ZENA AL‑MUDARISOAKVILLE · WARD 2

COMMUNITY

A family afternoon by the lake with MAS

Date
WhereLakeshore park pavilion, Oakville

The Muslim Arab Society of Canada and its partners brought Arab families from across Oakville together by the lake on September 13 and welcomed Zena as a guest.

Families seated along picnic benches under a lakeshore park pavilion, some in red shirts
Photos from the campaign's media team, September 13, 2026.
Zena speaks at the microphone beside her Vote for Zena banner under the pavilion
Zena speaks at the microphone beside her Vote for Zena banner under the pavilion
A speaker at the microphone between the Muslim Arab Society banner and the Vote for Zena banner
A speaker at the microphone between the Muslim Arab Society banner and the Vote for Zena banner
A speaker in a black T-shirt at the microphone beside the Muslim Arab Society banner
A speaker in a black T-shirt at the microphone beside the Muslim Arab Society banner
A guest in a white top speaks at the microphone beside the Vote for Zena banner
A guest in a white top speaks at the microphone beside the Vote for Zena banner
Speakers and guests at the front of the pavilion, with the lake beyond the trees
Speakers and guests at the front of the pavilion, with the lake beyond the trees
Families gather at the food table under the pavilion
Families gather at the food table under the pavilion

On Sunday, September 13, the Muslim Arab Society of Canada (MAS), with the Al-Khafaji Group and the Multicultural Community Association, hosted a family afternoon for Oakville's Arab community under a picnic pavilion on the lakeshore, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

MAS welcomed Zena as a guest candidate. Families shared food, listened to speakers beside the MAS and Vote for Zena banners, and spent the afternoon together in the park.

Thank you to MAS and its partners for hosting, and to every family who came out.

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Published on this website September 30, 2026.

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