Science World is inviting Vancouverites to mix, mingle and be merry, for a great cause. This fundraising event, for Science World’s Class Field Trip Program, boasts uniquely crafted libations from local, award-winning bartenders, along with mouth-watering food pairings, thoughtfully prepared by Railtown Catering. The Science of Cocktails will shake up your world of libations on […]
ABUSED INDO-CANADIAN VETERINARIANS NDP To Raise Questions In Coming House Session On Why The Decision Has Taken So Long! The LINK has been leading the local press in reporting the story on Indo-Canadian vets. “Go back to Pakistan”, “Asshole”, “Sociopath”, “Gone are the days when we could go there with a torch and burn it […]
DIABETES EPIDEMIC! A new BC study suggests while Type 2 diabetes has drastically increased among young people in general but the number of young South Asians affected is at an alarming rate, that of twice the rate of Caucasian youth and triple that of Chinese in the same age group. By R. Paul Dhillon With […]
“In total, our moves have reduced our package by $125 Million,” BCTF said. “Unfortunately, the government did not indicate they were willing to make any meaningful moves in return. Does the government really expect that teachers would bargain away everything the BC Supreme Court has already awarded us? And what future decisions might bring?” VANCOUVER […]
While the Punjabi film industry is beginning to grow, there are many growing pains like costs of production, including star-cast salaries which are going through the roof with new producers coming in the market to offer big money but these producers end up losing their shirt. They are part of the problem the industry is […]
SFU PhD candidate Iris Lesser says the South Asian Exercise Trial (SAET) is focusing on how exercise affects body fat and cardiovascular health. Women who have completed the program say it is also having mentally positive effects. The LINK doesn’t think you need a study to tell you the benefits of Bhangra on everyone! BURNABY […]
“While he was Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s governor responsible for ensuring the rules on limiting and disclosing executive salaries were followed, Amrik Virk broke those rules in at least two separate cases,” said New Democrat Leader John Horgan. “Mr. Virk cannot now be the minister responsible for ensuring post-secondary institutions follow the same rules he broke […]
46% of British Columbians do not have a will, and only 4% have arranged a planned gift in their will! I am working with Leave a Legacy – a national program to raise awareness about having a will and leaving a legacy, and they have designated the month of May as Leave a Legacy month. […]
Pacific Oral Health Centre Is A First Of Its Kind Visionary Project Tied Up With UBC School Of Dentistry To Infuse Research, Training, Surgery And Everything To Do With Dentistry Under One Roof! By R. Paul Dhillon SURREY – Well known dentist Dr. Harry Dhanju and the Board of Directors of his brand new Pacific […]
During her internship, Jasleen Grewal will help conduct research at the Harvard School of Public Health under Dr. Winston Hide, who has been involved in the development of a stem-cell commons repository to share experimental data between various Harvard labs. She will help Hide develop systems for analyzing genomic data. The honors student, who maintains […]
