By Gary Thandi Robin Dhir was born and raised in Vancouver. His parents settled from Punjab in 1969. “I am so thankful that they…

Chief Neil Dubord joined the Delta Police Department on June 29, 2015, after three years as Chief of the Metro Vancouver Transit Police. Before…

An interview with Harleen Toor and Haleena Parmar HARLEEN: I was born and raised in Surrey and had a fantastic childhood. My parents and…

While we give considerable care and attention to specific milestones in life, such as one’s birth, we tend to view another part of life—our own or a loved one’s inevitable death—with considerable trepidation and fear. Dr. Philippa (Pippa) Hawley hopes to change how we look at living well with the possibility of dying, a field of medical and social-emotional support known as palliative care.

Jamie Banfield Design’s motto is “We believe design should be accessible and approachable,” and their team specializes in creating stylish, well-executed rooms for all areas of the home. Their trusted relationships with builders, contractors, trades, and suppliers ensure each project is seamlessly executed from beginning to end.

Sav Dhaliwal was first elected to Burnaby Council in November 2002 and is currently serving his sixth consecutive term as a councillor.

Mike Hurley’s decision to run for Mayor of Burnaby in the recent municipal elections came after considerable deliberation.

Born and raised in Karachi, Pakistan, Humaira lived there until the age of 20. “Growing up, there were certain expectations of what I could do and couldn’t do, as a woman,” Humaira laments.

She started 2019 with a bang, dropping Purje alongside Mankirt Aulakh on Jan 1st which garnered 10 Million views in only 48 hours and she reached a massive milestone of  200K subscribers on her personal Youtube channel DJGODDESSTV.

Shalina Kajani Daly is a Kenyan born South Asian Canadian who immigrated to Canada with her family when she was in her teens.  She…