Its been a good year so far for Sikhs and Canadian sports. First, we've had NHL regular season and playoff games broadcast in Punjabi. We've also the first NBA game broadcast in Punjabi. And this year, at the annual Vaisakhi game for the Toronto Raptors, four good looking Sardars sang the Canadian and American national anthems. Performing on drums is Jiwanjot Singh Gill, on dilruba Harman Singh, on dhol is "Tabla Guy", Gurpreet Singh Chana, and on vocals and harmonium, Dr. Onkar Singh.
Monday, April 20, 2009
Sikhs Sing National Anthems at Raptors Vaisakhi Game
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Monday, April 13, 2009
Saturday, April 4, 2009
Friday, April 3, 2009
The Sangra family: Sikh-Canadians for over a century
A great story in the Vancouver Sun on the Sangra family whose roots in Canada and BC go back over 100 years.Thursday, April 2, 2009
You mean Punjab Dried Flowers isn't a legitimate business?
Shocking! Meat shops being used as fronts for drug-dealing in dode and bhukki. Looks like its all coming to an end in Brampton and Malton. Over twenty people have been arrested on drug charges and famous establishments such as these will no longer be able to service their clientele.
- Advance Flowers – 171 Advance Drive, Unit #12, Brampton
- Arizona Meat Shop – 284 Orenda Road, Unit #3, Brampton
- A1 Dried Flowers of Arizona – 8917 The Gore Road, Brampton
- Raj Meat Market – 83 Kennedy Road South, Brampton
- Moga Meats – 7178 Airport Road, Mississauga
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
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