Arabella Vida is a dedicated advocate for special needs individuals and underprivileged communities. She is the CEO and Founder of the ETHAN VIDA ORGANIZATION, a champion of inclusion and human rights.​

Arabella Vida

CEO & Founder, ETHAN VIDA ORGANIZATION

Federal MP Candidate for Orléans

Politician | Advocate for Special Needs and Underprivileged Communities | Champion of Equality & Accountability​

Education:

Master’s Degree in Linguistics

Specialization: Educational Assistant - Special Needs Support Program (2-year duration)​

Certifications:

1. Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) eLearning Series
2. Intense Training and Placement at Special Needs Children (6 months)
3. Teaching Special Needs Intense Program (6 months)
4. Supervision and Integration Management on Special Needs and Trauma Victims (6 weeks)

Current Role & Advocacy:

Arabella Vida is the CEO and Founder of the ETHAN VIDA ORGANIZATION, an initiative dedicated to supporting special needs children with complex health issues. In April 2024, she embarked on her political journey, deeply inspired by the life experiences of her son, Ethan Nikko Vida.​

She is a relentless advocate for special needs individuals and marginalized communities, striving to ensure the practical implementation of UNHCR and AODA rights to protect people with disabilities and victims of systemic injustice. She actively calls for the establishment of an Accountability Bureau to safeguard Canadians from discrimination, abuse, and neglect by service providers. As a champion for society’s most vulnerable—especially special needs children—she is committed to dismantling barriers, advocating for equity, and holding institutions accountable.​

Vision for Canada:

Arabella Vida firmly believes that Canada is one of the strongest nations in the world—one that should never be threatened by any other country. However, true national strength comes from within—by ensuring that all Canadians are prosperous, healthy, and treated as equals. She is determined to elevate Canada to one of the world’s most stable and thriving nations, moving away from a political landscape where leaders prioritize their own interests over those of the people.​

Arabella is not just another politician—she is a genuine leader who stands for the rights and well-being of every Canadian. She urges the public to trust in her leadership, as she is committed to fighting for fairness, accountability, and the true prosperity of the people.​

Certifications:

1. Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) eLearning Series​
2. Intensive Training and Placement with Special Needs Children (6 months)​
3. Teaching Special Needs Intensive Program (6 months)​
4. Supervision and Integration Management for Special Needs and Trauma Victims (6 weeks)​

Experience:

1. Teaching: 6 years (Postgraduate and Graduate students)​
2. Administration and Law Department Experience:8years

Distinctions & Achievements:

1. Youngest person to complete a Master’s Degree​
2. Role of Honor in Bachelor’s Degree​
3. Published writer and poet in college magazine​
4. Active researcher and debater​
5. Active human rights advocate

Arabella Vida’s work spans education, law, public administration, and political advocacy, positioning her as a fearless leader in the fight for human rights, accessibility, and social justice. Through her organization, political initiatives, and unwavering dedication, she continues to empower communities, challenge systemic inequalities, and protect the rights of the most vulnerable.​

Reason for Running:

"To serve the residents of Orléans by implementing transparent, effective, and people-centered policies that improve infrastructure, support economic growth, enhance public services, and ensure social equity."​

Why Arabella Vida is Running as Federal MP for Orléans:

Arabella Vida is running as the Federal MP Candidate for Orléans because she has personally experienced the deep failures of a system that should protect Canadians—especially the most vulnerable. Her motivation stems from a tragic incident involving her son, Ethan Nikko Vida, who was harmed by Air Canada staff in May 2023. Instead of receiving justice, she and her son faced re-victimization by government service providers, exposing inhumane failures in accountability, healthcare, and disability rights.​

Today, Ethan’s life remains uncertain due to the damages inflicted upon him and the lack of essential medical care. Despite Canada’s commitments to UNHCR and AODA rights, these protections exist only on paper, not in practice, forcing families like hers to fight for basic dignity and justice.​

Arabella refuses to stay silent and began her political career in April 2024 to fix the broken system and support Canadians. Her personal experience has given her deep insight into Canada’s broken systems, allowing her to understand the struggles of families facing discrimination, poverty, poor infrastructure, transportation challenges, lack of quality education, and inadequate healthcare services. Through the ETHAN VIDA ORGANIZATION, she has been meeting one-on-one with affected families, listening to their struggles, and directly serving those in need. She has witnessed firsthand how government neglect has left many Canadians without support and is determined to bring real, lasting change.​

At this point, Arabella is the only leader from the Orléans community solely fighting for Orléans people's rights—not for political gains like other parties. She is committed to addressing each community’s issues, not just to win an election, but to build real, lasting relationships with the people. She vows to remain in direct contact with residents beyond the campaign, working alongside them to bring real solutions to their daily struggles.​

Key Priorities as Federal MP:

1. Healthcare Services: Address ER wait times, increase funding for hospitals, home care, and mental health support, and ensure fair wages for healthcare professionals to improve patient care.​Special needs well equipped children hospital in Orleans to address special needs challenges.
2. Affordable Housing: Support real solutions for families and seniors.​Priority housing for special needs adults in orleans.
3. Disability Rights: Enforce AODA laws to protect people with disability.
4. Public Safety & Infrastructure: Advocate for enhanced community safety measures and the improvement of local infrastructure, including roads, to ensure the well-being and mobility of Orléans residents.​
5. Immigration Policy Integrity: Promote fair and transparent immigration policies by preventing undue political influence on immigration officers, ensuring that procedures are just and impartial.​Prevention of people entry that are threat to national security of canada.
6. Establishment of an Accountability Bureau: Propose the creation of an independent Accountability Bureau to protect Ontarians from victimization and re-victimization by public and private service provider agencies, ensuring accountability and justice for all.
7. Government Accountability: Demand action against service providers mistreating citizens.​