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From Punjabi Roots to a Broader kpVf Pfrm vyarhfAus aYbtsPorz B.C Vision: PMWS Enters a New Chapter Following Successful 5th Annual ijmIdfr df kpVf hwt Div of EvrsIjL Mela Shoukeenena Da Thousands of people gathered at Herisyl syl syl Dmfkf syl tage Park in Mission on 5th Annual Mela Shoukeenena Da, marking not only the continued success of one of the region’s most anticipated cultural celebrations, but also the beginning of an exciting new chapter for the organization behind it. Formerly known as Punjabi Mutiyaaran Women’s Society, the organization has officially rebranded as Purpose, Mentorship & Women Support Society (PMWS) — reflecting an expanded vision to support and empower women from all backgrounds across British Columbia. The organization’s Punjabi roots remain an important part of its history and identity. However, as PMWS looks to the future, its focus is expanding beyond cultural programming to create more inclusive opportunities for mentorship, leadership, personal growth, connection, and community engagement. “Our name is changing, but our commitment to women and community remains stronger than ever,” said Jash Bains, Founder & President. “Punjabi Mutiyaaran Women’s Society gave us a strong nity programming throughout the day. foundation and connected us with an in- For PMWS, the success of the festival credible community. Now, we are building represents more than attendance numbers. on that foundation and opening the door It demonstrates the organization’s abilwider so that women from all backgrounds ity to bring people together while creatcan see themselves reflected in our oring a foundation for its broader vision. ganization and feel that they belong.” “We are incredibly proud of what Mela The 5th Annual Mela Shoukeenena Da Shoukeenena Da has become,” said provided a powerful demonstration of Binder Randhawa, Vice President. “It that community spirit. The free festival brought together thousands of attendees, started with a desire to celebrate culture families, businesses, community orga- and bring women together. Five years nizations, performers, and leaders for later, we are seeing the incredible potential a day filled with music, entertainment, of that vision. Our next chapter is about cultural celebration, and connection. taking that same spirit of connection This year’s festival featured acclaimed and using it to create opportunities for Punjabi entertainer Miss Pooja as the even more women and communities.” headliner, along with performances, PMWS extends its sincere gratitude to its music, vendors, exhibitors, and commu- sponsors, volunteers, vendors, exhibitors,
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Long-time Abbotsford business owner and community leader Doris WoodmanMcMillan announced today that she is running for Abbotsford City Council. Woodman-McMillan brings nearly 40 years of financial and business experience to the campaign. After beginning her career in banking, insurance, and the Canada Revenue Agency, she founded Numbers Unlimited more than 26 years ago. Since then, she has helped thousands of individuals, families, businesses, and organizations make informed financial decisions and solve complex problems.
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Friday, August 21st, 2026
BC Lions Find a Way Again, Hold Off Tiger Cats 27–24
It wasn’t always pretty, but the BC Lions BC also received big performances from and delivered. His 24-yard field goal with on the Calgary Stampeders on Thursday, once again found a way to get the job done. two of its top playmakers. just 26 seconds remaining put BC ahead August 13. for good. With the playoff race heating up, BC will The Lions held off the Hamilton Tiger- Justin McInnis continued to be a major Cats 27–24 on Saturday night at BC Place, factor in the passing game, making key Hamilton had one final opportunity, but the have to quickly turn the page and get ready earning their second straight victory and catches and giving Rourke a reliable target Lions’ defence closed the door to secure for another important Western Division matchup. building some momentum as they move throughout the night. Jevon Cottoy also another tight victory. through the second half of the CFL season. made his presence felt, coming up with imThe win improves BC to 3–5 and gives the The Lions will look to make it three The biggest storyline was the return of portant plays and helping the Lions keep Lions another important result as they try straight wins in Calgary and keep their drives alive when they needed them most. to climb their way back into the playoff push up the standings going. quarterback Nathan Rourke. picture. Tune in to BC Lions Football on Sher-EAfter missing time with a shoulder injury, Running back Zander Horvath added two Rourke returned to the lineup and put to- touchdowns as BC continued to find dif- It was far from a perfect night, but the Li- Punjab AM600 ons continue to show they can find answers gether an impressive performance, throw- ferent ways to put points on the board. BC Lions at Calgary Stampeders Thursday ing for 370 yards and two touchdowns. But once again, the Lions needed a big when the pressure is at its highest. August 13, 2026 at 6pm from McMahon While there was some expected rust, play late. There won’t be much time to celebrate. Stadium in Calgary. Rourke settled in as the game progressed and helped keep the Lions’ offence mov- With the game tied 24–24 in the final The Lions are right back on the road for Pre-game show: 5:30p.m. Countdown to ing. minute, Sean Whyte stepped onto the field Week 11, travelling to Calgary to take Kickoff: 6 p.m.
