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Dear readers, As the sun gently warms the earth, birds chirp in delight, and the scent of blossoming flowers fills the air, it is hard not to be captivated by the beauty of spring. The soft breeze whispers secrets of new beginnings, while the gentle rustling of leaves mesmerizes everyone. Undoubtedly, spring is a season of renewal and new beginnings and that is why our magazine this month is dedicated to this beautiful time of the year that brightens up everything around us.

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The month of April also marks the beginning of the harvest season in India. To celebrate the crop and to thank the almighty for his blessings, many harvest festivals are celebrated across the country.

One such festival is Vaisakhi, and like all things Punjabi, it is colorful, boisterous, necessitates food, music, dance and is observed by the Sikh community all across the world.

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Vaisakhi is also celebrated in Canada with utmost enthusiasm, fervor and good spirit. The Nagar Kirtans organized in Surrey and Vancouver are a sight to behold with thousands of people flocking to the streets and indulging in the kaleidoscopic celebrations. Through this special edition of the South Asian Entertainment Magazine, we take you on an immersive journey to celebrate this colorful festival of Vaisakhi.

With a different outlook and a zeal to serve our readers with the finest content, we have many more exciting reads on fashion, beauty, health, relationships etc. The entire team behind this edition has worked relentlessly to bring forth quality content to you. I hope to stand high and rise above the expectations of our readers.

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April 2024 Dear Friends: I am pleased to extend my warmest greetings to everyone celebrating Vaisakhi.

This joyous occasion brings family and friends together to give thanks for the year’s bountiful harvest. From coast to coast, Sikh Canadians will gather at their local Gurdwaras to pray, read from the sacred scripture, hold Nagar Kirtans, and take part in vibrant and colourful Khalsa Day parades.

For all Canadians, Vaisakhi is an opportunity to honour Canada’s Sikh community and celebrate the many contributions they have made, and continue to make, to our country. Canada is truly a multicultural nation, made stronger and more resilient by our diversity.

Please accept my best wishes for a memorable Vaisakhi.

Sincerely,

The Rt. Hon. Justin P. J. Trudeau, P.C., M.P. Prime Minister of Canada

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It is my distinct pleasure to wish the Sikh community a very happy Vaisakhi. This celebration holds significant importance for many residents, symbolizing new beginnings, equality, peace and compassion. The City of Surrey is proud to host the largest Vaisakhi parade outside of India. This annual event brings together hundreds of thousands of people, of all cultures and from all over the region, to celebrate Vaisakhi in our city. On behalf of Surrey City Council, I extend my best wishes to all as you join in the Vaisakhi festivities this year with family and friends.

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Community College 24 Western organizes annual Job Fair, gets great turnout

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Greetings from Kevin Falcon and BC United Caucus (formerly BC Liberal Caucus)

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very April, the Sikh community all over the world gathers to celebrate Vaisakhi.

For decades, Vaisakhi has marked the beginning of the spring harvest, and Punjabi farmers have observed the occasion with community gatherings and celebrations.

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biggest celebration

of faith in the Sikh community

Vaisakhi, also known as Baisakhi, was originally a spring harvest celebration observed in the northern Indian state of Punjab but the festival gained religious significance for Sikhs in 1699.

During that time the 10th Sikh guruprophet, the last living guru for Sikhs, Guru Gobind Singh, chose the occasion to commence a formal order dedicated to defending the Sikh community, known as the Khalsa Panth.

Sikhs all over the world celebrate the festival of Baisakhi, a holiday with a special religious significance, observed each year in April.

Vaisakhi celebrations in Surrey

For two decades, the Surrey Vaisakhi parade has graced the community streets with a lot of fervor and good spirit. It is one of the biggest Vaisakhi parades in Canada organized by Shri Gurdwara Sahib Dasmesh Darbar.

The parade features floats, music, and community groups indulging in heartfelt celebrations. The parade begins and ends at Shri Gurdwara Sahib Dasmesh Darbar, and a procession of thousands of participants travel through various streets before returning to the Gurudwara Sahib. Nagar Kirtans are led by panj pyare or the five chosen Khalsa during Vaisakhi. People join these processions as they roam around the town singing hymns from the Guru Granth Sahib.

With over 500,000 attendees expected this year, the parade is anticipated to draw one of the largest crowds ever. Local businesses and families will sponsor hundreds of booths along the parade route, offering free food and treats to onlookers.

Vaisakhi celebrations in Vancouver The Vancouver Vaisakhi Parade is also one of the largest Sikh parades attracting over 400000 people. It is organized by the Khalsa Diwan Society Gurudwara and commences at Ross Street in Vancouver. Participants travel through various streets before returning to the Gurudwara Sahib.

Attendees of all races and cultures are welcome at this celebratory and rich cultural event, which features a large number of floats, community performers and folk music.

Vancouver’s Vaisakhi parade also features a unique element which pays tribute to the harvest celebration roots of the parade – attendees are given free food and drinks from hundreds of local residents and businesses.

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The story of birth of

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his annual tradition of celebrating Vaisakhi is a religious celebration for Sikhs around the world, commemorating the birth or establishment of Khalsa by Guru Gobind Singh Ji in 1699. The word Khalsa originates from the word Khalis, meaning pure and pious. It is strongly believed that Khalsa is pure in thoughts, action and commitment.

