2026 WOMEN of VISION
Women’s empowerment is one of the most significant social movements of the modern era. It refers to the process of enabling women to realize…
Women’s empowerment is one of the most significant social movements of the modern era. It refers to the process of enabling women to realize…
J.M. LEE Dr. Baljit Pawa’s journey has been shaped by curiosity, resilience, and a deep sense of purpose. Trained as a pharmacist and later…
BY J.M. LEE Megha Goyal is qualified to practice law in Canada, India, and the United Kingdom. After gaining experience in the UK and…
J.M. LEE Designing Sustainable Organizations Through Strategy, Risk, and Purpose Two decades ago, Archana stepped into a new chapter in Canada, carrying more than…
Tamara was born and raised in Western Canada, the eldest of three children. She married her best friend, Sherwin, 21 years ago. She has…
BY J.M. LEE Manpreet’s path into winemaking wasn’t a traditional one. She pursued a career in nursing while staying involved with her family’s winery,…
BY J.M. LEE Omira’s story has been shaped by change, risk, and a willingness to rebuild. She has moved nearly 17 times across cities,…
By Surbhi Gogia Dr. Shahana Alibhai is family physician, a keynote speaker, a National Accreditor for the College of Canadian Family Physicians, and has…
By Surbhi Gogia Meet Vancouver Police Sergeant Terry Parmar, who discovered his calling to serve the people of Vancouver while working and volunteering at…
Sanjay Mehra, Clinical Director & Consultant Transplant Surgeon at the Department of Transplant Surgery, Liverpool University Hospitals Foundation Trust, UK, was born in Amritsar, Punjab, India and was raised in an education-focused family that encouraged him to pursue a professional career. Parental guidance and motivation from his elder brother, Dr. Rajan Mehra helped him choose a medical path.
Ashish Arora’s story begins in Delhi, India, where he spent his early years before immigrating to Canada in Grade 9. The transition was challenging —new culture, new language, and unfamiliar surroundings. But a compassionate school counsellor helped ease the shift, offering encouragement and a sense of belonging.
Ronit Jassal is a second-generation entrepreneur who proudly carries forward the legacy of Jassal Signs, a business well-recognized in the South Asian community, particularly among small business owners. What sets Ronit apart is not merely that he inherited the family business—it is the bold and enterprising spirit with which he has taken it to new heights at a remarkably young age.
BY J.M. LEE As Senior Vice President at TELUS, Juggy Sihota holds one of the most strategically influential roles in Canadian business today—shaping how…
Baltej Singh Dhillon’s name would be etched in gold if there were a list of trailblazers. From being the first turbaned student in his Canadian high school to winning a landmark legal battle that secured his place as the first turbaned Sikh in the RCMP, his journey is one of merit, perseverance, and an unwavering commitment to service. Recently, he made history again by becoming the second Sikh senator in the Canadian Parliament.
By Surbhi Gogia, Kshitij Bhupendra is the Regional Director and Group Lead-Business Banking in British Columbia and Yukon at Scotiabank. He leads a dynamic…