Melanie Bennet reports on Milton school-board candidate Khdiga Metwally, whose campaign emphasizes education, safe schools, mental-health support, and personal family experience but does not disclose that her son is serving 40 years in the United States for plotting ISIS-inspired attacks. Metwally has publicly advocated for his return to Canada and attributes his radicalization to mental illness and manipulation. She did not answer Juno’s initial questions about whether the conviction was relevant or disclosed to an endorser, then declined a follow-up interview. Opponent Andrew Wood says candidates for public office owe voters the truth.