Browsing Tag: Canada

News: Helpful Winnipeg Transit Driver Overwhelmed by Online Kudos

"In every older [person] I see my parents, my grandmother … and I try to help, do the best I can under my Transit policies and procedures. I try to help anybody I come across," Chahal said.

News: Mississauga’s Seva Food Bank Launches Home Delivery Service

[VIDEO] “With the Seva Food Bank home delivery program, we will be able to bring healthy foods right to the door of individuals and families who are struggling to get to our food bank,”

News: What is Amrit? The Timeless Quality of Consciousness

In this article, Bhagat Singh attempts to add some clarity to this ancient term known as Amrit. It is one of our Guru's favourite terms to describe a certain phenomenon.

Bhagat Singh Bedi

Bhagat Singh Bedi has been painting Sikh History since the young age of 11. His Sikh Paintings connect us to our ancient heritage by telling stories of our ancestors in vivid colours. Each painting is carefully hand-painted, researched and detailed by Bhagat, over years of meditation. Bhagat's fine art prints can be purchased for your home, and can be easily ordered online at SikhiArt.com

News: How Singh Became Cucumber King in Canada

For a man who came to Canada with just 8 dollars in his pocket 35 years ago, his face brims with pride as he narrates his journey to his multi-million-dollar agro-business.

News: Turbans: Colorful Political Twist

Innovation Minister Navdeep Bains possesses a colourful collection of Sikh turbans in his wardrobe, and sometimes he uses them as a tool to relay government messages.

News: How Jasmeet Singh Used Comedy to Diffuse Anger Facing Racism

Jasmeet Singh, who experienced racism growing up in Guelph, Ont., says after 9/11 the content of that racism changed. A rumour spread through his high school that he was Osama bin Laden's cousin.

News: Keeping Alive the Stories of Partition

The 26-year-old was prompted to begin this project in 2013 when she was visiting her grandfather along with a journalist and friend. While the objects made Aanchal immensely curious, what fascinated her even more was...

News: In the Master’s Presence

The actual Gurdwara of Hazur Sahib has been built upon the exact place Guru Gobind Singh left his body. Even though he specifically ordered not to build any kind of shrine to him or their lineage would end...

News: How I Reclaim My Body After Trauma ~ Rupi Kaur

Rupi masterfully weaves her own story, raw yet told gently, powerfully pulling the audience into her art. It is awe inspiring how she links her own outlet for healing, writing poetry, to the poetry inherent in Sikhi,

News: Man Kaur 100-Year-Old Runner Moving Towards Masters Games

Though she lagged behind other runners in their 70s and 80s, the centenarian picked up a gold medal as the only female competitor in her age category.

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News: Helpful Winnipeg Transit Driver Overwhelmed by Online Kudos

News: Mississauga’s Seva Food Bank Launches Home Delivery Service

News: What is Amrit? The Timeless Quality of Consciousness

Bhagat Singh Bedi

News: How Singh Became Cucumber King in Canada

News: Turbans: Colorful Political Twist

News: How Jasmeet Singh Used Comedy to Diffuse Anger Facing Racism

News: Keeping Alive the Stories of Partition

News: In the Master’s Presence

News: How I Reclaim My Body After Trauma ~ Rupi Kaur

News: Man Kaur 100-Year-Old Runner Moving Towards Masters Games

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Learn about creating a narrative of
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