Lali Pawa is a woman of many talents—a community leader, legal director and advocate, educator, dancer, and, above all, a devoted mother. One central commitment has guided her life: ensuring her children always feel loved, supported, and empowered.
Kanika Mehra, with over seven years of experience in the non-profit sector, is a passionate and visionary leader dedicated to empowering youth and promoting equitable opportunities within marginalized and underserved communities.
For Kirn Gill, art has always been a significant part of her identity. Growing up in an immigrant family, she never viewed art as a viable career. Her family couldn’t understand what a career in art would like it, and the world of art seemed unattainable.
An extensive history of working with elected government officials and serving on various positive community initiatives, has led me to truly appreciate life as a journey, not a destination. The work I do today is my meaning and purpose.
Rajvir, one of the first South Asian women of descent to work for a cabinet minister on Parliament Hill, has spent over two decades behind the scenes as a strategic advisor to policymakers, elected officials, and C-Suite executives.
By J.M. LEE Harmohanjit (Harman) Singh Pandher was born on December 6, 1976, in Vancouver, BC. The Pandher family relocated to Burnaby on Christmas…
By Surbhi Gogia, At a time when Canadian businesses faced economic uncertainty, there has never been a stronger call to support homegrown enterprises. While…
Harinder and Jagjot immigrated to Canada in 2002. They always had a very comfortable and luxurious lifestyle in India and felt royalty there. They…
Kanwarpal Singh Jhajj and Jagdeep Jhajj Kanwar came to Canada in September 1999, at the age of 18, along with his family. Kanwar’s father…
Manmeet was born in India and had a very comfortable lifestyle where he grew up. Hence, he was puzzled why his parents decided to…
Healthcare professionals dedicate their days to caring for others, working long shifts in high-pressure environments while carrying the physical and emotional demands of their work.
The Alzheimer Society of BC and Yukon is partnering with the City of Surrey for a South Asian forum on brain health. Join this…
Pickleball has quickly become one of the most popular ways to stay active. But its quick pivots, sudden stops and hard court surfaces can place added stress on your knees over time. At first, knee discomfort may be easy to ignore.
In 2025–26, Fraser Health teams participated in more projects and secured more external funding than ever before.
Western Community College (WCC) celebrated 600 graduates at its 2026 Convocation on August 21, with more than 1,000 overall in attendance which included friends, community leaders and dignitaries gathering at the Bell Performing Arts Centre in Surrey.
Four days of expert renovation insights and live culinary demos return to the Vancouver Convention Centre October 15-18.
The two-term mayor committed to “keep the momentum going” and continue to invest in key city initiatives while keeping taxes down and staying debt free
SABA 2026 Health & Wellness Seminar – Rethinking Pain Care: Understanding & Managing Pain, is taking place on Sunday, September 20, 2026, from 11:00 AM–3:00 PM at Grand Empire Banquet Hall in Surrey.
Instead of searching for “Mr. Right”, Bridget Jones would have been better off focusing on herself, according to a new Simon Fraser University study on singlehood.
Care Today, Save Tomorrow. Our Global Village Charitable Foundation (OGV), in collaboration with USAVA – United South Asian Veterinary Association, is pleased to invite pet owners and families to Pet Awareness Day, a community event focused on the health, safety and happiness of our animal companions.