Caryma Sa'd

Want a sign of your own? Help Sa’d Win by displaying your support via lawn, balcony, or storefront. REQUEST A SIGN: https://t.co/Lhiq2mIGXg #TorontoDanforth #VoteSad https://t.co/QaLUIS2B7H

Want a sign of your own? Help Sa’d Win by displaying your support via lawn, balcony, or storefront. REQUEST A SIGN: https://t.co/Lhiq2mI97I #TorontoDanforth #VoteSad

Election signs are going up across the city, including Ward 14. I implore everyone to please play fair! #TorontoDanforth #VoteSad https://t.co/18m1UUgJ00

RT @TorontoDann: Back at it again this morning. I have seen alot of mayoral signs down. I don't believe in that style of campaigning. Your…

RT @mitch6669: Lots of driving around today for @Vote4Sad ! Let’s get out the vote in October! https://t.co/23hz70Ij9C

Community outreach and flyer distribution with Mama Sa’d. #TorontoDanforth #VoteSad https://t.co/c7rxWbF0sa https://t.co/mqGmsALiN3

Say what you will, but Pape Village has got soul in abundance. #TorontoDanforth #VoteSad https://t.co/c7rxWbEsCC https://t.co/V6C09QIu5t

The Pape Village Block Party celebrates small businesses that help make the neighbourhood what it is. Residents get to enjoy food from local restaurants while putting their dollars back into the community. #TorontoDanforth #VoteSad https://t.co/c7rxWbEsCC https://t.co/YDiOzkf7sg

Live performance at the fourth annual Pape Village Block Party gets the crowd singing and dancing to a Canadian classic. It’s nice to see a community come together, revel, and enjoy itself. #TorontoDanforth #VoteSad https://t.co/c7rxWbEsCC https://t.co/kbpZeErzMh

WATCH: Mama Sa’d doesn’t spend much time on the internet, and this experience affirmed that life choice. #TorontoDanforth #VoteSad https://t.co/c7rxWbEsCC https://t.co/F7UtuRhrPJ

Behind the scenes at Your 30 Seconds on CP24. 📸 Sep 17, 2026 #Toronto #VoteSad https://t.co/c7rxWbEsCC https://t.co/5vDGRfTqaK

RT @CarymaRules: Police clear the sidewalk along Danforth Avenue: “It’s time to go, everybody. This isn’t a patio.” This offers temporary…

#WhySad Toronto’s care system shouldn’t just react to crises, but build pathways out of them. Fixing this means: auditing publicly funded services with user input, never discharging someone without a safe place to go, and investing in real withdrawal and treatment support. https://t.co/eHubL7XCPc

#WhySad This particular scene is playing out just a ten-minute drive or bike ride away from Ward 14. But the situation doesn’t stop at ward boundaries. As for solutions? Toronto should move toward a recovery-focused continuum of care, where every point of contact is designed to respond to immediate needs while also connecting people to the supports required for long-term stability. That would be one of my top priorities as councillor. If you want to help make that happen, we need people knocking on doors, making calls, and getting this message in front of voters before election day. Sign up to volunteer— even a couple of hours makes a difference. https://t.co/acSgpaTslB #Toronto #InTheOpen #VoteSad

#WhySad Confrontation between local resident and people who live and use drugs on the sidewalk near a shelter. The young man is an international student from Bangladesh who says this area “looks like a third world country.” #Toronto #InTheOpen #VoteSad https://t.co/c7rxWbEsCC https://t.co/QFmP2A6HzX

RT @CarymaRules: WATCH: Police conduct a quick sweep along Danforth Avenue, cautioning those who aren’t residents of Heyworth House to mov…

RT @CarymaRules: #WhySad Local business owners and residents describe their frustration dealing with the squalor, safety hazards, and diso…

RT @CarymaRules: “@CarymaRules said her work documenting protests and events has left her with a lot of concerns and shown her that things…

