Via: Richmond News A common language is a bond that binds us all together as Canadians. It opens up so many doors and possibilities in addition to broadening one’s horizons. There is an old saying that it is never too late to learn. These students are proving it to be true. Learning at least one […]
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Via: The Province Balwant Sanghera’s main message in the wake of the shooting is that Canada is a great, welcoming country of immigrants that is not defined by the actions of one crazy person. Mr. Sanghera says he thinks of Canada’s multicultural society as a beautiful garden filled with many different flowers and colours. “The
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Via The Link India Cultural Centre of Canada’s Gurdwara Nanak Niwas is a hub of activity for weddings and other activities especially during the summer months. In addition to that, every Monday is also a very busy day. First, it is the yoga class led by veteran yoga teacher Nashattar Singh Mattharu. That is followed
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Via Richmond News: I was excited when the editor suggested I write a column about an event held at Richmond City Hall called Eat, Talk, Connect, organized by Richmond Multicultural Community Services. It was created and facilitated by Zoe Kreye, RMCS’s Artist-in-Residence who explores creative ways to use art to encourage civic engagement. But it’s
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Via the Richmond News A week after winning a Richmond Arts Award for its work in the youth community the Richmond in 3D troupe has had to significantly cut back on its self-empowerment theatre workshops at the city’s schools following a bureaucratic shift in funding. “The program did not meet their criteria,” said Parm Grewal,
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