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Conservative

Sukhman Gill

ConservativeAbbotsford—South LangleyBritish Columbia
126Votes Cast
20Speeches
0Bills Sponsored
Background
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.
Public Profile

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Business & Financial Interests

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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Recent Activity
May 26, 2026
DebateNo. 122

Komagata Maru Guru Nanak Jahaz Mr. Speaker, this week marks the 112th anniversary of theincident. Theis a monumental event for Sikh communities across our nation. ln 1914, 376 passengers, 340 Sikh, 24 Muslim and 12 Hindu, arrived in Vancouver with dreams for a better future. lnstead, they were unjustly denied entry and forced to return home after months in the harbour. Guru Nanak Jahaz We

May 25, 2026
DebateJustice

C-5 C-75 Mr. Speaker, after 11 years of the Liberals' soft-on-crime policies, Canadians are seeing more crime and chaos on our streets. Since 2015, violent crimes have risen by 55% nationally, while extortion has surged by 330%. In Surrey alone, extortion is up 2,400%. Liberal catch-and-release policies like Billand Billhave led to Canadians' being more vulnerable and less safe. When will the

May 7, 2026
DebateIndigenous Affairs

Prime Minister Mr. Speaker, theclaims he will defend property rights, but his Liberal government's own website still shows that litigation directive number 14, which was announced as a directive back in 2019, still remains in effect today. The directive instructs federal lawyers not to defend private property rights in court. Prime Minister While themakes promises publicly, his government