Running for Councillor, Ward 4 in the October 26, 2026 election.See the race
Debbie King
Running for Councillor, Ward 4
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Join us this Thursday for a Meet & Greet with City Council candidate Debbie King! 📅 Thursday, June 18, 2026 🕖 7:00–10:00 PM 📍 Osprey Cafe & Bar 1714 Queen St. W. (just east of Roncesvalles) See you there!
A great day listening, learning, and talking about the future of our city. Thank you to everyone who took time to share ideas, concerns, and hopes for Toronto. Community conversations like these remind me that real progress starts by bringing people together and making sure every voice is heard.
I’m running! Serving as your TDSB Trustee has been an honour. Now, I’m ready to bring this same dedication, transparency and people-centred leadership to City Council. I’m running to move forward rooted in community—from representation to results. Learn more and join the campaign: votedebbieking.ca
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Encouraging to see Board of Health prioritize positive childhood experiences to improve lifelong health outcomes. In my deputation, I raised concerns about school environments and potential adverse child experiences linked to Ministry of Education legislation—especially for equity-denied groups.
Communities shouldn’t have to fight this hard to be heard. From school board takeovers to jets on the waterfront, Ford is sidelining local voices and putting Parkdale–High Park neighbourhoods at risk. Today, #FightFordProtest at Queen’s Park keeps the pressure on to protect public spaces.
Good indoor air quality is essential to whole health. I met with @cleanairto.bsky.social advocates and the Board of Health Chair to discuss practical steps to improve air in shared spaces—building on recent progress and a 2023 motion I advanced with colleagues at the TDSB. #CleanAirTO #PublicHealth
Grateful for the invitation to Worship Service at Westminster Chapel at High Park. Wishing everyone a season of hope and renewal. #HappyEaster
🎯"It is about ending Ontario’s long tradition of local education democracy so that a conservative vision of education can be directly inserted into schools over the objections of the communities they are supposed to serve." www.thestar.com/opinion/cont...
OPSBA has long stated its willingness to partner with the government in any dialogue about possible governance changes, and the groups making this statement share this approach. Read the full news release: www.opsba.org/opsba_news/s...
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This candidate has not held a seat on Toronto City Council this term, so there is no council voting record to show.
The race in Ward 4
10 candidates on the ballot.