Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Day of Equality To Be Observed At SFU Library On April 14

By Jai BirdiChetna Association of Canada and other local organisations are planning to observe Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Day of Equality on April 14 at 4 pm. The event will include a garlanding ceremony and p...

BC COVID-19 UPDATE: Cases Remain In Mid 200s On Tuesday With Hospitalization Over 300

While the province will not be releasing the number of COVID-19 related deaths till Thursday, the cases remained in the mid 200s on Tuesday with hospitalization over 300. There are 334 individuals hos...

Kelowna RCMP Make Arrest In UBCO Security Guard Harmandeep Kaur

Kelowna RCMP have arrested a man in the tragic murder of a female Indo-Canadian security guard who was killed while on duty in the early hours of February 26. Following an investigation spearheaded by...

NO MORE COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS? BC To Lift Vaccination Card Requirements This Friday

The province said Tuesday that as people continue to get vaccinated, BC continues with previously announced plans to further lift COVID-19 restrictions, while protecting those most at risk with the la...

Accomplished Advocate Jeanette Ashe To Take On BC Liberal Leader Kevin Falcon in Vancouver-Quilchena By-election

Another By-Election In Surrey As BC Liberal MLA Stephanie Cadieux Announces She Is Resigning!NDP has nominated a well known advocate Jeanette Ashe to take on BC Liberal leader Kevin Falcon in Vancouve...

Businessman Manjit Litt’s Only Son Aman Litt Dies From Heart-Attack

Businessman Manjit Litt, who moved to Vancouver with his UK fortune to make more money in the burgeoning property market in BC, has suffered a tragedy with his only son Aman Litt dying from heart-atta...

BC COVID-19 UPDATE: Hospitalizations Rise Over The Weekend While Cases Remain Low

There is cause for concern as hospitalization rose to above 300 in a long while after a continued trend downwards while cases of COVID-19 remained stuck in the mid to high 200s. The province also said...

Allegations Of Corruption And Drug Use Leads To Indo-Canadian Police Sergeant Being Demoted

An Indo-Canadian top cop is feeling professional backlash after allegations of corruption and drug use. Davindar Dalep, a police sergeant in Oak Bay has been demoted and barred from seeking a promotio...

VAISAKHI TIME: BC Politicians Send Greeting At Sikh Heritage Month Begins

April is Sikh Heritage Month when there are loads of Vaisakhi celebrations including the two big Nagar Kirtans in Surrey and Vancouver, which again were cancelled this year. BC politicians sent out th...