Singh, a criminal defence lawyer elected to Queen’s Park in 2011, was asked to head out west to help boost the profile of Irfan Sabir, who is now minister of human services...
But for all of the accolades and success – academically, financially – he is a target for police. Numerous times, beginning when he was a teenager in Windsor, Ont., Mr. Singh has been stopped for no reason.
Jagmeet Singh says it's time for the province to step in. He's a Member of Provincial Parliament and the deputy leader of the Ontario NDP. He says he has been stopped by the Toronto Police 10 times.
By proclaiming the month of April as Sikh Heritage Month, the Province of Ontario recognizes the important contributions that Sikh Canadians have made to Ontario’s social, economic, political and cultural fabric.
[VIDEO] 84 years ago, on March 23rd 1931, three famous freedom fighters, Bhagat Singh, Shivram Rajguru and Sukhdev Thapar, were executed. To commemorate the event Jagmeet Singh gave the following speech:
Jagmeet Singh has successfully held onto his seat in Bramalea-Gore-Malton, fighting off strong challengers from the Liberal and PC parties, "It was the first seat to go NDP in the history of Ontario, in the Peel region..."
WSO President Dr. Amritpal Singh Shergill said, “we would like to congratulate MPP Jagmeet Singh and the Sikh community in Ontario for the successful completion of the first Sikh Heritage Month. Sikhs across Canada can take inspiration from this example and efforts should be made to celebrate and share the history of Sikhs in Canada with our friends in every province.
[VIDEO] MPP Jagmeet Singh initiates the inauguration of Sikh Heritage Month with "Bole So Nihal!" Several Canadian officials give talks to inaugurate the first Sikh Heritage Month of April which will be celebrated every year in the province of Ontario.
[VIDEO] April will from now on be recognized as 'Sikh Heritage Month'. Bill 52 approved in the Ontario Legislature thanks to MPP Jagmeet Singh. This is a great victory for Sikh awareness in the west!
Following the announcement in India to hang Balwant Singh Rajoana on 31 March 2012 few western politicians have issued statements condemning the death penalty in India.
This is the first film of its kind. It is a 43-minute long documentary on the Rise of Khalsa. The purpose of this documentary is to inform and educate a wider range of audience using high quality film making techniques. This kind of media, these days, is the best to reach the general public.
