2025 Ferrari Roma Preview – “Sensuous Italian Supercar At Its Best!”
Preview by Veeno Dewan, The Ferrari Roma (Type F169) is an esteemed two-door grand touring sports car built by the legendary Italian manufacturer. Available…
2025 LEXUS LX 700H—HYBRID SUV IS A POWERFUL STATEMENT
Review by Veeno Dewan, The 2025 Lexus LX 700h is the Japanese luxury brand’s flagship SUV. Based on the new Toyota Land Cruiser, the…
2025 TOYOTA 4RUNNER: A CANADIAN ICON!
Review by Veeno Dewan The Toyota 4Runner is a Canadian icon beloved for its ruggedness, durability, and longevity. It can be found wherever its…
B.C.’S Brutal Wait Times Should Prompt New Health Minister To Embrace Reform
Amid all the noise about tariffs and President Trump, Canadians face other longstanding problems that require swift attention. For example, according to the latest wait times data, British Columbians last year endured the longest wait for non-emergency care ever recorded in the province.
Enhancing Neonatal Care At Surrey Memorial Hospital And Across The Fraser Health Region
Surrey Memorial Hospital is building a center of excellence in neonatal care in Fraser Health. Read on to learn about the Point-of-Care Ultrasound Program and how it is advancing neonatal care in our region.
New Mobile MRI Arrives At Surrey Memorial Hospital As Enhancements To Medical Imaging Take Shape
A new $3.3-million mobile magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) unit has arrived at Surrey Memorial Hospital, ensuring patients have uninterrupted access to vital diagnostic services while work continues on two new advanced MRI scanners for the imaging department.
2025 Vancouver International Auto Show (VIAS)
More than 138,000 attended the show as per the organizers of VIAS
Outstanding South Asian Individuals Honoured with the Coronation Medal
Tony Singh, Balraj Mann, Perminder Tung and Raj Hundal have been recognized for their remarkable contributions with the Coronation Medal, a Canadian honour commemorating the Coronation of His Majesty King Charles III. This distinguished accolade is awarded to individuals who have made significant contributions to Canada and their home province of British Columbia. Special ceremony took place at the Government House in Victoria, BC.
Kamal Sharma honoured with Kamal Sharma Day proclaimed on March 12 by City of Vancouver
Kamal Sharma honoured with the proclamation on March 12th as ‘Kamal Sharma Day’ by the Hon. Mayor Ken Sim and the City of Vancouver, which also happens to be the first ever for any South Asian, and to celebrate the historic occasion.
Premier David Eby and Minister Brenda Bailey Host Town Hall in Surrey to Address Impact of Unjustified U.S. Tariffs
Photo captions: Premier David Eby, Brenda Bailey, Minister of Finance, held a town hall with the Surrey MLAs, Honourable Garry Begg, Honourable Jagrup Brar, PS Jessie Sunner and PS Amna Shah on March 14 at Simon Fraser University Surrey Campus with many local business owners and community leaders to discuss the biggest threat to the provincial economy – unjustified U.S. tariffs
Canada The Happiest G7 Country: International Report Edited By SFU Expert
March 20, 2025 Canada is the happiest country in the G7, according to the World Happiness Report edited by a Simon Fraser University professor….
ICBA Calls On Premier Eby to Scrap Anti-Democratic Bill 7
The B.C. NDP Government’s proposed Bill 7 is an unprecedented attempt to concentrate power in the hands of the Premier and must be stopped, says Canada’s largest construction association, the Independent Contractors and Businesses Association (ICBA).
Jeremy Hall elected chair of Canadian Paralympic Athletes’ Council
Jeremy Hall (Para rowing) has been elected chair of the Canadian Paralympic Athletes’ Council following the group’s first meeting with its newly elected members.
Thunder Swing Trade with Timbermen
Photo of Matt Abbott (#12) and Aidan Baker (#24) courtesy of Ryan Molag Langley Events Centre
M.E.I. Eagles Captures BC School Sports 3A Girls Basketball Provincial Championships
In a 40-minute defensive battle where points were hard to come by, it was only fitting that it was a pair of stops in the dying seconds which earned Abbotsford’s M.E.I. Eagles a provincial championship.