Sima Acan
- Born
- 1979 — Ankara, Turkey
- Family
- Lives in Oakville with her husband and two children.
- Education
- Graduated in 2003 from Işık University
- Career
- President of the Federation of Canadian Turkish Associations; owns a robotics company in Oakville, Ontario.
- Political Experience
- Elected Member of Parliament for Oakville West in the 2025 Canadian federal election.
- Property
- Owns a robotics company in Oakville, Ontario.
- Notable
- First Canadian of Turkish descent elected to the House of Commons.
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