The proclamation on May 23rd commemorating Komagata Maru Day in British Columbia will help educate the community and remind us of how unique British Columbia’s diverse makeup is.
Mr. Jarnail SANGHERA, 88 years old left his family residence near Nordel Way and 116th Ave in North Delta on May 15, 2020.
He was last seen on video surveillance at 1130 am walking eastbound 11800 Block 88 Ave in Delta.
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Canadians are focused on keeping their jobs and paying their bills, as they continue to deal with the impacts of COVID-19. That’s why the Government of Canada has put jobs and workers first, in our approach to support businesses during this challenging time.
Watershed Productions, based in British Columbia’s interior, is premiering the new feature documentary film Only In Nelson on Knowledge Network on May 26th.
Today, in an initiative aimed at supporting those businesses and showing our “Fair spirit” the Pacific National Exhibition is proud to announce the first in a new drive-through series – A Taste of the PNE – Mini Donut Edition.
Fighting COVID Together: An Unprecedented First-Ever OnlineLive Auction – Saturday, May 23
Komagata Maru Remembrance Day on May 23, 2020
Realizing there would be urgent needs at Richmond Hospital due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Buddhist Compassion Relief Tzu Chi Foundation Canada reached out to Richmond Hospital Foundation offering support where it was needed most.
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150 meals were served by Canada India Foundation (Vancouver) today to Royal Columbian Hospital for their front line workers and 250 meals to Food…
Recognizing the urgent need to support local health care during the COVID-19 crisis, Richmond’s Everglade Development successfully raised $55,000 for Richmond Hospital Foundation as part of its #RichmondTOGETHER campaign this past April. The funds will be used to purchase essential medical equipment for patient care: a CPR machine and a vital signs monitor.
Over the past 3 weeks, BC Technology for Learning Society has distributed over 250 refurbished laptops and computers to support students during the COVID-19 lockdown.