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For Jasleen Sandhu, lacrosse has been The organization’s mission is to intro- ing KidsPlay and the Surrey Warriors Asian players who can serve as role more than just a sport; it has been a duce lacrosse to South Asian and other Lacrosse Association, helping intro- models for the next generation. journey of perseverance, confidence, BIPOC communities across the Lower duce hundreds of young people to the Mainland through free and low-cost sport through camps and learn-to-play Lunch and all equipment will be proand belonging. vided at no cost, ensuring that financial camps, mentorship opportunities, and programs. Growing up in Surrey, Sandhu began education about the sport’s Indigenous barriers do not prevent young people This summer marks a major milestone from participating. playing lacrosse in Grade 5 after her origins. for the organization with its first-ever father discovered a local drop-in pro“Lacrosse lacks Punjabi and BIPOC Breaking Borders Lacrosse Summer Sandhu hopes the camp will inspire gram. She quickly fell in love with the representation not because our comCamp. children to discover a new passion fast-paced nature of the game and the sense of community it provided. But munities are not welcomed, but be- The free two-day camp will take place while helping them build confidence, throughout much of her playing career, cause many families have never been on August 19 and 20 from 10:00 a.m. leadership skills, and a sense of beintroduced to the sport or had the longing. she was often the only South Asian opportunity to try it,” says Sandhu. to 2:00 p.m. at Cloverdale Athletic player and one of the few people of “Breaking Borders Lacrosse is about Park in Surrey. The camp is designed For families interested in registering or for children aged 5 to 12 and is geared learning more about the camp, inforcolour on her teams. creating that opportunity.” toward new and beginner players. That experience shaped her under- The organization focuses on three key No previous lacrosse experience is mation is available through Breaking Borders Lacrosse on Instagram at @ standing of the challenges many young goals: diversifying the game by bring- required. breakingborderslacrosse or by emailathletes face when they do not see ing lacrosse directly into underserved themselves represented in a sport. communities, honouring the Indig- Participants will learn the fundamen- ing breakingborderslacrosse@gmail. tals of the game, including throwing, com. Now a midfielder with the University enous roots of lacrosse as the Creator’s catching, cradling, shooting, and teamof Toronto Varsity Blues women’s Game, and empowering young athletes work. They will also learn about the As Breaking Borders Lacrosse prelacrosse team, Sandhu is working to through mentorship from university- history of lacrosse and its significance pares for its first camp, the goal is level players. change that reality through Breaking as the Creator’s Game, while being simple: make sure every child who Borders Lacrosse, a nonprofit organi- Over the past year, Sandhu has worked coached by a diverse group of univer- wants to play lacrosse can see a place with community organizations includ- sity lacrosse athletes, including South for themselves in the game. zation she founded in 2025. PAGE 14
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People facing multiple barriers to em- Project-Based Labour Market Training “The instructors encouraged me through Cohort 2: Aug. 24, 2026, to Dec. 18, 2026 ployment will receive hands-on training, initiative to support the cook-training proj- every setback, celebrated every success work experience and wraparound supports ect in Vancouver and Dan’s Diner Social and believed in me long before I believed Cohort 3: Dec. 7, 2026, to Apr. 9, 2027 through a new cook-training program at Enterprise in New Westminster. in myself. I graduated and started my own Supporting pathways to employment the Collingwood Neighbourhood House “Every young person deserves a fair baking business and am enrolling in culiin Vancouver. Dan’s Legacy Foundation works with chance to build skills, gain experience and nary arts at LaSalle College in Vancouver.” youth facing barriers, such as mentalThe project is delivered by Dan’s Legacy find a path to a good career,” said Taleeb Building skills for in-demand jobs health challenges, substance-use issues, Foundation to help participants prepare Noormohamed, parliamentary secretary for careers in the food-service sector. It to the federal minister of artificial intel- Participants will take part in a full-time, violence, poverty and social isolation. is supported by investments provided by ligence and digital innovation. “Through group-based program that combines em- Through its employment and culinary the Government of Canada through the programs like the one at Dan’s Legacy ployability preparation, occupational skills training programs, participants gain employment insurance-funded Canada- Foundation, young people are getting development and workplace experience. practical skills, workplace experience and British Columbia Labour Market Develop- hands-on training for the food-service support to pursue education and employsector and the support they need to take The training includes: ment Agreement. ment goals. the next step with confidence. When young “We want people to have the support they people succeed, their communities are two weeks of essential and employability The cook-training project will help parneed to find in-demand jobs and build stronger for it and so is our economy.” skills training ticipants gain industry experience, build stronger futures for themselves,” said