Police Say They Now Have Information That Links Dhindsa Brothers’ Murders To Multiple Lower Mainland Shootings

This year has been significant in gangland violence, not that the gangland murders have slowed but that police have more than a half dozen hitmen, some of whom did the killings, like in the cases of c...

Murder Of Mountie Shaelyn Yang Highlights Homelessness And Mental Health Issues

Dear EditorThe senseless murder of Constable Shaelyn Yang by a homeless man in a Burnaby park recently has again highlighted the issues of homelessness and mental health. The tragic death of the RCMP ...

KAMPALA TO CANADA: Exhibition Highlights 50 Years Ugandan Asian Resettlement In Canada

Targeted Langley Murder Victim Identified As Bittu Chatchot

The man who died from a targeted killing in Langley last Thursday has been identified as 35-year-old Bittu Chatchot of Langley. Investigators said they are now identifying the victim Chatchot in hopes...

Amidst Total Chaos, UK Conservative Party Chooses Rish Sunak To Become First Indo-British Prime Minister

Amidst total chaos following their last choice as PM in Liz Truss who disintegrated in 44 days, the embattled Conservative party has gone with Rishi Sunak as Britain's first prime minister of colour a...

BRIGHT LIGHTS: May Diwali Brighten Everyone’s Life And Bring Immense Hope

By Zile SinghDiwali or Deepavali is one of the most important Hindu festivals of lights celebrated throughout India in the month of October/November, depending on the Calendar. Not only in India, but ...

Writer-Director R. Paul Dhillon’s Award-Winning Film “Gone Are The Days” To Make Its Vancouver Debut At VISAFF

Writer-director-producer R. Paul Dhillon’s feature documentary Gone Are The Days, which is a multi-award winning film that is a powerful indictment of institutional racism in Canada, will make its V...

BC To Permanently Cap Delivery Fee To Support Restaurants

Restaurant and bar owners facing ongoing challenges from the pandemic and global inflation can look forward to permanent support for the cap on fees charged by food-delivery companies. "As the costs o...

Anonymous Letter From “Lowly Patrol Member” Calls Out VPD Top Brass For Nepotism, Unfairness And Systemic Racism

An anonymous letter from a Lowly Patrol Member addressed to police union president Ralph Kaiser is circulating among Vancouver Police Department (VPD) members in which, the member constable, is making...