VANCOUVER - Aman Singh is the BC NDP’s candidate in Vancouver-Fraserview, running to stand up for B.C., lower costs for people, and strengthen healthcare.

“Workers and business owners in Vancouver-Fraserview are already feeling uncertainty and stress from Trump’s tariffs, and they need a government willing to stand up to these unjustified attacks,” said Singh. “The BC NDP has a plan to free our economy from the US, bring down everyday costs for people, and protect the services that people count on - while the conservatives would roll over to Trump’s demands.”

Singh will run to succeed George Chow, who has been the BC NDP MLA in the riding since 2017, as Chow prepares to retire from politics.

“It has been a privilege to represent my community in the legislature for nearly a decade,” said Chow. “There is still more work to do, and I know Aman will be a great addition to David’s team, bringing the same commitment to standing up for people and delivering the programs and services they count on. I am proud to support him as our next MLA for Vancouver-Fraserview.”

A lawyer and small business owner, Singh previously served as the MLA for Richmond-Queensborough and has a long record of fighting for social justice and his community.
The BC NDP is focused on protecting families during these challenging times by building a stronger economy that is less reliant on the United States, lowering costs for families, and continuing the progress in recruiting more doctors and nurses to strengthen our healthcare system.

“Aman understands the difficulties that people are facing right now,” said David Eby, Leader of the BC NDP. “He is more than ready to follow George’s lead in fighting for his community.”

British Columbians go to the polls on October 24, 2026.

Biography (Headshot)

Aman Singh is a prominent civil and human rights lawyer and served as MLA for Richmond-Queensborough from 2020-2024, making history as the first turban-wearing Sikh elected to the BC Legislature. Aman has appeared at the BC Provincial and Supreme Courts and the BC Court of Appeal. He is a socially-conscious small business owner and has held roles as a director of the Professor Mohan Singh Memorial Foundation, the Association of Legal Aid Lawyers, the Friends of the Sikh Cadets Society, the People’s Legal Education Society and as a Governor of Kwantlen Polytechnic University. 

Aman was born in India, raised in Hong Kong, and moved with his family to B.C. Aman now lives in South Vancouver and takes pride and joy in being a father to his two children.

One of Aman’s missions is to bring more attention to the disease of addiction and the possibility of recovery. Aman is a recovered alcoholic who has been sober for over fifteen years and plays an active role in the recovery community. He has a deep understanding of the challenges faced by people and families who are dealing with addiction and believes that communities that foster care and respect for all are key to recovery.