Maggie Chi

Biography

Maggie Chi is a Canadian politician, public servant, and community advocate who has played a significant role in Ontario’s political landscape. A dedicated member of the Liberal Party of Canada, Chi was elected as the Member of Parliament for Don Valley North in the 2025 Canadian federal election, succeeding Han Dong. Her journey to public office was shaped by years of experience in municipal governance, policy development, and grassroots activism.

Chi has over 12 years of public service experience at Toronto City Hall, where she worked as a Policy and Project Advisor in the city’s Parks & Recreation Division. Prior to that, she served as a trusted Senior Advisor to City Councillors in Don Valley North and Scarborough, helping shape policies that directly impacted residents. Her work in municipal government provided her with valuable insights into urban planning, infrastructure development, and community engagement.

Throughout her career, Chi has been deeply involved in tackling key local issues, including improving public safety, enhancing community spaces, and advocating for better transit and infrastructure. She understands the challenges facing Don Valley North and has consistently worked to bring people together to find practical and lasting solutions. Her ability to connect with residents and address their concerns positioned her as a strong advocate for responsible governance.

Chi’s transition into federal politics was driven by her commitment to advocating for Don Valley North at the national level. Her campaign focused on economic development, environmental sustainability, and strengthening social services. Her ability to engage with diverse communities and build consensus made her a respected figure in Ontario’s political landscape.

Her tenure in Parliament continues to reflect her dedication to progressive policies, economic resilience, and community advocacy. Her vision for Don Valley North and Canada is one of inclusivity, sustainability, and opportunity, ensuring that future generations can thrive in a country that values innovation and responsible leadership. Her contributions to both municipal and federal politics have positioned her as a prominent figure in Canadian public life.