Jagmeet Singh is a name that has been making headlines in Canada’s political scene. Born in 1979 in Scarborough, Ontario, Singh is the first non-white person to lead a major political party in Canada. He is also the first Sikh to lead a major political party in Canada, bringing diversity and representation to the forefront of Canadian politics.

Singh’s journey towards becoming the leader of the New Democratic Party (NDP) has been an inspiring one. Growing up, he faced discrimination and bullying because of his Sikh heritage. However, this did not stop him from pursuing his dreams of becoming a lawyer. He graduated from Osgoode Hall Law School and worked as a criminal defense lawyer before entering politics.

In 2011, Singh was elected as a member of the Ontario Provincial Parliament for the riding of Bramalea—Gore—Malton. He quickly gained recognition for his work on social justice issues and his ability to connect with diverse communities. In 2017, he made the decision to run for the leadership of the NDP, and after a fierce campaign, he won with an overwhelming majority.

Singh’s leadership has brought a fresh perspective to Canadian politics. He has been a strong advocate for issues such as affordable housing, universal pharmacare, and combating climate change. He has also been vocal