List of Canadian Sikhs

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This list of Canadian Sikhs is a list of notable Sikhs from Canada.

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Academia and education

Business and private sector

Non-profit

Entertainment

Music

- punjabi-canadian singer

Journalism and writing

Politics

Military and activism

Sikh Canadian soldiers in World War I [17]

Sports

Crime and cause célèbre

See also

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