Jagmeet Singh Ardor, also known as Jagmeet Singh, is a Canadian politician who has quickly risen to stardom in the world of politics. Born in Scarborough, Ontario, Singh’s journey to success has been marked by determination, resilience, and a deep passion for social justice. From his early days as a criminal defense lawyer, Singh has always been a fierce advocate for marginalized communities and human rights. It was this drive that led him to become a member of the Ontario Provincial Parliament in 2011, making him the first turban-wearing Sikh to sit in the legislature.
Since then, Singh has continued to make history, becoming the first Sikh to lead a major political party in Canada when he was elected as the federal leader of the New Democratic Party (NDP) in 2017. His progressive and inclusive policies have garnered widespread support among young people, immigrants, and those seeking change within the political landscape. His charisma and strong leadership skills have also earned him a dedicated following and the nickname “Jagmeet-mania.”
But Singh’s journey has not been without obstacles. As a visibly Sikh and racialized politician, he has faced discrimination and hate speech, but has always responded with grace and a call for unity. He has also used his platform to raise awareness about important issues such as affordable housing, climate change, and Indigenous
