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Jagmohan Singh is a Sikh man from Punjab, India who immigrated to Canada in 2005 seeking better economic opportunities. He currently works as a truck driver and lives in Vancouver with his wife Manpreet Kaur and their two children, daughter Navneet who is 10 and son Jasmeet who is 8. In his free time, Jagmohan enjoys cooking Indian food, listening to Punjabi music, and spending time with his family.
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