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First Sikh commander of Canadian regiment honours fallen friends by living life to the fullest
Lt.-Col. Harjit Singh Sajjan is the Commanding Officer of the British Columbia Regiment. He's served Canada overseas in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Afghanistan, winning commendations for his work. He's also Canada's first Sikh regiment commander. He speaks with Carmel Kilkenny about his experiences in the Canadian military.
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