Mayor-elect Doug McCallum says Newton, the largest community in the fastest-growing city in British Columbia, has been underserved by transit and neglected by senior governments for years, and that the Conservative Party of BC has put a concrete commitment on the table that Surrey can hold a government to.
Doerkson’s infrastructure “review” a sure sign of hidden cuts, cancellations to come
Building on the success of an award-winning pilot, the newly named Richardson Family Art of Wellbeing Lab will expand research, programming and community partnerships
Following a year of national recognition, Chef Tushar Tondvalkar celebrates the people and partnerships that shaped Kavita with a staff-meal-inspired gathering and an 11-course Indian-Filipino collaboration this November
During Small Business Month, Scotiabank is recognizing the important role Canada’s entrepreneurs play in the economy and the disciplined, forward-looking steps they are taking to adapt, grow and build for the future.
This year’s festival centered around the theme of ‘Dreamscapes,’ championing
stories of resilience and imagined futures.
National artist-development program brings together mentorship, creative collaboration, industry education and community-building for South Asian music creators
Hosted by our award-winning Diverse Entrepreneurs Business Incubator program, and presented by TD Bank, we will be celebrating entrepreneurship in action with a tradeshow of exhibitors and an entrepreneur marketplace with locally made products for sale and local service providers. Start shopping for the holidays!
RCHF excited to invite you to attend the upcoming South Asian Health Fund (SAHF) Lecture Series on November 22. This event brings together healthcare professionals, community leaders, donors, and supporters to learn about important health topics while highlighting the impact of philanthropy on advancing care in our community.
When you live with arthritis, physical activity can be one of the best ways to support your joints, strength and overall well-being. Whether you’re easing into movement after a long day at your desk or looking for ways to stay active through the colder months, small, consistent habits can help reduce stiffness and give your mood a boost.
Staying nourished during periods of stress can be a challenge. Managing daily demands and maintaining adequate nutrition to get through a busy work week is difficult, and stress is also one of the factors influencing the digestive system. In fact, research shows that over half of Canadians experience weekly gut discomfort like bloating at least monthly. Fortunately, many recognize this mind-gut connection, with 75 per cent aware that stress-reducing hobbies like singing or cycling can positively affect gut health, according to a recent study.
Diversity and inclusion illuminated the spirit of generosity at the 4th Annual Drishti Women’s Golf Tournament on July 09, 2026, presented by Save-On-Foods and co-presented by Scotia Wealth Management, raising $14,695 for the Arthritis Society Canada.
The dual recognition arrives days before Kavita’s first anniversary, following a year of national attention from Canada’s 100 Best, Vancouver Magazine and Air Canada’s Best New Restaurants
Vancouver International Skal Club today announced that local tourism leader, Rehana Din, the President and CEO of BC Pavilion Corporation (Pavco), will be presented…
The Social Reckoning: Drama, Suspense The plot of “The Social Reckoning‚” follows Facebook engineer Frances Haugen as she teams up with Wall Street Journal reporter Jeff…