Dr. Baldev Sanghera steps forward as the recently elected President-Elect of Doctors of BC, with a reputation built on integrity, service, and an unwavering belief in shared progress. Notably, Dr. Sanghera is the first turbaned leader of any regional or national medical association in a Western country. For him, this milestone is not about personal recognition; it’s a powerful symbol of representation, inclusion, and the belief that cultural identity and professional excellence can stand proudly together at the highest levels of leadership.

Aly Karmali just stepped out of a meeting with a group of young lawyers. No agenda. No fee. No transactions. Only stories, advice, and encouragement. For him, this isn’t extra work. It is the work. “What drives me isn’t strictly business or billable hours,” he says. “It’s paying it forward.”

Sandy Ennis embodies modern elegance—her success reflects her generosity, integrity, and sense of style. A community advocate and philanthropist, she exemplifies achievement with purpose. Whether guiding clients, supporting community causes, or setting the tone in any room, she leads with intention, grace, and heart.

From LEGO creations to leading a very successful home warranty provider, Nav Grewal’s story shows that success isn’t built overnight—it’s built brick by brick, relationship by relationship, with trust as the strongest foundation.

When Christie Buono stepped into her role as Chapter Director at Make-A-Wish Canada for BC & Yukon, she wasn’t just taking on a job; she was answering a calling.

You would not expect to see a man in a suit cleaning a beach. Yet for Kuldip Singh Sidhu, Regional Manager of Khalsa Credit Union, community service and professional duty are inextricably linked.

Dr. Jason Chan, neurologist has received the 2025 Michael Smith Health Research BC Health Professional-Investigator Award for his research into Parkinson’s disease.

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At a time when Canadian businesses faced economic uncertainty, there has never been a stronger call to support homegrown enterprises. While recent trade tensions have fueled renewed interest in buying local, some businesses have long championed this philosophy. Ridgecrest Dairy Ltd., based in Mission, British Columbia, is a testament to Canadian craftsmanship, producing high-quality, all-natural dairy products from local farms.

Michael McKnight, CEO of United Way BC, with an impressive experience of restructuring charities, talks about how charities can remain relevant in an era…

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Glenys started a part-time data entry position with Overwaitea Food Group on June 9, 1992. From there, she progressed through various positions over the years including pricing coordinator – price check coordinator – a merchandiser under one of her mentors and friends Jason Clegg. 

In an era of economic uncertainty, where companies are cutting costs and laying off workers, the story of Richmond Plywood Corporation Limited (Richply), a locally owned & operated co-operative by mostly Punjabis, is creating a positive tale of employment generation, perseverance, self-reliance, and adaptability.

BY J.M. LEE Sarb is a small-town girl born in 100 Mile House and raised in Vancouver. Her parents came to Canada in the…

BY J.M. LEE Sonia began her career at 15, handing out balloons at the annual sales event. Her parents used to work at The…