confidence and strengthen connections 12 weeks of occupational skills training Sheila Malcolmson, Minister of Social Dan’s Legacy Foundation works with with employers in the food-service sector. focused on prep cook and kitchen helper Development and Poverty Reduction. at-risk youth and young adults through “That’s why we are funding more training trauma-informed counselling, wraparound positions By combining essential skills training with to help people gain the practical skills and supports and employment-focused protwo weeks of on-the-job work experience practical workplace training, participants work experience they need to move into gramming. The cook-training project employment in the food-service sector.” builds on the organization’s experience nearly a week of followup employment will develop the skills needed to pursue employment opportunities and increase helping young people overcome barriers In partnership with the Government of to education, employment and recovery. support their long-term attachment to the labour Canada, funded through the CanadaThree cohorts will be delivered during the market. British Columbia Labour Market De- “The cook-training program turned my project term: The next two cohorts will begin on Aug. velopment Agreement, the Province is life around,” said Isabel Atherton, a recent investing nearly $300,000 through the graduate of the program from Vancouver. Cohort 1: May 18, 2026, to Sept. 11, 2026 24, 2026, and Dec. 7, 2026.
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dyv iswDU vwloN aYbtsPorz istI kONsl leI muV cox lVn df aYlfn iËMmyvfrI inBfAux leI aqy PYzrl srkfrF ’qy dbfa bxfAuNdy rihxf aYbtsPorz, bI[sI[ – aYbtsPorz istI aYbtsPorz dy vsnIkF dbfa bxfAuNdy rihxf cfhIdf hY.” kONslr zyv iswDU ny awj aYlfn kIqf ik Auh dIaF loVF nUM drsfAux. cfhIdf hY.” 17 akqUbr, 2026 nUM hox vflIaF imAUNspl Auh ies smyN istI iswDU ny ikhf ik iËMmyvfr ivwqI pRbMDn istI dy coxF ivwc aYbtsPorz istI kONsl leI muV iswDU ny ikhf ik istI nUM hr PYsly df kyNdr bixaf rihxf cfhIdf hY. dI Develo p ment, cox lVngy. sQfnk sVkF, tRYiPk Transportaiton jfm, pYdl XfqrIaF dI “vsnIk afpxI iËMdgI dy lgBg hr Kyqr iswDU ny ikhf ik Auh iewk hor kfrjkfl leI and Infrastru c surwiKaf aqy afvfjfeI ivwc vD rhIaF lfgqF df sfhmxf kr rhy ies leI cox lV rhy hn qF jo ivhfrk, iËM- ture Adivsory ComimdI Xo j nfbM d I ’qy vI hn,” iswDU ny ikhf. “istI nUM tYksdfqfvF df myvfr aqy BfeIcfrf-kyNdirq agvfeI jfrI ttee dy cy a r aqy iDafn kyNdirq rwKxf snmfn krnf cfhIdf hY, afpxy KricaF dI rwKI jf sky aqy aYbtsPorz nUM surwiKaq, Agircu l tu r e AdiiDafn nfl smIiKaf krnI cfhIdI hY aqy cfhIdf hY. sucwjy ZMg nfl pRbMiDq aqy BivwK leI iqafr vsory Comimttee dy ËrUrI syvfvF qy buinafdI ZFcy ’qy iDafn dyxf altrnyt cyar vjoN rwKx vfsqy kMm kIqf jf sky. “sVkF aqy afvfjfeI cfhIdf hY. vsnIkF qoN iekwTf kIqf hr zflr syvf inBf rhy hn. Auh muwdy hn ijnHF bfry iËMmyvfrI nfl Kricaf jfxf cfhIdf hY.” “aYbtsPorz Auh BfeIcfrf hY ijs ny mYnUM mYN vsnIkF qoN sB qoN pfilaf, mYnUM mOky idwqy aqy iewQy afpxf krIar iswDU ny ikhf ik aYvwD suxdf hF,” iswDU ny kONsl leI cuxy jfx qoN pihlF iswDU ny sQfnk bxfAux qy afpxy pirvfr dI prvirÈ krn btsPorz nUM KyqIbfVI ikhf. “ijvyN-ijvyN aY- kfrobfr, mIzIaf, ishq syvfvF aqy BfeIcfrk df mOkf idwqf,” iswDU ny ikhf. “aYbtsPorz dy dI mËbUq nINh, BfebtsPorz vD irhf hY, syvf dy KyqrF ivwc afpxI srgrm BUimkf df lokF dI numfieMdgI krnf myrI iËMdgI dy sB Icfry dI ivlwKx pCfx sfnUM Kqrnfk cOrfihaF irkfrz bxfieaf. qoN vwzy snmfnF ivwcoN iewk irhf hY. mYN vsnIkF aqy jIvn dI guxvwqf df hwl krnf, sVkF Auh aYbtsPorz qoN pRkfiÈq hox vfly pMjfbIqoN afpxf smrQn mMgdf hF qF jo mYN AunHF leI nU M kfiem rw K dy ho e y dI sFB-sMBfl krnI, aMgryËI aÉbfr d piqRkf dy jnrl mYnyjr mhwqvpUrn muwidaF ’qy imhnq jfrI rwK skF.” iËMmyvfrI nfl ivkfs BivwK dy tRYiPk leI Xo- hn. Auh PryËr vYlI ieMzo-kYnyzIan ibËns krnf jfrI rwKxf cfiswDU pihlI vfr sqMbr 2021 dI iËmnI cox hIdf hY. jnf bxfAuxI aqy ieh aYsosIeyÈn dy sfbkf pRDfn vI rih cuwky hn ivwc aYbtsPorz istI kONsl leI cuxy gey XkInI bxfAuxf cfhIdf hY ik muhwilaF dIaF aqy pihlF aYbtsPorz cYNbr afP kfmrs sn. nON AumIdvfrF ivcfly hoeI ies cox ivwc “ivkfs ho irhf hY, pr ies dI shI XojnfbMdI icMqfvF nUM nËraMdfË nf kIqf jfvy.” aqy PryËr vYlI hYlQ kyar PfAUNzyÈn dy AunHF nUM 7,829 votF imlIaF sn. 2022 ivwc hoxI cfhIdI hY,” iswDU ny ikhf. “nvyN ivkfs nUM zfierYktr vjoN vI syvf inBf cuwky hn. Auh 14,419 votF nfl muV cuxy gey, jo Aus ZukvIaF sVkF, pfxI, sIvryj, pfrkF, puils, AunHF ny pirvfrF, bËurgF aqy nOjvfnF leI cox ivwc iksy vI kONsl AumIdvfr vwloN pRfpq awg buJfAU syvfvF aqy mnorMjn shUlqF df pfrkF, tRylF, Kyz mYdfnF aqy mnorMjn shUlqF iswDU ny afrcvy kimAUintI srivisË dy sishfrf imlxf cfhIdf hY. vsnIkF qoN ieh AumId dy smrQn nUM jfrI rwKx df vI vfadf kIqf. hXog nfl ‘syvf’ PUz pRogrfm ÈurU krn ivwc sB qoN vwD votF sn. nhIN kIqI jfxI cfhIdI ik Auh loVINdy buinafdI vI mdd kIqI, ijs df AudyÈ Bojn dI kmI df jnqk ahudy ’qy afpxy kfrjkfl dOrfn iswDU ZFcy ivwc suDfr kIqy ibnF vDyry tRYiPk, lMmy “pfrk aqy mnorMjn shUlqF koeI ivlfsqf sfhmxf kr rhy sQfnk pirvfrF nUM AunHF dy ny lokF qwk afsfn phuMc nUM afpxI syvf df ieMqËfr aqy mOjUdf syvfvF ’qy vfDU dbfa nUM nhIN hn,” iswDU ny ikhf. “ieh bËurgF nUM srgrm rihx ivwc mdd krdIaF hn, nOjvfnF swiBafcfr anukUl Bojn muhweIaf krvfAuxf aihm ihwsf bxfieaf hY. Auh inXimq qOr ’qy svIkfr krn.” nUM skfrfqmk mOky pRdfn krdIaF hn aqy hY. vsnIkF nfl afpxf inwjI mobfeIl nMbr sFJf krdy rhy hn aqy AunHF ikhf ik jykr Auh muV iswDU ny istI dIaF iemfrqF aqy ivkfs nfl pirvfrF qy guaFZIaF nUM iekwTf krdIaF hn. “myrf rvweIaf hmyÈf lokF nUM iekwTf krn aqy sbM D q pR i kirafvF nU M afDu i nk bxfAu x , ijvyN-ijvyN sfzI afbfdI vDdI hY, ieh syvfvF ivhfrk hwl lwBx df irhf hY,” iswDU ny ikhf. cuxy