
Sukhman Gill
- Born
- 1998 or 1999
- Career
- Local farmer
- Political Experience
- Member of Parliament for Abbotsford—South Langley since 2025
- Notable
- Of Indian heritage, with his family originating from Bukanwala village near Moga, India.
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Before being elected to Parliament, Sukhman Gill worked as a criminal defence lawyer in British Columbia. He reportedly ran his own law practice. Public disclosures of his specific assets and investments since becoming a Member of Parliament are not yet widely available.
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Mr. Speaker, at the 11th hour on the 11th day of the 11th month, we pause to remember those who sacrificed so much for the country we call home. Each year we stand in a moment of silence, and this year, new names are carried within that silence, because on October 17, four Canadian soldiers lost their lives during training at CFB Wainwright. Among them was Private Hayden Lykkemark from Langley,
Mr. Speaker, we have good news. This past Saturday, the people of British Columbia delivered a strong and historic message. For the first time in nearly 100 years, British Columbians elected a Conservative majority government. The B.C. Conservatives secured a powerful mandate of over 60 seats, bringing an end to the nine years of the costly NDP government. From the Lower Mainland to the
Mr. Speaker, the second petition calls for immediate relief for the rising diesel costs and stronger Canadian energy security. Diesel is essential to all Canadian farmers, truckers, businesses and workers. When diesel prices rise, the cost of producing food, transporting goods and operating businesses rises with them, and that puts pressure on all Canadians. Therefore, the petitioners are
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to present two petitions on behalf of the people of Abbotsford—South Langley. The first petition calls for long-term investment in resilient infrastructure across British Columbia's west coast corridor. Every British Columbian remembers the 2021 floods that devastated our communities and exposed serious vulnerabilities in our critical infrastructure. Therefore, the
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Mr. Speaker, I thank my hon. colleague, as he is doing fantastic work within his riding of Sherwood Park—Fort Saskatchewan, across the region and across the country. He is advocating for youth and youth employment. Many of my peers and I can relate to many of the same consequences that Liberal governments have put forward. Recently, many of my peers reached out to me during the
Mr. Speaker, I want to thank my hon. colleague for her fantastic work and her advocacy across her area and across the nation as well. Before I answer the question, I want to let the member know that, yes, we in B.C. have the same problems they have in Ontario and across the nation. Many of our truckers are dealing with the same crisis. They are going about their day-to-day life not able to
Madam Speaker, my hon. colleague from Langley Township—Fraser Heights delivered an incredible speech and touched on the main points that Canadians are facing today. I know that the hon. member has also dealt with the truck driver members in our community, who did a convoy from Abbotsford all the way down to Vancouver. They went through the member's riding. They were struggling to deal with high