I’m proud to be a first-generation Canadian. I moved to Canada in 2011 from Punjab, India, where I worked as microbiologist. I live in The Maples with my husband, our infant daughter Amanat, and my in-laws.
I’m proud to be a first-generation Canadian. I moved to Canada in 2011 from Punjab, India, where I worked as microbiologist. I live in The Maples with my husband, our infant daughter Amanat, and my in-laws.
Profession: Prior to moving to Canada, I worked as microbiologist in India. After relocating to Canada, I worked as microbiologist here for six years before I successfully obtained my real estate license. I’ve started working in partnership with my husband, Sukh, the founder and owner of RSB Homes Ltd.
Education:
I hold a Bachelor of Science in Microbiology from Punjab University Chandigarh, a Master of Science in Microbiology from Guru Nanak University Amritsar, as well as a Bachelor of Education from Punjabi University in Patiala, India.
About You
What is the biggest issue facing your community, and how would you address it?
I’ve met with a lot of young families and seniors in The Maples who are concerned about affordability. As a new mom, I understand firsthand the costs involved with raising a family. We all want to provide the best lives possible for our children. I’m excited about the PC party’s $2020 Tax Rollback, which will help make life more affordable for Manitoba families.
I have also received questions about education. I was proud to join PC Leader Brian Pallister as he announced 20 new schools across Manitoba, including three new schools in the Seven Oaks School Division and the new K-5 school on Templeton Avenue that’s already underway.
Why did you decide to run for office?
Two reasons - my passion for the community, and the birth of my daughter, which has inspired me to achieve more with no limits. I have always had passion in everything I do. When I had the opportunity to enter into politics and make a difference, I jumped at the chance!
Tell us something about yourself that voters might find surprising.
I was a little bit of a nerd in school. We had a choice to go into math or chemistry. I wasn’t good at math, so I ended up with a degree in biochemistry.
Find out more about Aman Sandhu, Progressive Conservative, The Maples:
https://amanjotsandhu4mla.com/about/
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