By Surbhi Bhatia Ravi’s faith-driven principles are especially evident in his work with the Surrey Food Bank. Spurred by his own experience as a…

Sachin’s journey in ultra-endurance running is nothing short of remarkable. He has completed nine ultra-marathons in nine months and an astounding twenty-two marathons in…

Kim Savage has called Surrey and Delta home for nearly 30 years. After moving to the Lower Mainland to attend Simon Fraser University in…

Arsh’s passion for philanthropy is evident in the Smiles Through Seva Foundation, a youth-led organization that drives positive change. In just two years, the foundation…

By J.M.Lee Athletics for Kids has been a registered Canadian charity in British Columbia since 2002. Its mission is to ensure that all kids…

Born and raised in Vancouver, and relocating to South Delta in 2010, Rosanne has seen first-hand the impressive growth and development that entrepreneurs have brought to the Lower Mainland, and particularly the Fraser Valley over the last 25 years. Since joining the Business Development Bank of Canada (“BDC”) in 2006, she has structured financing and curated consulting for hundreds of entrepreneurs in the BC and North market.

Jeet Dhillon, Senior Portfolio Manager at TD Wealth, encourages South Asian families—especially women—to think about their own financial literacy to take control of their future, at least where money is concerned. Financial literacy, she says, is the ability to understand how money works—how it is earned, managed and spent.

Loveena Chera is an innovative, passionate leader and seasoned executive with extensive experience in corporate and non-profit environments. As the CEO of InspireHealth Supportive Cancer Care, she is respected and admired for steering the organization through challenging times like the pandemic and the transformative growth period of the last several years.

Gary Thandi, one of the most active community leaders in the South Asian Community, believes accessible counseling and support for diverse populations are critical to safer, healthier, and stronger communities.

From the rise of grassroots teams to World Cup and Olympic performances, and FIFA World Cup coming to this continent, soccer in Canada has truly found its footing. Accessible for kids of all backgrounds and financially manageable for parents, soccer has grown exponentially as a recreational sport.

Britainny Hari was born and raised in Vancouver, BC. As a proud fifth-generation Canadian-Sikh, her family has a long settler history in Calgary, Alberta,…

By J . M. Lee Pari Goyal is a Canadian National Team member in Rhythmic Gymnastics. Pari is 18 years old and has been…

By J.M. Lee Born in London, England, Chloe grew up in Chelmsford, Essex. She was awarded a scholarship to the London Studios stage college,…

By J . M. Lee Saanjh Jaura, 18, grew up in Amritsar and moved to Canada with her parents, and 5-year-old brother in December…

By J . M. Lee On August 9, 2024, Jill will take on her third Swim for Courage, aiming to conquer a record-breaking 60-hour…

Shubham Chhabra, an award-winning director and producer, joined KPU this week for a four-month residency.

BY J. M. LEE Kam Raman believes that doing good work opens doors to untold possibilities. Her career journey combines the opportunities provided by…

Maria Faccio, a first-generation Canadian with Italian immigrant parents, embodies the values of hard work, strength, and community engagement instilled in her from a young age. Raised in a sports-oriented family, Maria’s journey began on the soccer field at the young age of five, leading her to play through college and now coach of her son’s team. The lessons learned from being part of a team, such as teamwork, determination, respect, inclusion, and lasting friendships, have shaped her character.