COMING SOON: Mama Sa’d reads hateful commentary about her youngest daughter, me. Grateful for this one-of-a-kind bonding opportunity. #Toronto #VoteSad https://t.co/c7rxWbEsCC https://t.co/bs3rPYNch4

#WhySad My parents lived on Sherbourne Street when they first immigrated to Canada. The neighbourhood has only gotten rougher since then. Now I’m running for councillor in the neighbouring ward of Toronto-Danforth. The problems we face are not unique to our city. Nor is the pushback against attempts to expose what’s happening. I’ll use every tool at my disposal to raise awareness and seek accountability, with a view to effecting change. #Toronto #InTheOpen #VoteSad https://t.co/tdWFdUG7Cu

A look at Amsterdam’s mobile drug consumption room and the rationale behind it. Something to consider as Toronto continues to grapple with questions around drug use in public spaces. READ: https://t.co/F6OQePqwnU #Toronto #InTheOpen #VoteSad https://t.co/c7rxWbEsCC https://t.co/5xLeZ3iCpq

RT @CarymaRules: My friends: Those invested in the status quo will tell you everything is fine, and that it’s fearmongering or heartless…

#WhySad A defining issue of this municipal election should be access to public space, including impediments created by the pervasiveness of addiction, mental illness, and homelessness. This affects every ward, and every Torontonian. Enough is enough. #Toronto #InTheOpen #VoteSad https://t.co/tdWFdUG7Cu

RT @CarymaRules: Thank you for the opportunity to clarify. A candidate can request that their personal address be redacted from informatio…

RT @CarymaRules: Inaccurate information from a senior Toronto Star politics reporter, contradicting my account of a potential privacy breac…

RT @fistfullofrings: @Vote4Sad @CarymaRules I have seen you say sorry if you are wrong and I have seen you be polite with ppl who hate you…

RT @EastEndCommuni1: Go Caryma 👏🏼

#WhySad #VoteSad Why are Antifa activists so invested in the Toronto-Danforth Ward 14 councillor race? Probably because I’ve documented and reported on their activities, including things they’d rather the public not see, challenging entrenched narratives in the process. And that is precisely why their conduct is relevant to the Vote Sa’d campaign: What happens in our streets affects public safety, civic participation, and how public spaces are governed. For me, this isn’t just about winning a seat. Elections are a golden opportunity for public education, and Canadians have been woefully misinformed about many of the realities playing out in our communities. I’m grateful for the platform and the opportunity to bring some of those realities into the conversation. I can’t promise to fix, or even identify, the full extent of the rot in our institutions. But I can promise to approach every decision, big or small, with principle, fairness, and a commitment to effect change where possible. Help an independent candidate get to City Hall: https://t.co/V7pPtzilgv

RT @CarymaRules: #WhySad #VoteSad We can do better than this. On the steps of City Hall, no less. 📸 Feb 7, 2026 https://t.co/EU01JGDou…

#WhySad #VoteSad In this clip from February 7, 2026, a masked aggressor in sunglasses, draped in an Antifa flag, approaches the videographer and repeatedly reaches for his camera. Another masked person records the confrontation without interference. We later learned that defamatory flyers about the videographer were put up around the area in advance, suggesting the harassment was not spontaneous. Police arrive from two directions. Can you guess what happens next? If you guessed that Toronto Police cautioned the videographer for “breach of the peace,” you’d be correct. Not correct at law or in principle, of course, but correct in your estimation of what happened. This is part of what compels me to run for office. For years, I’ve documented what happens on the ground when rules are enforced selectively, or not enforced at all. That matters beyond any one person. When police fail to protect people exercising their right to record matters of legitimate interest, they effectively deprive the public of an independent record of events. I’m running because I believe public spaces are for everyone to use without fear of intimidation or violence. And public institutions should be accountable, consistent, and willing to apply the same standards regardless of who is involved. Support a councillor who believes fairness and civil liberties should matter at City Hall:
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