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Salma Zahid

SKU Scarborough Centre—Don Valley East

Salma Zahid is the Member of Parliament for Scarborough Centre. She is a member of the Liberal Party and has a background in human resources and community development. Salma advocates for gender equality, immigrant rights, and economic opportunity for all. She has sponsored bills focused on promoting diversity, improving labor rights, and supporting working families. Salma is dedicated to ensuring the success and well-being of her constituents.

Party

Education

Bachelor's in Economics, University of Karachi

Work Experience

Former Executive Director of the Pakistani Women's Association of Toronto

Electoral Data

Best Known Policy Platform

Anti-racism, human rights, gender equality

Elected In

October 19, 2015

Email

Salma.Zahid@parl.gc.ca
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