Indian-born Canadian politician Ruby Dhalla has entered the contest to head the Liberal Party and possibly become the country's next prime minister. If elected, former MP Ruby Dhalla will be the first woman of color to serve as prime minister of Canada.
Indian-born Canadian politician Ruby Dhalla has entered the contest to head the Liberal Party and possibly become the country's next prime minister. If elected, former MP Ruby Dhalla will be the first woman of color to serve as prime minister of Canada.Three days ago, Ruby Dhalla said on social media, "Canada's Come Back Starts Now. 💥 As Canada's Next Prime Minister & Leader of the Liberal Party, I will stand up for Canadians & fight for Canada."
Who is Ruby Dhalla, the Canadian PM candidate?
Ruby Dhalla, a three-time MP, doctor, and businesswoman, wants to bring new vitality and insight to Canada's political scene.
Ruby Dhalla was born to Punjabi immigrants in Winnipeg, Manitoba, and her path has been nothing short of extraordinary. In 2021, Ruby Dhalla lost her brother Neil. The Dhalla Group, which operates in the "healthcare, real estate, and hospitality" sectors, is currently led by her as CEO.
She herself as a "self-made businesswoman and entrepreneur" who has a strong interest in Canada and the Liberal Party. Ruby Dhalla worked as a chiropractor and tried her hand at acting before entering politics.
Interestingly, Ruby Dhalla has previously acted in Kyon, a movie with Bollywood influences. Kis Liye? and placed second in the Miss India-Canada contest in 1993.
Ruby Dhalla has been involved with the Liberal Party since she was fourteen years old, according to an NDTV story.
The Ascent of Ruby Dhalla to Notoriety
At the age of ten, Ruby Dhalla initially gained notoriety when she addressed a letter to Indira Gandhi, the prime minister of India at the time, sharing her opinions on Operation Blue Star and the turmoil in Punjab. The young Dhalla received a personal response from Indira Gandhi, who cited her letter.
Interestingly, Ruby Dhalla has previously acted in Kyon, a movie with Bollywood influences. Kis Liye? and placed second in the Miss India-Canada contest in 1993.
Ruby Dhalla has been involved with the Liberal Party since she was fourteen years old, according to an NDTV story.
The Ascent of Ruby Dhalla to Notoriety
At the age of ten, Ruby Dhalla initially gained notoriety when she addressed a letter to Indira Gandhi, the prime minister of India at the time, sharing her opinions on Operation Blue Star and the turmoil in Punjab. The young Dhalla received a personal response from Indira Gandhi, who cited her letter.
Ruby Dhalla, a candidate for prime minister of Canada, represented the Brampton-Springdale constituency as an MP from 2004 to 2011. As the first woman of Indian descent elected to three consecutive terms in Canada's Parliament, Dhalla created history.
Regarding Immigration in Canada
Ruby Dhalla lauded Justin Trudeau's father, Pierre Trudeau, in welcoming immigrants to Canada in the 1970s. Regarding her position on illegal immigration, Dhalla made a strong speech on Tuesday, vowing to deport if elected.
Ruby Dhalla said on social media site X, "As Prime Minister, I will crack down on human traffickers and deport illegal immigrants. I've promised you that.
"Jitne bhi humare Canada main business log hain, workers hain, unko bhi ek opportunity milni chahiye ki wo baki deshon ke saath kaam kar sake," Ruby Dhalla said regarding India-Canada relations on NDTV.
Given the sizeable Indian diaspora in Canada, Dhalla emphasized to the media source the significance of fortifying links. In order to lessen the effects of US tariffs, she thinks Canada should look at forming alliances with other nations, such as India.
Ruby Dhalla's Entry into the Canadian Prime Minister's Race
Among Ruby Dhalla's fiercest rivals are Chandra Arya, Chrystia Freeland, a former deputy prime minister and finance minister, and Mark Carney, a former governor of the Bank of Canada and Bank of England.
On March 9, the winner of the race—and possibly Canada's next prime minister—will be announced as the leader of the Liberal Party.
Regarding Immigration in Canada
Ruby Dhalla lauded Justin Trudeau's father, Pierre Trudeau, in welcoming immigrants to Canada in the 1970s. Regarding her position on illegal immigration, Dhalla made a strong speech on Tuesday, vowing to deport if elected.
Ruby Dhalla said on social media site X, "As Prime Minister, I will crack down on human traffickers and deport illegal immigrants. I've promised you that.
"Jitne bhi humare Canada main business log hain, workers hain, unko bhi ek opportunity milni chahiye ki wo baki deshon ke saath kaam kar sake," Ruby Dhalla said regarding India-Canada relations on NDTV.
Given the sizeable Indian diaspora in Canada, Dhalla emphasized to the media source the significance of fortifying links. In order to lessen the effects of US tariffs, she thinks Canada should look at forming alliances with other nations, such as India.
Ruby Dhalla's Entry into the Canadian Prime Minister's Race
Among Ruby Dhalla's fiercest rivals are Chandra Arya, Chrystia Freeland, a former deputy prime minister and finance minister, and Mark Carney, a former governor of the Bank of Canada and Bank of England.
On March 9, the winner of the race—and possibly Canada's next prime minister—will be announced as the leader of the Liberal Party.
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