I am a proud mother of two and a wife. I had immigrated from Punjab, India at the age of 15, and called North Winnipeg home. I hold a Pharmacy Technician Diploma and have had experience in the small business and insurance sectors. Coming from a humble background, I have tried to give back to the community through volunteer work and grassroots lead initiatives whenever possible. I am running for the PC Party of Manitoba because I feel it's time we get our government and province back on track.
I am a proud mother of two and a wife. I had immigrated from Punjab, India at the age of 15, and called North Winnipeg home. I hold a Pharmacy Technician Diploma and have had experience in the small business and insurance sectors. Coming from a humble background, I have tried to give back to the community through volunteer work and grassroots lead initiatives whenever possible. I am running for the PC Party of Manitoba because I feel it's time we get our government and province back on track.
Age: 38
Profession: Department Administrator - Asper School of Business, University of Manitoba
Education:
Completed High School in Winnipeg and hold a Pharmacy Technician Diploma from Robertson College.
About You
What is the biggest issue facing your community, and how would you address it?
Residents in the Burrows are worried about lowing taxes, increasing crime in their neighbourhood and safety for their families. I am prepared to work local organizations, all levels of governments and with local police to see how we can solve the crime problem and community concerns. The PC party is committed to bringing our province back on track in terms of financial stabilization and public safety and will work to grow our economy by encouraging investment into our private sector.
Why did you decide to run for office?
Manitoba and Canada has given so much to me. As an immigrant who came to this country with nothing in her pocket, this province had welcomed me with open arms, enabling me to have opportunities I would have never had back in India. I am running to give back. I want to give back to the province that has been so good to my family and I. That is why I am running to be the MLA for Burrows in that I can give back to a unique community that offers so much to its residents and future citizens.
Manitoba is marking its 150th anniversary next year. Suggest one way we can make it a memorable occasion.
It would be great to see residents from all corners of Manitoba getting together for the celebrations.
Find out more about Jasmine Brar, Progressive Conservative, Burrows:
https://jasminebrar4mla.com
@Jasminebrar12
https://facebook.com/Jasminebrar.wpg/
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