jFdy hn qF ieh pRQf jfrI rhygI. arËIdfqfvF nfl sMcfr ibhqr krn aqy vI ies dy nfl vDxIaF cfhIdIaF hn.” “aYbtsPorz vwK-vwK ipCokVF vfly lokF df “mYN hmyÈf vsnIkF nUM afpxf inwjI mobfeIl byloVIaF dyrIaF GtfAux dy XqnF df smrQn Gr hY, pr sfzIaF buinafdI qrjIhF iewko hn. isw D U ny ikhf ik istI nU M jnqk QfvF, shU l qF nMbr idwqf hY ikAuNik ieh myry lok hn—myry kIqf hY. asIN surwiKaq muhwly, iËMmyvfr srkfr, cMgI aqy imAU N s pl sy v fvF ivw c phu M c Xo g qf nU M guaFZI, myry dosq aqy Auh BfeIcfrf ijs ivwc qrHF sMBflIaF sVkF, mËbUq sQfnk kfrobfr lgfqfr ibhqr bxfAu x f cfhIdf hY . mYN vwzf hoieaf hF,” iswDU ny ikhf. “jdoN iksy nUM “istI hfl nfl kMm krdy smyN lokF nUM spaqy afpxy bwicaF qy poqy-poqIaF leI iewk koeI icMqf hovy qF Auh Aus ivakqI qwk phuMc wÈt jvfb aqy vfjb smF-sImfvF imlxIaF “iewk cMgI qrHF clfieaf jfx vflf Èihr vDIaf BfeIcfrf cfhuMdy hF.” skx ijs nUM AunHF ny cuixaf hY. mYN ieh vfadf cfhIdIaF hn,” iswDU ny ikhf. “istI nUM ZukvyN hr iksy leI phuMcXog hoxf cfhIdf hY,” iswDU nhIN kr skdf ik hr smwisaf df afsfn hwl mfpdMz kfiem rwKxy cfhIdy hn, pr nfl hI ny ikhf. “bËurgF aqy apfhj ivakqIaF nUM iswDU ny ikhf ik Auh cox muihMm dOrfn aqy jykr hovygf, pr mYN ieh vfadf kr skdf hF ik mYN cMgI gfhk syvf vI pRdfn krnI cfhIdI hY. ibnF byloVIaF rukfvtF dy PuwtpfQF dI vrqoN muV cuxy jFdy hn qF agly kONsl kfrjkfl Pon df jvfb idaFgf, suxFgf aqy mdd krn vsnIkF, Coty kfrobfrF aqy iblzrF nUM ibnF krn, isivk iemfrqF ivwc dfKl hox, mnor- dOrfn vI lokF ivwc srgrm aqy inwjI qOr ’qy jfxkfrI jF jvfbdyhI dy ieMqËfr ivwc nhIN leI hr sMBv koiÈÈ krFgf.” Mjn pRogrfmF ivwc ihwsf lYx aqy istI hfl nfl phuMcXog bxy rihxgy. Cwizaf jfxf cfhIdf.” sMcfr krn dy Xog hoxf cfhIdf hY.” iswDU ny ikhf ik cuxy hoey numfieMdy nUM afpxy “myrf inwjI mobfeIl nMbr AuplbD rhygf pUry kfrjkfl dOrfn lokF leI AuplbD rihxf jnqk surwiKaf iswDU dIaF sB qoN vwzIaF sUms pRyrI dI surwiKaf vI iewk vwzI qrjIh ikAuNik jnqk syvf myry leI inwjI mfmlf hY,” cfhIdf hY, nf ik isrÌ coxF nyVy afAux ’qy. qrjIhF ivwcoN iewk rhygI. AunHF ikhf ik Auh bxI rhygI. iswDU ny ikhf. “ieh myry lok hn aqy ieh myrf aYbtsPorz puils ivBfg, aYbtsPorz Pfier Gr hY. jdoN vsnIk Pon krngy, mYN jvfb idMdf “vsnIkF vwloN myry ’qy rwKy Brosy nUM mYN kdy vI rYsikAU srivs aqy AunHF PrMtlfeIn krm- iswDU nvMbr 2021 dI ivnfÈkfrI hVH qoN kuJ rhFgf.” hlky ivwc nhIN ilaf,” iswDU ny ikhf. “cfhy cfrIaF df smrQn jfrI rwKxgy jo sQfnk smF pihlF kONsl ivwc Èfml hoey sn. Aus koeI ivakqI Kqrnfk cOrfhy, iksy ielfky vsnIkF, kfrobfrF aqy muhwilaF dI surwiKaf qoN bfad istI vwloN irkvrI, buinafdI ZFcy “mYnUM Aus qrwkI ’qy mfx hY jo asIN kIqI hY, ivwc ho rhy ivkfs, jnqk surwiKaf, pfrkF krdy hn. dI murMmq aqy lMby smyN dI hVH surwiKaf leI pr ajy hor bhuq kMm bfkI hY,” iswDU ny awgy jF Èihr dI iksy buinafdI syvf bfry myry nfl ikhf. “mYN vsnIkF dIaF gwlF suxnf, svfl lgfqfr kMm kIqf jf irhf hY. sMprk kry, Auh ieh jfxn df hwkdfr hY ik “pirvfrF aqy bËurgF nUM afpxy GrF, sQfnk puwCxf aqy AunHF vwloN AuTfeIaF jfx vflIaF Aus df kONslr iDafn dy irhf hY aqy mfmly pfrkF aqy sfzy BfeIcfry dy kfrobfrF ivwc “sUms pRyrI dy pirvfrF, iksfnF aqy kfrobfrF icMqfvF leI afvfË bulMd krnf jfrI rwKFgf. jFdy smyN surwiKaq mihsUs krnf cfhIdf hY,” ny byhwd muÈklF df sfhmxf kIqf hY,” iswDU mYN aYbtsPorz dy lokF qoN inmrqf sihq afpxf nUM awgy lY ky jfvygf.” iswDU ny ikhf. “sfnUM afpxy puils aiDkfrIaF ny ikhf. “pRyrI dI surwiKaf aYbtsPorz dy smrQn mMgdf hF qF jo mYN istI kONsl ivwc kONsl ivwc afpxy kfrjkfl dOrfn iswDU ny aqy PfierPfeItrF nUM loVINdy sroq muhweIaf BivwK, sfzI KyqIbfVI arQivvsQf aqy KyqrI AunHF dI syvf jfrI rwK skF.” iËMmyvfr ivkfs, afvfjfeI, jnqk surwiKaf, krvfAuxy cfhIdy hn, sMgiTq aprfD aqy Kurfk splfeI leI bhuq mhwqvpUrn hY. lMby buinafdI ZFcf, phuMcXogqf aqy ieh XkInI ihMsk GtnfvF nUM gMBIrqf nfl lYxf cfhIdf smyN dy hVH-surwiKaf kfrj nUM pUrf krn leI cox muihMm sbMDI hor aYlfn afAux vfly bxfAux ’qy iDafn idwqf hY ik imAUNspl PYsly hY aqy sUbfeI qy PYzrl srkfrF ’qy afpxI loVINdy PMz aqy sihXog vfsqy istI nUM sUbfeI hÌiqaF ivwc jfrI kIqy jfxgy.
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ieMzo- knyzIan vrkrj aYso: knyzf aMqr-rfÈtrI ividafrQIaF dy msly bfry putIÈn rIlIj aqy dyÈ Bgq Xfdgfr kmytI jlMDr dy ieiqhfskfr crMjI lfl kMgnI vfl df snmfn ieMzo-knyzIan vrkrj aYso: knyzf ny ivcfrDfrf bfr lokF nUM jfgrUk krfAux leI afpxI kfrjkfrnI dI hoeI mIitMg ivwc kYlyPornIaf ivwc hr sfl mylf krfAuNdy aqy aMqrrfÈtrI ividafrQIaF dy msly nUM hwl gdrI sfihq vMzdy hn df sBf vwloN svfgq krn sbMDI knyzIan pfrlImYNt ivwc pyÈ kIqf igaf . suirMdr sMGf vwloN ilKI ikqfb krn leI srI ivwKy putIÈn rlIj kIqI. “ieMzo-knyzIanf df sMGrÈnfmF” Auprokq ies putIÈn dy nfl aYsosIeyÈn vwloN jo brIP sfQIaF nUM Byt kIqI geI. mIitMg dI kfrvfeI iqafr kIqf igaf hY Auh iemIgryÈn mMqrI, sBf dy jnrl skwqr pRoPYsr hirMdrjIq sfry mYNbr pfrlImYNt mYNbr aqy sUibaF dy iemIgryÈn msilaF nfl sbMDq mMqrIaF nUM sMDU ny clfeI aqy pRDfngI prmjIq isMG Byijaf jfvygf. aYsosIeyÈn vwlo sB nU apIl gFDrI ny kIqI . sBf afrgynfeIjr suirMdr kIqI jFdI hY ik vwD qoN vwD ies putIÈn qy ZysI ny sfry sfQIaF nUM putIÈn qy vwD qoN vwD dsqÉq kro. sBf vwloN mIzIey rfhIN Èfml dsqKq krfAux dI apIl kIqI. ho ky sfry msly nUM lokF sfhmxy rwKx bfry sbMDq òú qoN vwD puqkF dy rcyqf hn, dIaF frpUrvk dwisaf . AuwnF Bfrq ivwc nOjvfnF syvfvF df XfdgfrI plyk dy nfl snmfn vwloN AuTfey muwidaF aqy kwtV iPrkU srkfr suirMdr sMGf irport kIqI geI . ivruwD AuTy AuBfr qy cfnxf pfieaf . dyÈ Bgq Xfdgfr kmytI dy ieiqhfs bfry kIqf igaf. curMjI lfl hurI dyÈ Bgq mIzIaf ko-afrzInytr kmytI dy knvInr zfktr (pI[aYc[zI[) Xfdgfr kmytI jlMDr jo mhfn gdrIaF dy amrIkf qoN afey sfQIaF amrIk KzflIaf, curMjI lfl kMgnIvfl jo ik gdrIaF nfl ieiqhfs nUM sFB-sMBfl krdI hY bfry ivsQ- mwKx bfsI aqy qrlok jOhl jo ik gdrI ieMzo-knyzIan vrkrj aYso: knyzf.
