Canadian Politics
Won the Nomination Election
Won the nomination election against Inderjit Bal, Raminder Gill and Pam Gill. Became the official candidate for the Liberal Party
December 23, 1992
Political Timeline
18 Years of Dedicated Public Service
Political Timeline
18 Years of Dedicated Public Service
18 Years of Service
6 Federal Elections Won
4 Parliamentary Secretary Roles
10 Parliamentary Committees
Key Milestones in Public Service
Canadian Politics
First Elected to the House of Commons
Mr. Malhi was first elected to the House of Commons in the federal election held in the year 1993, defeating
October 23, 1993
Canadian Politics
Birthday of Shri Guru Gobind Singh Ji
On January 19 1994: Mr. Malhi, the first Sikh Member of Parliament spoke in the House of Commons (Parliament of
January 19, 1994
Canadian Politics
Exhibition on the Human Rights Violation
Mr. Malhi invited attention to the exhibition on the human rights violation in New Delhi and Punjab in the year
October 23, 1994
Canadian Politics
Re-elected in the 1997 Election
Mr. Malhi was re-elected in the 1997 election defeating the Reform candidate Darlene Florence and Progressive Conservative candidate Beryl Ford.
June 23, 1997
Canadian Politics
Khanda Sahib Stamp
Launch of the Khanda Sahib Stamp: Mr. Malhi was instrumental in launch of the stamp, a Sikh religious symbol, by
April 23, 1999
Canadian Politics
Re-elected in 2000 Federal Election
He was re-elected with the greatest majority of his career in the 2000 federal election over Canadian Alliance candidate Gurdish
November 23, 2000
Canadian Politics
Minister of Labour
Mr. Malhi served as Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Labour, Claudette Bradshaw from 2001 to 2003.
September 13, 2001
Canadian Politics
Ambassador of Peace
In September 2002, Mr. Malhi was recognized as an Ambassador of Peace by the Interreligious and International Federation of World
September 23, 2002
