Amandeep Sodhi
- Born
- 2001 — Toronto, Ontario
- Education
- Bachelor's degree in political science from King’s University College at the University of Western Ontario
- Career
- Legal assistant
- Political Experience
- Elected member of Parliament for the riding of Brampton Centre in the 2025 Canadian federal election
- Notable
- One of the first four Canadian members of Parliament born in the 21st century
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Before entering federal politics, Amandeep Sodhi reportedly worked as a real estate professional and entrepreneur in the Brampton area. His background is often cited in his official biographies and campaign materials.
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How does Amandeep Sodhi's voting record line up with your values?
Mr. Speaker, today I rise with great sadness to commemorate the sudden loss of a beloved community member, Maryam Muritala. Maryam's smile brightened every room she walked into. She was a vibrant part of our community in Brampton. She was an advocate, a leader and an entrepreneur whose hard work and dedication inspired those around her. With her passion for leadership and business development,
Universities Canada has also identified the global skills strategy as an important tool. What aspects of the global skills strategy do you find the most effective in helping Canadian universities attract international talent, and why?
I believe we have a little under a minute and a half left. I'll give you the remaining time to say anything you wish to the committee, whether that's recommendations or going back to previous answers that you'd like to build on.
Thank you, Madam Chair. Thank you to all of our witnesses for being here today. Mr. Miller, I'll start with you, if that's okay. I believe you mentioned some of this in your opening remarks as well, but we know that Universities Canada has highlighted that international education contributes more than $39 billion to Canada's GDP and supports over 400,000 jobs, I believe, here in Canada. Beyond