Minister Anne Kang and Local MLAs Celebrate Diversity at BC Dumpling Festival
cultures, along with live performances, cultural exhibits, artisan vendors and activities for all ages. The festival highlights the important role that cultural celebrations play in fostering understanding, strengthening community connections and celebratAnne Kang, community organizations, performers ing the diversity that makes British Minister of and local businesses from across the Columbia stronger. T o u r i s m , region. Arts, Cul- Hosted by the Asian Arts & Culture Established to promote multiculturalt u r e a n d Society, the BC Dumpling Festival has ism and bring communities together Thousands of residents and visitors Sport, joined local MLAs Jodie Wick- become one of Metro Vancouver’s pre- through arts, culture and food, the gathered at Town Centre Park on ens (Coquitlam-Burke Mountain), August 15 in Coquitlam for the fifth mier multicultural events, showcasing BC Dumpling Festival has continued annual BC Dumpling Festival, a vi- Jennifer Blatherwick (Coquitlam- cultural traditions through food, music, to grow since its inception, attractbrant celebration of multiculturalism, Maillardville) and Rick Glumac (Port dance and community engagement. ing thousands of participants from cultural heritage and community con- Moody-Burquitlam) at the festival, The family-friendly festival featured throughout Metro Vancouver and which brought together families, dumplings representing a variety of beyond. nection. PAGE 21
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Taves family farms opens A NEW CHAPTER OF MAGIC THE MAGIC OF SUNFLOWERS AND THE MAGIC OF FALL August 20th to October 31st, 2026
but also by all the visitors voury and sweet creations, (Abbotsford, BC) As the pumpkin who have made the farm part of their from freshly roasted corn fields awaken, Taves Family Farms welcomes visitors into the next chapter own traditions,” says Loren Taves, co- with toppings to pumpkinof its signature storybook experience. owner of Taves Farms. spiced lattés, with food From August 20th to September 6th, From September 12th through October trucks available on select the Magic of Sunflowers invites guests 31st, the Magic of Fall begins with dates. At Taves Estate to step through a secret doorway and an entirely new attraction, Autumn’s Cidery, guests can enwander sunflower and zinnia-lined Lane, a foliage-draped passage ilpathways as old world melodies drift luminated by vintage chandeliers. joy seasonal pumpkin through The Most Magical Pumpkin Garden and apple ciders, cockin Canada returns with meandering tails and mocktails on the the air. Enchanting photo opportunities pathways, an enchanting pumpkin covered, heated patio or include a weathered wooden bridge, patch and princess carriage, mythical at the Barnyard Booths, vintage bicycles, gnome characters faces carved into the trees, acres of and a hidden gnome home, all part of vibrant apple u-pick orchards and sto- complete with firepits and a garden wonderland that seamlessly rybook touches throughout the farm. s’mores. All tickets can be purchased on the transitions into the Magic of Fall. More than 30 acres of fall fun also The Magic of Sunflowers “Opening the gates for another season include the Mystical Meadow and its also includes special events, with but- tickets page. For timely updates, folis always a deep, soul-touching expe- new 150-foot slide, three corn mazes, terfly releases from August 21st to 23rd low Taves Family Farms on Facebook, rience. What started 36 years ago as hayrides, giant jumping pillows, pedal and after-hours golden hour access on Instagram, and TikTok. a small family dream, when we first karts, playgrounds and adorable farm August 22nd, 23rd, 29th, and 30th. opened our farm to the community, animals including alpacas, a miniature Guests 19+ can also join Taves Estate Media passes may be requested and horse and goats. has grown into something we never could have imagined. Over the years, For seasonal food and drink experi- Cidery for Sip ‘n Stroll evenings on high-resolution images for publication can be downloaded here. the land has been shaped by our family, ences, the concessions will serve sa- August 21st and 28th.
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Lions Keep Rolling With Gritty Win Over Stampeders
The BC Lions are finding ways to win, and plays in traffic and come through in critical Now comes a very different that was once again the story Thursday situations continues to make him one of challenge. night in Calgary. Rourke’s most trusted targets. The Saskatchewan Coming into the matchup, the Lions were The Lions’ ground game, however, was Roughriders are coming to riding a two-game winning streak and not nearly as effective. BC Place. looking to continue their climb after a James Butler was largely quiet throughout The Riders are the reigning difficult start to the season. The Calgary the night, while Dedrick Mills and Zander Grey Cup champions, and Stampeders entered the game at 4-5, but Horvath were unable to provide the kind this matchup brings back their record didn’t necessarily tell the full of consistent running attack the Lions story. Vernon Adams Jr. and the Stamps some painful memories for would have liked. Horvath did make his had been involved in a number of tight the Lions. Saskatchewan mark, however, finding the end zone for games, with four of their first nine losses ended BC’s season last Noan important touchdown. and wins coming by four points or fewer. vember with a heartbreaking The bigger concern for Calgary was what 24-21 victory in the Western This one was no different. happened to its offence late in the game. Final in Regina, scoring the After three straight wins, the Lions are The Lions and Stampeders battled through winning touchdown with just 11 seconds starting to look like a team that is gaining Adams Jr. left the contest in the fourth a back-and-forth, seesaw affair at McMaquarter with an injury and did not return. remaining. The Roughriders then went confidence at the right time. hon Stadium before BC pulled away late The same was true for league-leading run- on to defeat the Montreal Alouettes in the And now they get a chance to settle for a 30-26 victory. The win pushed the ning back Dedrick Mills, who was also 112th Grey Cup. the score with the defending Grey Cup Lions to 4-5 and gave them their third forced out. Josh Love stepped in at quarchampions. straight victory. Calgary dropped to 4-6 terback and gave the Stampeders a chance So there is plenty of history behind this after suffering its fourth loss of the season Tune in to BC Lions Football on Sher-Eto win, but the Lions defence came up next matchup. by four points or fewer. with the play it needed late. With Calgary The Lions will host Saskatchewan at BC Punjab AM600 presented by Nibbana.ca Nathan Rourke once again showed why threatening inside the BC 10-yard line, T.J. Place on Sunday, August 23, with the Saskatchewan Roughriders at BC Lions at he remains such an important piece of the Lee intercepted Love to seal the victory. game set to feature the annual Watermelon Sunday, August 23 at 6 p.m. from Save on Lions’ offence. In just his second game For the Lions, it wasn’t always pretty. Smash. The rivalry will be on full display Foods an BC Place Stadium in Vancouver. back after missing time with an injury There were mistakes, stretches where the both on and off the field, with the Lions Pre-game show: 3:30p.m. to his non-throwing arm, Rourke threw offence stalled and moments when Cal- encouraging fans to come out and support for 301 yards and two touchdowns while Countdown to Kickoff: 4 p.m. gary appeared ready to take control. But the home side. also rushing for a major of his own. His once again, BC found a way to make the two touchdown passes both went to Keon There is also a special opportunity for https://listen.streamon.fm/ckspam critical plays. Hatcher Sr., who came up with a huge perfans through the Lions’ First Game on Us BY HARPREET PANDHER formance when the Lions needed it most. And that may be the biggest difference promotion, giving new fans a chance to between this Lions team and the one that experience a Lions game. Fans should visit Broadcaster on Hockey Night in Canada Hatcher found the end zone twice, proPunjabi and BC Lions Football Punjabi started the season. bclions.com for details on how to claim viding two of the biggest offensive plays IG/X/TikTok: @harppandher of the night for BC. His ability to make The Lions are building momentum. the free tickets.
