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Election 2015: Sundhu running to get country back on track

Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo: NDP candidate committed to equality, social justice and compassion

I am running in this election as a New Democrat to stand up for Canadian values, fix the damage Stephen Harper has done, and to get this country back on track.

I was raised in a pioneering immigrant family – my father was the first South Asian to settle in the Cariboo. My family faced and overcame many challenges.

My father suffered a serious brain injury, and my mother took up manual jobs to support our family when I was only 10 years old. My family was an example of solidarity and perseverance.

I strove to be a leader in the community and I worked my way through university with student awards and working in the lumber mill.

After graduating, I practiced law in Williams Lake, representing women, immigrants, children, workers and First Nations. My work was recognized with a judicial appointment to Kamloops.

Recently, I have served locally and abroad on international human rights and justice issues.

Satwinder, my wife, and I are raising our daughter and son with the same values I learned from my family: accountability and self-reliance, commitment to equality, social justice and compassion.

As your member of Parliament, I will be a strong advocate for fairness and justice.

I am not afraid to tackle tough issues and serve as a voice for those who need help making ends meet.