Aman Singh was born in India, raised in Hong Kong and educated at University of California — Berkeley and at the University of Victoria. He has a deep understanding of the diversity, issues and needs of people in Richmond-Queensborough.
Singh has made it a priority to donate time to people and organizations close to his heart and volunteered with Indigenous groups, national and international non-governmental organizations. He is a member and director of several non-profit societies.
Singh has been involved in civil rights activism for many years and is a civil rights lawyer who has focused on societal and political issues since 1999.
Question: If you were premier for a day, what two pieces of legislation would you enact?
I would enact the legislation the BC NDP has tabled to reform election financing, specifically banning union and corporate donations. I would also enact the childcare legislation that the NDP has proposed. Affordable and safe child care is a social necessity and it is the government’s function to provide the necessary support that allow for working parents to maximize their economic potential.
Question: If you had a theme song, what would it be?
The Rainbow Connection from the original Muppet Movie.