Milobar Leaves B.C. Conservatives Caucus, will sit as Independent
Peter Milobar, MLA for Kamloops I completely respect the vote of the It has, however, become clear to me What matters most to me hasn’t over the last few months that my values changed — serving the people of Centre, issued the following statement membership, and that Kerry-Lynne don’t align with this new direction. Kamloops Centre. I’ll have more to today: Since 2017, I have been entrustWith that in mind, effective immediFindlay has earned the right as leader ed by the residents of Kamloops and ately, I will be sitting as an Independent say about the road ahead in the days member of the B.C. Legislature. to come. the area to be their voice in Victoria. to shape the party as she sees fit. PAGE 23
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Be cautious about what you bring to an end or the way in which you go about winding something up, especially if you think it will open up more choices. The situation will have to be revisited mid April next year. Other things would have changed by then. It might be wiser to let things take their own course right now.
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Something that started off as a small thing when it comes to helping out somebody else that seems to keep on growing would be best dealt with now, especially if it is turning into a habit or interfering with your regular routines. It has probably taught you to take more notice of what is important to you, rather than getting distracted..
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Something is winding up on a personal level perhaps in ways you were not expecting that is generating thought of all sorts of possibilities in the long term. Someone can play a powerful role here. However it is to eventually settle will not become evident until January to April next year. Meanwhile just go with the flow.
You can have success in getting something out of the way that has been on your mind for a while but the energy just hasn’t been there. Not that you will feel overly energised just yet. It is more a realisation that time is running out. You know you will feel a lot better once this is done, especially if others have a good view of it.
There can be a willingness to let something go that has been a personal priority but doesn’t fit well with someone else. It will be more important to establish underlying stability in situations involving others. This can be temporary as other opportunities to focus on your wishes will arise next year from January to April. Patience can pay off.
Something needs to be put into place once and for all so that you know what needs to be spent rather than other things coming up all the time. Whatever you do now can create changes that may not be fully implemented until next year, between January and April. You need to be straightforward and practical with any discussions.
The New Moon this week occurs in your sign providing you with the opportunity to generate changed directions on a personal level. Anything that has not been heading in the direction you had hoped might be better let go right now. Becoming more practical can appeal to you, especially when it comes to stability with finances.
There can be new directions building up in the background that will provide the opportunity to put a stable foundation in place. This is likely tied into the decisions of somebody else and something may need to wind up so they can take the next step. There could be more than one stage of development attached to this as well.
Changes in somebody else’s life may make you realise things are moving on and it will not be the same for you. This is encouraging you to think about what is important to you. It can actually be freeing you up to do so. This is a first stage. New people can come into your life, especially from January to April next year.
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New possibilities in the long term can begin to feel more probable or realistic. This could leave behind a level of personal doubt or insecurity. This can be tied to you becoming more aware of what has been important for a long time but needs to be modified in some way for the future. The second stage can occur January to April next year.
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Canadians are surrendering free speech one restriction at a time Well-intentioned online harms laws can give the government powers we may find very difficult to take away By David Leis
Canadians are unlikely to wake up one morn- Restrictions on liberty rarely arrive advertised ing and discover that freedom of speech has as restrictions on liberty. They arrive as solutions. No single measure has to destroy free disappeared. speech to weaken it. Government power can There will be no announcement that they are grow a little at a time, with each reasonableno longer free to question governments, chal- sounding restriction making the next one easier lenge prevailing ideas or express unpopular to accept. opinions. Why does this matter? Because free expression It will happen much more quietly than that, is not simply another right. It is what allows one reasonable-sounding restriction at a time. us to defend all the others. Each will come with a persuasive justification. Protect children. Stop hate. Fight misinforma- Without freedom of expression, how do we tion. Make the internet safer. Protect vulner- challenge bad legislation? How does a journalist expose government failure? How does a able people. minority challenge the majority and persuade Who could possibly object? others that it may be wrong? That is precisely why Canadians should pay attention.
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Canada is unlikely to lose free speech because Canadians consciously choose censorship. We risk losing it because we accept one reasonable restriction after That is why good intentions are not enough. another, each intended to solve a problem Parliament must set clear limits on any restric- we understandably want solved. A power that seems harmless when exercised by politicians we trust can look very different when exercised by politicians whose judgment, values or motives we question.
tions on expression and ensure the government can justify why they are necessary. MPs should We should think very carefully before Free expression is also essential to science, not hand regulators or cabinet broad powers giving the government more power over innovation and ultimately prosperity. Sciwhat we may say, hear or debate because ence advances because accepted ideas can be over lawful speech and information. questioned and experts can be proven wrong. But this is not simply Parliament’s responsibil- once we give that power away, we may Innovation depends on that same freedom not easily get it back. to challenge conventional wisdom. When a ity. It is ours as citizens as well.
The greatest danger to free speech does not come from restrictions Canadians recognize as censorship but from restrictions we are persuaded are reasonable. society discourages people from questioning what everyone else assumes to be true, it risks Ottawa’s proposed Bill C-34, the Safe Social discouraging the independence of thought on Media Act, provides a timely example. The which progress depends. government says the legislation is intended to protect children from online harms. Among Something even more fundamental is at stake. other measures, it would establish a Digital Freedom of expression recognizes that huSafety Commission of Canada and impose man beings are capable of thinking, judging new rules on social media and AI chatbot and deciding for themselves. The freedom services, including rules governing accounts to reach our own conclusions, express them, for children under 16. challenge others and sometimes discover that we are wrong is part of what it means to be a The concerns behind those proposals are real. free human being. Any parent who has watched what social media can do to children understands why John Stuart Mill understood this nearly two centuries ago. He argued that silencing discusgovernment feels pressure to act. sion assumes infallibility. That is exactly when Canadians must be most vigilant. The more compelling the justification, Governments are not infallible. Experts are the more carefully we must examine the power not infallible. Institutions are not infallible. Majorities are not infallible. the government is asking us to surrender. That is why free societies tolerate arguments that many people consider wrong, offensive or even foolish. Popular speech does not require much protection. The real test of our commitment to free expression comes when Bill C-34 itself recognizes the tension by someone says something we strongly believe requiring the proposed commission to con- should not be said. sider freedom of expression and privacy. But many of the details would be worked out later The answer to bad ideas is better arguments, through regulations, with the new system stronger evidence and more debate—not government deciding which lawful ideas Caoverseen by a regulatory body. nadians should be allowed to hear. Of course, government should protect Canadians from criminal and genuinely harmful That does not mean anything goes. Threats, conduct, but it should not decide which law- fraud, harassment and other criminal conduct ful ideas we are free to express, encounter or should be dealt with. But we must keep a clear line between criminal conduct and unpopular debate. expression. Canada has spent years giving the government There is a simple test Canadians should apply a bigger role in what happens online. The whenever the government asks for new authorOnline Streaming Act expanded the CRTC’s ity over speech or information. authority over online broadcasting. The Online News Act sought compensation from large Would you willingly give exactly the same digital platforms for Canadian news organi- power to a government you deeply distrust? zations, leading Meta to remove news from If the answer is no, the government should Facebook and Instagram in Canada. not possess that power in the first place. GovThe direction is clear: the government is be- ernments change. Ministers change. Political coming more involved in what Canadians see priorities change. The rules and agencies they create can remain with us for decades. and do online. Of course we should protect children from genuine online harms. But that doesn’t mean handing the government broad powers over lawful expression.
