Sameera in the Media
“A Milton councillor wants the municipality to get started on a policy to proactively manage the AI data centre proposals she believes are inevitably on their way to the community.” Read More
“According to the councillor who moved the motion, Sameera Ali, the proposal came about specifically due to the ongoing dispute that resulted in the closing of the Milton Fairgrounds to the public..” Read More
“Board member Sameera Ali said she was happy to see Crime Stoppers of Halton reviving itself and reaching out to new Canadians to make them aware of the services offered by the charity.” Read More
“Sarah Marshall, Milton town councillor for Ward 4 said herself, Councillor Sameera Ali and town staff all visited the crosswalk the previous week to see how the new crossing system was working. She said they saw a number of issues..” Read More
“Calling the project “the single biggest environmental concern” the community is facing, Ali said that “all is not lost” as she shared the steps that Halton Region has taken to stop the project in its tracks, with three ongoing legal proceedings.” Read More
“The town also plans to paint an orange crosswalk. According to Coun. Sameera Ali, whose motion received the full support from council.” Read More
“Similar concern was raised by Coun. Sameera Ali, who said that residents in Ward 4 are facing immense parking and traffic pressures as it is.” Read More
“Sameera Ali, the Ward 4 regional councillor since 2018, has been appointed by Halton Regional council for the remainder of the term, until 2026..” Read More
“The discussion was sparked by a motion that Coun. Sameera Ali put forward to allow residents to temporarily place “slow down” lawn signs – provided by town – on private properties.” Read More
“Milton regional councillor Sameera Ali has been recognized by the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) with the Mike Badham Award for her “outstanding work” supporting the Partnership for Municipal Innovation – Women in Local Leadership international program.” Read More
“Sameera Ali, Ward 4 councillor, said laws need to be changed to allow officials to better help unhoused individuals in crisis. She argued that there are regularly people in public spaces who need help but officials aren’t able to place them into treatment or remove them from the streets.” Read More
“Earlier in the day Halton Regional Council endorsed a resolution brought forward by Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward and Milton Regional Councillor Sameera Ali, that outlines the Region’s support for the Elect Respect campaign.” Read More