City Youth Council Member
Represented youth in city matters. Helped plan and run events including the Kitchener Youth Awards. Contributed to civic engagement and policy discussions.
Community-focused. Ward 5 proud.
Muhammad Miqdad Hudda is a Ward 5 resident running for City Councillor in the 2026 Kitchener municipal election. He is a community-focused student with strong leadership, teamwork, and communication skills built through years of civic involvement.
He has served on the Kitchener Youth Action Council, administered the City of Kitchener Youth Climate Action Fund, participated in the Ontario Legislative Assembly Model Parliament, and completed over 1,500 hours of volunteer service.
Represented youth in city matters. Helped plan and run events including the Kitchener Youth Awards. Contributed to civic engagement and policy discussions.
Led fundraising and community outreach supporting people with hearing impairments. Organised donation drives and educational sessions.
Reviewed youth-led environmental funding applications. Worked with the mayor and city staff to allocate grants.
Elected by teachers to represent the student body. Built a student feedback system to improve communication between students and staff.
Participated in mock legislative sessions, debates, and bill development. Strengthened public speaking and policy analysis skills.
Recipient of the BDO Dunwoody LLP - Robin Maria Richardson Memorial Award
Selected for the Ontario Legislative Assembly Model Parliament
Recognized for outstanding leadership, civic engagement, and community advocacy
Over 1,500 hours of community volunteer service completed
Experienced collaborating with Kitchener municipal leaders and city staff
Certificate of Recognition — Legislative Assembly of Ontario, February 2025
Certificate of Participation — Model Senate 2026, Senate of Canada, May 2026