Ramesh Sangha is currently the Member of Parliament for the riding of Brampton Centre. He is also a member of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Human Resources, Skills and Social Development and the Status of Persons with Disabilities (HUMA Committee).
In addition to his membership on the HUMA Committee, Mr. Sangha is currently the member of several parliamentary associations including the Canadian Branch of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA), Canada-Africa Parliamentary Association, Canada-China Legislative Association, Canada -Japan Inter-Parliamentary Group, Canadian Delegation to the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe Parliamentary Association (OSCE PA), Canadian NATO Parliamentary Association (NATO PA), Canadian Selection of ParlAmericas, and the chair of the Canada – India Parliamentary Friendship Group and a director of the Executive Committee of the Canadian Branch of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA).
MP Ramesh Sangha migrated to Canada more than two decades ago and immediately upgraded his law degree at the University of Windsor. After graduating at the age of fifty, he excelled in the field of law and established his own law practice as a personal injury lawyer in Brampton. As a distinguished lawyer, he offered co-op training to local students from high schools, colleges, universities, as well as pre-placement positions for law students. MP Sangha also provided immigration and legal counselling to new Canadian immigrants. He has a strong belief in philanthropy and devoted many hours to providing pro-bono legal services.
In addition to his highly successful legal career, MP Sangha also served as Chairperson for the Canadian Pension Plan Review Tribunal by the Governor General in Council (Canada).
MP Sangha is pleased to represent one of the most diverse ridings in Canada. He is no stranger to the community that he represents, his dedication to serving his community allows him to restore dignity to seniors and advocate youth employment.
Mr. Sangha is driven with an inner passion to promote Canada’s diversity.