect compassion and opportunity for all.” – Ahmed Hussen
Section 2: Delivering Affordable Housing
As Minister of Housing and Diversity and Inclusion (2021–2023), Hussen tackled Canada’s housing crisis with urgency.
Key Achievements:
 National Housing Strategy: Secured $72+ billion to build affordable homes, repair existing units, and combat homelessness.
 Rapid Housing Initiative: Fast-tracked 4,700+ new homes for vulnerable Canadians, including in York South–Weston.
 Support for Renters & Homebuyers: Expanded the First-Time Home Buyer Incentive and introduced protections for renters.
 Local Impact: Advocated for York South–Weston community housing projects, ensuring families have safe, affordable places to live.
“Housing is a human right. We’re working to ensure no Canadian is left behind.” – Ahmed Hussen
Section 3: Strengthening Families & Communities
Hussen has been a steadfast voice for families, youth, and social justice.
Key Contributions:
‍‍‍ Childcare & Family Support: Supported $10-a-day childcare, saving families thousands annually.
 Youth Empowerment: Expanded job training and mentorship programs for young Canadians.
⚖️ Social Justice Advocacy: Fought against systemic racism and promoted inclusive policies in government.
Section 4: Economic Leadership & Standing Up for Canada
Hussen understands that a strong economy means protecting workers, businesses, and Canadian interests.
Key Actions:
 Job Creation: Supported small businesses and workers in York South–Weston through pandemic recovery.
 Trade & Diplomacy: Stood firm against unfair trade practices, defending Canadian industries.
️ National Security: Advocated for policies that protect Canada from global economic instability.
“We need leaders who deliver real solutions—not just talk.”
Why York South–Weston Needs Ahmed Hussen
✅ Proven track record in delivering for our community.
✅ Strong voice in Ottawa fighting for housing, jobs, and families.
✅ Trusted leadership during challenging times.
With respected figures like Mark Carney supporting Canada’s economic future, we need Ahmed Hussen’s experience to ensure York South–Weston isn’t left behind.
Conclusion: Let’s Keep Moving Forward
Ahmed Hussen has been our champion—on immigration, housing, family support, and economic security. On election day, let’s send him back to Ottawa to keep delivering for York South–Weston.
Vote Ahmed Hussen – For a Stronger, More Resilient Future.
Sincerely,
Team Hussen

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