Anju Dhillon

Anju was born and raised in the riding of Dorval–Lachine–LaSalle, where she worked as a lawyer and currently resides. She was the first Canadian Sikh to practise law in Quebec courts. She holds an Honours Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Concordia University and an Honours Bachelor of Law from Université de Montréal.

Concerned about the welfare of others, she was a caregiver for four years. Anju also provided pro bono advice to people in need and has volunteered at the Old Brewery Mission, a homeless shelter in Montréal. In addition, Anju has been actively involved for years in the Sikh community, mentoring youth.

Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Status of Women

Represents the riding of Dorval–Lachine–LaSalle

Contact information

anju.dhillon@parl.gc.ca
House of Commons
Ottawa, Ontario
K1A 0A6
Telephone: 613-995-2251
Fax: 613-996-1481

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