Anju Dhillon

Anju Dhillon cast multiple votes on Bill C-30 and other Commons business

OpenParliament shows Dhillon voting No on Vote #124 and Yes on Vote #125 on Bill C-30, and earlier in the same week voting Yes on Vote #120 while opposing an opposition motion on private property rights and a Bill C-11-related vote. These entries indicate active participation in House proceedings but do not include statements or commentary from Dhillon herself.

Dhillon voted to impose time limits on debate over Bill C-14

Simple Gov lists Dhillon as voting in favor of a time-allocation motion for Bill C-14, which would change bail and sentencing rules. This is a parliamentary action rather than a news story, but it is one of the more recent public mentions in the provided results within the seven-day window cutoff context.

Anju Dhillon réé��e dans Dorval-Lachine-LaSalle

Liberal MP Anju Dhillon was re-elected in the Dorval-Lachine-LaSalle riding with over 18,000 votes ahead, representing 53% of the suffrage.

Anju Dhillon to highlight Government of Canada support for Montréal business to strengthen Quebec's defence industrial capacity.

Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions announced a media availability for February 19, 2026, featuring MP Anju Dhillon in Dorval, Quebec. The event is focused on federal support for a Montréal business to help it integrate into national and international defence supply chains.

Anju Dhillon listed among key Liberal MPs as Mark Carney secures majority government in by-elections.

Politico reports Anju Dhillon as one of the Liberal MPs, including Steven Mackinnon, John Zerucelli, Salma Zahid, and Taleeb Noormohamed, in the context of Prime Minister Mark Carney achieving a House of Commons majority with 173 seats after by-election wins. The article highlights the Liberals' strengthened position with unofficial count at 174 seats. Conservative MP Scott Aitchison is noted crossing the floor.

Anju Dhillon participates in CHPC committee meeting evidence session.

House of Commons records show Anju Dhillon, Lib. MP for Dorval—Lachine—LaSalle, addressing witnesses in the CHPC (44-1) meeting No. 132. She thanked the Chair and witnesses before starting her questions. The session involved discussions with Catherine Tait on topics including CBC's digital news platform reaching 21 million Canadians monthly.