Debbie King

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Elected TDSB Trustee running to represent Parkdale—High Park on Toronto City Council. votedebbieking.ca

Campaign graphic for Debbie King’s 2026 Toronto City Council campaign in Parkdale–High Park. On the right, Debbie King smiles at the camera wearing a purple blazer over a white top against a light grey background. On the left, campaign branding reads: “DEBBIE KING for City Council, Parkdale–High Park.” Below, event details state: “Thursday, June 18, 2026, 7:00 PM–10:00 PM, Osprey Cafe & Bar.” A large yellow banner across the lower right reads “MEET AND GREET.” A teal footer displays the campaign slogan: “Community Rooted. From Representation to Results.
Debbie is standing speaking at a microphone. She is wearing a cream blazer and dark jeans. There are two vertical standing banners behind her.
Medium shot of Debbie facing the camera. She is smiling and wearing a vibrant professional purple blazer and white v-neck top. A teal banner across her reads: Debbie King For City Council. A second banner at the bottom reads: Community Rooted. From Representation to Results.
Debbie is wearing a blue blazer and is seated and speaking into a microphone in a committee meeting room. There is a City of Toronto graphic with meeting information across the bottom of the image.
Six people lined up for photo in an office. A large table is in front of them and a display of flags in the back. Some are wearing face masks. Debbie is in the middle beside Board of Health Chair Councillor Moise.
Two photo collage: on top is a church service with a man at the pulpit, a cross in the background and choir seated to his side. On the bottom Debbie stands by flowers and a cross in the church lobby wearing a long blue dress.
Twelve men and women from education stakeholder groups sit and stand together at desk in Queen's Park press room.
Image of news headline reading 'Supervised school boards open student and family support offices", followed by quoted text with The Trillium logo on top and a purple banner with Debbie King wordmark at bottom.
A black & white sketch of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with folded arms beside the quoted text "We need leaders not in love with money but in love with justice. Not in love with publicity but in love with humanity."
Debbie in profile wearing a knit hat and winter coat stands in front of a large red banner that reads “REFUGEES WELCOME.” Metal barricades and a city setting are visible behind her.
Group of Black women sit at table in coffee shop engrossed in deep conversation.
Debbie is handed a lit candle in front of a table covered with kente tablecloth. Hands drum in the background.
Trillium newspaper logo headline above photo of reporter Sneh Duggal and Debbie King logo.
Debbie standing in front of Full Stop Cafe window art of colourful animated faces.
Debbie and Georgia load boxes into the back of a van parked outside of the school.
Debbie posed beside Avi Lewis and a female community member by a grocery store.
Debbie speaks from monument steps in front of crowd of runners.
Debbie stands in front of the wreath after laying it in the row
Debbie standing outside with Alex
Debbie stands with three others with serious expressions, at a podium in front of Queen's Park building.
Debbie poses with three volunteers holding clipboards. There's an orange school bus in the background.
Poster with illustration of a family reading beside text.
A group of parents and community members gathered outside Lucy McCormick Senior School holding signs calling for support and transparency in special education
Debbie and attendees hold sign reafong "Safe Streets for Kids"
Debbie stands among crowd of people in orange shirts gathered on Roncesvalles
People in orange shirts gathered in the park listening to Phil Cote
Debbie stands with arns open in front of large red "Roncy" festival sign
Debbie stands on stage with elected officials and BIA representatives.
Poster with graphic of parents and child beside back-to-school update text.
Debbie in front of parade group and banner reading Public Education United We Stand
Debbie laughing as she talks to a mother and a high school student in the park.
Speakers stand in a row in front of Queens Park. A student is at the podium.
Debbie places a white scarf around the neck of a Tibetan girl in cultural dress
Debbie dancing in the grass with Samba band behind her
Young black male wearing dress shirt stands at podium with mic in front of Queen's Park.
Group of Black signatories and community members stand together in front of flagpole with Black Liberation flag risen and cityscape in background.
Debbie talks to a woman while holding a clipboard in front of a Progress Toronto table at the park
Debbie walking along boardwalk with other walkers in race bibs.
Debbie smiling as she dances with husband. Trees in background.
Group of parents, trustees and members of official opposition gathered around podium at press conference in the park
Side by side headshots of MPP Gilmour and Trustee King above quote