If you’re new to Canada and you have questions like — “Are all medical services free here?” or, “Is it safe to see a doctor right now?” — here are some answers to help you navigate. When I migrated to Canada in 2014, I had to have medical coverage as part of the travel insurance […]
By R. Paul Dhillon SURREY – Premier John Horgan and the NDP won a landslide victory Saturday night and made history as one of BC NDP’s biggest victory with 55 seats before the mail-in ballots are counted and according to trends, NDP may actually end up even higher than 55. But the big victory brings […]
Dear Editor, Re: Provincial Vote NDP leader John Horgan and Richmond have made history on election night, Saturday, October 24. For Horgan, he is the first NDP premier to be returned with a majority NDP government in BC .All of the previous NDP premiers were able to serve only one term. Horgan is the first […]
By Caterina (Cathy) Rizzo Associate Lawyer – Simpson, Thomas & Associates If you or a loved one has sustained a brain injury in a car accident, you will have a multitude of questions. Brain injuries are life changing. ICBC claims are complex. Having the right information will help you cope with your brain injury, optimize your […]
Troy McLelan Associate Lawyer – Simpson, Thomas & Associates A major car accident can leave a driver, passenger, pedestrian or cyclist with serious injuries including broken bones, spinal cord injury that leads to paraplegia or quadriplegia, and traumatic brain injury. While personal injury lawsuits are based in the law of negligence, criminal charges and illegal […]
Stephen Ferguson Lawyer – Simpson, Thomas & Associates Imagine you are seriously injured in a car accident caused by another driver’s negligence. Next imagine you find out that the other driver had only the minimum third-party liability car insurance coverage. There’s a good chance that the driver’s $200,000 ICBC Basic Autoplan policy limit will not […]
By Abby Pang Lawyer – Simpson, Thomas & Associates Coping with significant car accident injuries while dealing with ICBC can be a challenge. You want to be able to focus on recovery, getting back to work, and resuming normal life as much as possible. For that reason, there are many benefits of having a personal […]
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By Balwant Sanghera SURREY – Surrey, with close to 74,000 students, has now become the largest school district in British Columbia. Nearly 17,000 students attending Surrey schools are Indo-Canadians. Consequently, eight high schools and four elementary schools in Surrey are offering Punjabi as second language. According to the provincial language policy, students from grades five […]
By Promod Puri Churches, temples, mosques, or Gurdwaras may not be much congregated these days due to the Coronavirus epidemic worldwide. This emptiness at the places of prayers is either due to imposed restrictions or people just avoiding venues of large gatherings. The business of religion, like any other business, is down. But this business […]
