Brampton Schools Add Kabaddi To Their Student Play List

North America's First High School Kabaddi Tournament Held Last Week In Peel, Ontario!Last week, Brampton hosted North America's first ever high school Kabaddi Festival in Peel in which four local scho...

Indian Man Divorces Wife For Failing ‘virginity Test’

Placing a high value on virginity in women, members of the caste panchayat wait outside after the wedding, while the couple has intercourse on a plain white cloth. This is supposedly a ‘test’ to p...

Argument With A Friend Leads To Fighting Bed Bugs For Terramera Inc. Founder

Don’t let the Bed Bugs Bite: Vancouver Company Terramera Inc. leading the way against Bed Bug epidemic!https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-fusion-generation-feature-film/x/14252270#/VANCOUVER– ...

Celebrity Physician Sanjay Gupta Is Second Most Popular Doctor In The Us, According To Twitter

With over two million followers, Indo-American neurosurgeon Sanjay Gupta has emerged as the second most popular doctor in the US, a study that analysed Twitter use by doctors across the country has fo...

Doctors Raise Concerns After 72-year-old Punjab Woman Gives Birth

Seventy-two-year-old Daljinder Kaur gave birth last month to a healthy boy after falling pregnant by her 79-year-old husband, following fertility treatment at a northern Indian clinic.NEW DELHI– Doc...

Open-heart Surgery Survivor Hans Rana Gabriel To Host Fundraising Gala Swagat On May 20

Hans Rana Gabriel, who was born with a rare heart defect, is hosting a fundraising gala on May 20 at Royal King Palace Banquet Hall called Swagat – An Evening of Giving. The event is bound to be one...

Christy Clark Government Giving Diabetes Patients A Sugar High For Not Meeting Their Health Needs, Says Ndp

New Democrat health spokesperson Judy Darcy met with media lastThursday in support of Young and T1, an advocacy group for Type 1 diabetes patients between the ages of 18 and 35, as they launched their...

Canadian Poet Rupi Kaur’s Period Shaming Makes Newsweek Cover

"Newsweek", in its April 29 issue, featured Canadian poet-activist Rupi Kaur’s menstruation-themed picture in a cover story, titled "The fight to end period shaming is going mainstream". Rupi Kaur's...

Cycling4diversity Ready To Put Pedal To Medal From May 22-28

We would like to dearly thank Save on Foods of Abbotsford store manager Dawn Haig for the gift cards, Cineplex for the movie tickets and Cycling4Diversity for the shirts. Haig shared her experience in...