Vaisakhi Profiles

HARINDER SUKHIJA

Harinder and Jagjot immigrated to Canada in 2002. They always had a very comfortable and luxurious lifestyle in India and felt royalty there. They…

MANMEET SONI

Manmeet was born in India and had a very comfortable lifestyle where he grew up. Hence, he was puzzled why his parents decided to…

RAVINDER SINGH

Ravinder came as an international student with many dreams like everyone else. His most cherisheddream is to spend time with his family without worrying…

NIMA ATTAR

Growing up Nima’s dream was to become a professional soccer player. He practiced and played for countless hours, until he reached the highest level…

RAM SANDAL

Ram came to Canada in 2000 with a lot of dreams. Back home, he had a perfect position as a General Manager (Operations) at…

VISHAVDEEP SINGH GILL

Vishavdeep was born and raised in India. After completing his Master’s Degree in Computer Application, he worked as a Lecturer at one of the…

GURPREET SINGH KHAKH

Gurpreet did his Master’s Degree in Mathematics in India. Then, he went to England for higher studies and returned to his home country. In…

Vaisakhi Articles

From the left: Spencer Gall, Chief Philanthropy Officer, Richmond Hospital Foundation; Venerable Chueh Chu, Abbess, Fo Guang Shan Temple; Ella Kwan, Secretary General, Buddha’s Light International Association, Vancouver

Vancouver Fo Guang Shan Temple Completes $50,000 Donation for Richmond Hospital’s Yurkovich Family Pavilion

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Five years ago, the Vancouver Fo Guang Shan Temple in Richmond made a pledge to donate $50,000 to Richmond Hospital Foundation’s ACT NOW Campaign for the Yurkovich Family Pavilion, new acute care tower at Richmond Hospital. This past month, they completed their final donation of $10,000 – a generous gesture that will help launch a new era of health care in Richmond.

Free Replacement Documents And Measures For People Affected By The 2024 Wildfire Season

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Last year, Canada experienced the worst wildfire season on record, which threatened the health, safety and economic stability of people in Canada and their communities. Canada’s climate is warming twice as fast as the global average. As our climate continues to change, extreme hot temperatures will become more frequent and more intense due to climate change.