Chardi Kala: Creating a Canada where no one is left behind — The idea of maintaining optimism in the face of adversity.

Canadians are working hard, playing by the rules and doing everything right, but as the costs of rent, mortgages and grocery bills continue to escalate, Canadians are falling further behind. Increasingly, Canadians want change and are looking for an alternative to the status quo.

Join Federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh at this year’s Bell Lecture, where he will share his vision for a Canada where no one is left behind.

About Jagmeet
Leader of Canada’s New Democratic Party, Jagmeet Singh is a lawyer, a human rights activist, and a former MPP in Ontario. Jagmeet understands the struggles Canadians are faced with because as a young man, he had to step up and take care of his family.

Recently, Jagmeet and the NDP Caucus delivered the greatest expansion of universal healthcare in generations, with the creation of a new dental care program and concrete steps towards national pharmacare.

Jagmeet is driven to make sure government delivers for people with stronger services that help create a better future for everyone.
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Dick, Ruth, and Judy Bell Lecture
The Dick, Ruth, and Judy Bell Lecture is an annual lecture that honours the contributions of individuals to the political and public life of Canada. It was established by Ruth Bell, a political science alumna who was an educator and champion for women’s and children’s rights in honour of her husband Dick Bell and her step-daughter Judy Bell.

Speakers may include individuals who have been active in politics or public service or distinguished scholars in political science. The lectures themselves are generally devoted to discussions of political subjects, either in a present-day or historical context. Scholars and graduate students are encouraged to attend and use the lectures as a basis for further work in Canadian studies.

The Bell Lecture is hosted by the Arthur Kroeger College of Public Affairs.

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