By Dr. Sawraj Singh Punjabi youth took more interest in the Canadian elections than they take in the Punjab elections. Their main interest was to see the party which favors liberal immigration policies wins the elections. Not only Trudeau who favors liberal immigration policies won the elections, his minority government will be supported and sustained […]
SURREY – Progressive Inter-Cultural Society (PICS) was recipient of the 2019 Inclusive Employer Award in the Not-for-Profits category at the 5th Annual Inclusive Employer Awards, organized by the Rotary Club of Surrey which was held on October 24th at the Surrey Arts Centre. It was a celebration in recognition of employers who are making a […]
Cooking With Permjit K. Sandhu With the vibrant reds, oranges and yellows of autumn making their appearance, the last months of the year are filled with indulgence. The pumpkin spiced lattes, pies, cookies, loaves, cakes, custard puddings, and ice cream sandwiches are definitely worth the wait. Stores have decorative items everywhere […]
BRAMPTON – At its meeting on recently, Peel Regional Council unanimously passed a motion moved by Councillor Gurpreet Singh Dhillon to denounce Quebec’s racist Bill 21, which will ban religious articles of faith to be worn by anyone in a public service position. Peel Region is Ontario’s second largest municipality comprised of the cities of […]
LAHORE – Pakistan on Monday formally started the process to establish a Guru Nanak university in Punjab province’s Nankana Sahib. The foundation stone of Baba Guru Nanak International University (BGNIU), spread over 10 acres, was laid by Prime Minister Imran Khan. Pakistan Punjab Chief Minister Usman Buzdar laid its foundation stone in July, […]
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the Indian side of the corridor on November 8, his Pakistani counterpart will open the corridor on November 9. LAHORE – The Pakistan government will issue tourist visas to non-Indian Sikhs visiting the Kartarpur corridor and other ‘gurdwaras’ in the country during the 550th birth anniversary celebrations of […]
September 13, 1957 – October 24, 2019 It is with immense heartbreak that we announce the sudden departure of Harjinder (Pompy) Singh Kainth of Faridkot, Punjab, India. He was taken from us suddenly on Thursday October 24, 2019 at the young age of 62. Born September 13, 1957 in Faridkot, Punjab to Hukam Singh and […]
By Mike Bhangu Some Christian researchers suggest that the Sons of God, spoken of in the Bible, are the offspring of the Nephilim, fallen angels, who mixed with the Daughters of Men, and they were literal giants who roamed the Earth. These researchers also assert that the term, Son of God, cites Jesus as an […]
By Ashok Bhargava Outside, the haze sets on the dusty air. Cheerful murals beneath flyovers present a sharp contract to the grey streets streaked with rancid smell that inflames eyes and noses. I don’t know what to do except inhale you. A toxic air to breath. You are life. I wonder if […]
Cooking With Permjit K. Sandhu With the vibrant reds, oranges and yellows of autumn making their appearance, the last months of the year are filled with indulgence. The pumpkin spiced lattes, pies, cookies, loaves, cakes, custard puddings, and ice cream sandwiches are definitely worth the wait. Stores have decorative items everywhere in celebration of this […]