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David Leis is the President and CEO of the Frontier Centre for Public Policy and host of the Leaders on the Frontier podcast. A seasoned commentator on Canadian public policy, he focuses on restoring accountability, economic common sense, And we have to tell our MPs that freedom of and civic health to the country’s national, provincial and municipal institutions. expression is not a partisan issue. We have to tolerate hearing things we dislike. We have to defend the right of people with whom we profoundly disagree to speak. We have to challenge legislation that expands government authority even when its purpose and justification sound entirely reasonable.
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Ajay to make hosting Taapsee Pannu has often emphasised the importance of staying debut with Crime Patrol active while enjoying the food she loves. For the actress, fitness is not
about following a rigid workout routine every day, but about finding different forms of exercise that keep her motivated and help her maintain a healthy balance. Speaking about her approach to fitness and food, Taapsee said, “I love eating food. One thing I have discovered is that if you want to enjoy the food you love without worrying too much about how many calories it has and how much weight you can gain after eating it, you should not skip your workouts.” Instead of depending solely on gym sessions, the actress incorporates a variety of activities into her fitness regime. Sports play an important role, with squash being one of her preferred workouts. She also combines it with regular gym sessions and aerial yoga, which offers a different form of physical activity. “I play sports at least twice a week, especially squash,” she said. “Of course, I also go to the gym and practise aerial yoga. Going to the gym every day can get boring after a while. My biggest motivation for staying fit is simple; I want to be able to eat the food I love.” For Taapsee, consistency, variety and balance are key to staying fit without making exercise monotonous.
B o l l y w o o d superstar Ajay Devgn is set to host the popular crime series Crime Patrol. According to a credible source close to the development, the actor has already shot for 15 episodes. The source f u r t h e r exclusively told this news agency, that the decision of having A j a y continue to host the
Actress Rashmika Mandanna is presently recovering from a hip bone injury, spending all her time at home in forever. In her recent post on social media, the Animal actress admitted that previously, when she was hustling at the time, ‘slowing down’ looked scary to her, but now that her injury has forced her to slow down, she has started finding hustling extremely scary. She also uploaded a couple of pictures, giving an insight into what her day at home with her loved ones looks like. Rashmika's Insta post read, “My days always look like this if ever I am just home for this long.. It's amazing how when you are hustling your days away the other side which is 'slowing down' seems scary but when you are pushed into 'slowing down'
- the hustling like a crazy person now seems scary.. maybe that's what is life..(sic).” The Pushpa actress concluded the post on a thankful note, saying, “Being engulfed in so much love and surrounded with so much positivity prayers and gratitude.” Before this, Rashmika shared with her Insta Family her recovery routine that included sleeping, eating and playing with her fur baby Aura. The Girlfriend actress had penned, “My days are going well.. with a lot of sleeping and recovery, puzzles and some reading and watching some shows doing some very much needed hair care and skin care.. and meetings and spending time with family!!”
Bollywood actor Sanjay Mishra makes Odia debut
National Award-winning actor Sanjay Mishra arrived here to begin shooting for his maiden Odia film, Madhumalati. Produced by Auroshree Films and directed by Mrityunjay Sahoo, the romantic entertainer is scheduled for a Durga Puja 2026 release. The film stars Mishra alongside Maheswata, Akash, Bhoomika, Sanoj, Pragya, KK and Bhaswati, among others. Set against the backdrop of the 1980s, the makers describe Madhumalati as a nostalgic romantic drama that seeks to recreate the era’s flavour, emotions and innocence. Carrying the tagline "80s Romance is Back", the film promises a blend of romance, drama and nostalgia. Talking about Mishra, the alumnus of the National School of Drama has established himself as one of Hindi
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cinema’s most versatile actors, with acclaimed performances across comedy, drama and serious roles. His notable films include Ankhon Dekhi, Masaan, Phas Gaye Re Obama, Dum Laga Ke Haisha, Kadvi Hawa, Kaamyaab and Vadh. His performance in Ankhon Dekhi earned him the Filmfare Critics' Award for Best Actor, while he received the honour again for Vadh. He was also recognised at the 72nd National Film Awards with the Best Supporting Actor award. Mishra, speaking to Orissa POST at the airport, said, "This is my first Odia movie, and learning the language will be a challenge for me. I have visited Odisha before and have also been to Puri."
rest of the series will depend on the audience response and the TRPs. "Ajay Devgn has currently shot for 15 episodes. Whether he will continue with the rest of the series depends upon the audience's reaction and t h e numbers," the source said. The source further revealed t h a t a c t o r Rajesh Tailang has also been roped in to host additional episodes of the upcoming season. The final count of episodes to be hosted by him is still undecided and will hinge on how Ajay's episode is received. Meanwhile, ting at something that would leave people stunned. The actor though did not directly indicate that the announcement was related to Crime Patrol. "Sometimes, there are things that bother us from the inside. And today, there is a truth before us that I am stunned by. I will bring it to you soon," Ajay says in the video.
MALLIKA’S BOLD CLAIM
Actress Mallika Sherawat has made a bold claim, and it involves Hollywood royalty Tom Cruise in her DMs. The actress, who can be seen in the reality show The Traitors, has claimed that the Hollywood superstar regularly texts. She even went to the length of claiming that Tom has a crush on her. During the latest episode of the show, stand-up comedian, Aditya Kulshrestha asked her, “Have you ever had a crush on anyone? No. Or everyone has had a crush on you?”. Responding to the same, the actress said, “Everyone has had a crush on me. Tom Cruise has had a crush on me recently. I’m not lying. If I had a phone, I would’ve shown you his videos”. When asked about the kind of videos he is sending, the actress said, “No, when we were partying together and all. He’s fabulous”. It’s not like the actress doesn’t have access to the direct line to the USA. Earlier, the actress had shared her excitement after receiving an invitation to the White House Christmas dinner. Describing the experience as “completely surreal”, she expressed her gratitude for the honour, marking a special moment in her illustrious career. The actress took to Instagram to share a series of photos from the White House Christmas dinner.
