A Tale of Tradition, Transition, and Triumph
Resilient pioneer and advocate for immigrant success. Jaskaran overcame the limitations set by geography and circumstance to chart a path of remarkable transformations.
Embark on a journey back to the serene village of Chakoki in Kapurthala District, Punjab. Nestled along the banks of the majestic River Beas, my roots are deeply grounded in the rich soil of Sikh farming traditions.
Growing up, I witnessed firsthand the relentless dedication of my parents to secure a world-class education for me, despite the challenges we faced. Fuelled by their unwavering support, I became the first young man from my village to embark on a journey to Canada for higher studies at Thompson Rivers University, formerly known as University College of the Cariboo, in Kamloops, BC.
However, like many immigrants, I encountered my share of hurdles, including deportation due to misguided immigration advice.
Over the years, I’ve assisted countless students and workers in finding their rightful place in this beautiful country, drawing from my own life experiences to guide them towards their dreams.
After a hard-fought battle spanning 16 years, I returned to Canada with my family as a proud economic immigrant, ready to embrace new beginnings. Fuelled by my enduring belief in Sikhism and the concept of one God, I am committed to a life dedicated to serving humanity.
My recent pursuit of a diploma in paralegal studies, accredited by the Law Society of Ontario at Trios College in Mississauga, reflects my ongoing quest for knowledge and my desire to make a meaningful impact in the legal sphere.