The Patrika
Friday, August 21st, 2026
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È≈≈«¬‰ ¡Â∂ ÔÙ È∂ ’∆Â≈ «’‘≈, Ù»‡ Á∂ «Ú⁄’≈ ‘≈‚∆ È∂ «’‘≈, “¡≈͉∂ Á∂ ¡≈͉∆ ‹◊∑≈ ω≈¿∞‰≈ ¡≈√≈È È‘∆∫, Í ∂ÚÂ∆ È∂ ‘À ¢ «ÎÒÓ «Úº⁄ ÔÙ Á∂ È≈Ò ÈÔÈÂ≈≈, ’≥Ó ˘ ÒÀ ’∂ Ï‘∞ √Ø⁄-√Ófi ’∂ ÎÀ√Ò≈ «Ò¡≈ ÿº‡ √Ó∂∫ «Ú⁄ ¡≈͉∆ Íz«ÂÌ≈ ¡Â∂ «Ó‘È È≈Ò «’¡≈≈ ¡‚Ú≈È∆, ‘πÓ≈ ’πÀÙ∆, Â≈≈ ’ØÕ ‘Ó∂Ù≈ ⁄≥◊∂ ’Ò≈’≈ª ¡Â∂ ⁄≥◊∆ ‡∆Ó Úº÷∆ ͤ≈‰ ω≈¬∆ ‘ÀÕ ◊∞» ≥Ë≈Ú≈ Á∂ «Ó¿±«˜’ √π  ≈∆¡≈ ¡Â∂ π ’ Ó‰∆ Ú√ø  Óπ º ÷ È≈Ò ‘∆ ’≥Ó ’È≈Õ” «¬√ «¬’ √Ò≈‘ È∂ Ó∂∂ Ú∆‚∆˙ “’ÂÒ” Á∆ √¯ÒÂ≈ È∂ ¿∞√ ˘ ÷≈√ ͤ≈‰ ̱«Ó’≈Úª «Úº⁄ Ș ¡≈¿π‰◊∆¡ª¢ ’≥Ó ⁄π‰È Á≈ Í»≈ Â∆’≈ ÏÁÒ «ÁºÂ≈Õ ¿∞√ È∂ «ÁÚ≈¬∆Õ «¬√ ÂØ∫ Ï≈¡Á ¿∞‘ ‘≈‚∆ √≥Ë» È≈Ò «¬‘ «ÎÒÓ ’øÈÛ ¡Â∂ ¡ø◊∂˜∆ «Úº⁄ ¡º◊∂ «’‘≈, ‘≈‚∆ È≈Ò ’≥Ó ’È ÂØ∫ Ï≈¡Á ÓÀ˘ ¡√Ò “Â∂Ú” ¡Â∂ ’Ø∆˙◊z≈Î ÏØ√’Ø Ó≈«‡√ Á∂ “Ó√’≈≈” Ú◊∂ Ù±‡ ’∆Â∆ ◊¬∆ ‘À ¡Â∂ «¬√˘ ’øÈÛ, «Ú⁄ √Ófi ¡≈«¬¡≈ «’ Â∞√∆∫ «’‘Û∂ ÒØ’ª È≈Ò ’≥Ó Íz‹ Ø ’ À ‡ª «Ú⁄ Ș ¡≈¬∆Õ Ó‘≈Ó≥Ê «√È∂ ¡ÀÚ≈‚˜ «Ú⁄ ¡’Ù∂ «‘øÁ∆, Â∂Ò◊±, Â≈«ÓÒ ¡Â∂ Ó«Ò¡≈ÒÓ ’Á∂ ‘Ø, «¬‘ «’≥È≈ Ó≈«¬È∂ º÷Á≈ ‘ÀÕ ¡’√ ¡√∆∫ ’∞Ó≈ ¡Â∂ «√˪ ⁄Â∞Ú∂Á∆ È≈Ò √‡∂‹ Ù∂¡ ’È≈ Ú∆ ¿∞√ Á∂ «Úº⁄ «Ò∆˜ ’∆Â≈ ‹≈Ú∂◊≈¢ “‡œ’«√’: «√¯ Íz‹ Ø ’ À ‡ Á∂÷Á∂ ‘ª, Í ‡∆Ó ¡Â∂ Ó≈‘ΩÒ ˘ «¬◊ÈØ √¯ Á≈ ¡«‘Ó ÍÛ≈¡ «‘≈Õ ’ºÊ’, «‘ºÍ-‘ΩÍ ¡Â∂ √‡z∆‡ ‹À˜ ¬∂ ÎÀ∆ ‡∂Ò Î≈ ◊ÃØÈ-¡ºÍ√” BF ¡◊√Â, ’ «Á≥Á∂ ‘ªÕ ‘≈‚∆ È≈Ò Ù»‡ ”Â∂ ÓÀ˘ Ó«‘√»√ ‘Ø«¬¡≈ Ú◊∂ ‚ª√ «Ú⁄ «√÷Ò≈¬∆ Íz≈Í ∂ÚÂ∆ Á≈ ¡≥Â≈Ù‡∆ B@BF ˘ ÁπÈ∆¡≈ Ì Á∂ «√È∂Ó≈ÿª «Úº⁄ «’ «¬’ ⁄≥◊≈ Íz‚ Ø ’ÙÈ «’‘Ø «‹‘≈ ‘∞Á ≥ ≈ ‘ÀÕ ¿∞Ȫ∑ Á∂ ¡È∞ÌÚ ¿∞√ Á∂ ’≥Ó «Ú⁄ Ú∆ Ș ¡≈¿πªÁ≈ ‘À¢ «Ò∆˜ ‘Ø Ú ∂ ◊ ∆¢
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Guru Nanak Food Bank Collects Nearly $50,000 in Essential Supplies for Okanagan Wildfire Victims GURU Nanak Food Bank (GNFB), in partnership with Gurdwara Dukh Nivaran Sahib, has collected nearly $50,000 worth of essential supplies to support families and communities impacted by wildfires in Penticton, Summerland and the surrounding Okanagan region.
Sahib at 15255 68 Avenue in Surrey will send a trailer loaded with the collected supplies to Okanagan College in Penticton for distribution in support of those affected by the wildfires.
“The nearly $50,000 worth of supplies The wildfire relief collection took place collected in just three days reflects the genover three days, from August 16 to August erosity and strong community spirit shown 18, with community members generously by donors, volunteers, media partners and donating essential items including diapers, supporters who came together to respond baby food, baby and body wipes, toothto the urgent needs of families affected by products, paper towels, toilet paper, dish On Wednesday, August 19, Guru Nanak brushes and toothpaste, deodorant, overthe wildfires. soap and body wash. Food Bank and Gurdwara Dukh Nivaran the-counter medicines, feminine hygiene
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