We need to roll back our vision about three centuries in the past when it was ordained into the Sikh faith. It is believed that the first 9 Guru ji’s made us Saint first then the miraculous act of being a soldier was done during the time of the 10th Guru ji, converting the members into saint, soldier and scholars.

Several months before Vaisakhi of 1699 the 10th Master Guru Gobind Rai invited his followers from all over Greater India to come to Anandpur Sahib on harvest festival Vaisakhi, i.e. April 13th, 1699. As a result, on that particular day hundreds of devotees and onlookers had gathered. Many had come as a sign of respect for the Guru ji and in accordance with his invitation while some had just come out of curiosity. On the appointed day, the Guru addressed the congregants with a most stirring oration on his divine mission of restoring their faith and preserving Dharma (righteousness).

After his inspirational discourse, he flashed his Smasher and said that every great deed is preceded by equally great sacrifice. He asked, with a naked sword in his hand, “Is there any one among you who is prepared to die for their faith?” When people heard his call, they were taken aback. Some of the wavering followers left the congregation, while others began to look at one another in amazement. It was a crowd of over 80,000.

on the day of Vaisakhi

The Khalsa Panth refers to both a community that practises Sikhism and a specific group of initiated Sikhs.

Guru Gobind Singh, the Tenth Guru of Sikhism, established the Khalsa tradition in 1699.

After a few minutes, a brave Sikh from Lahore named Daya Ram stood up and offered his head to the Master. The Guru took him to a tent pitched close by, and after some time, came out with a blood dripping sword.

The Guru repeated his demand calling for another Sikh who was prepared to die at his command. At this second call, even more people were shocked and some were frightened. A few more of the wavering followers discreetly began to filter out of the congregation.

However, to the shock of many, another person stood up. The second Sikh who offered himself was Dharam Das. This amazing episode did not end there. Soon three more, Mohkam Chand, Sahib Chand and Himmat Rai, offered their heads to the Guru. Each Sikh was taken into the tent and some thought that they could now hear a ‘thud’ sound - as if the sword was falling on the neck of the Sikh.

The Guru ji then brought these 5 Brave men in New Bana with Dastar, wearing the 5 Kakkars - Kesh (uncut hair ), Kanga (wooden comb), Kara (iron bracelet ), Kachera (military shorts) and a Kirpan (sword).

Guru ji prepared Amrit with water in Sarab Loh (pure iron) vessel, Mata Sahib Kaur put

Patasey (sugar puffs ) into the water, a Khanda (double edged sword) was used to stir it while the hymns of Japji, Jaap, Savayiyae, Choupai Benti and Anand Sahib were recited.

Guru ji then baptized these 5 brave hearts by sprinkling Amrit in their eyes, hair and then giving them to drink this pious religious water five times each while saying, “Waheguru ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru ji Ki Fateh”.

Guru ji called them the Panj Pyare or the beloved ones changing their names to Daya Singh, Dharam Singh, Himmat Singh, Mohkam Singh & Sahib Singh.

These are the stages of a spiritual journey through which one will have to go through.

Starting from ‘Daya’ to meeting Waheguru ji (Sahib). Guru Gobind Rai then stood in front of these Panj Pyare and asked for the blessing of Amrit. Changing him to Guru Gobind Singh ji, “Waho Waho Gobind Singh ji, Apey Gur Chela”.

This act created abolition of prejudice, equality, democracy, common worship, common place of worship, common external appearance, and combining bhakti & shakti.

The creation of Khalsa culminates 240 years of training by each Guru ji to create the perfect image of saint, scholar and soldier.

Guru Nanak Dev ji says, “Jo Tau Prem Khelan Ka Chao, Sir Dhar Tali Gali Mori Aao”. This translates to: If you want to walk on the path of devotional love, cut your head, put on your palm and walk towards me (submit your ego / Haumey). In order to mold his personality the Guru inculcated in him the five virtues - sacrifice, cleanliness, honesty, charity and courage, and prescribed Rehat/ Maryada - the Sikh code of discipline.

“Rehni Rahe Soi Sikh Mera, Oh Sahib Mein Uss Ka Chera “. This means, a Khalsa in Rehat and Maryada is my beloved, he is my master and I am his follower.

“Khalsa Akal Purakh Ki Fauj, Pragtiyo Khalsa Parmatam Ki Mauj”. This is believed to be Guru Ji’s Meher which means blessing.

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Celebrating Sikh Heritage

In proportion to its overall population, Canada has one of the largest Sikh populations in the world with over 500,000 Sikhs calling this multicultural land their home.

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ince the end of the 19th century, Sikhs began to immigrate from India to Canada and the country’s diversity is shaped by the achievements of members of this community in a variety of fields. Sikh Heritage Month is an opportunity to reflect on the significant role the Sikh community plays in helping build a stronger, more inclusive Canada.

Sikh Heritage Month is intended to make Sikh culture more accessible and understood.

The first Sikh Heritage Month in Canada was celebrated in Ontario in 2013, followed by British Columbia in 2017. For the past few years, states and provinces across the United States have observed April as Sikh Aware­ness Month.

The British Parliament followed suit. It has been the result of resolutions and early-day motions in all of these places. It is an Act of Parliament in Canada that allows Sikhs to partake in federal support to enhance Sikh awareness and celebrate the month with greater passion and fervor.

The Canadian Parliament passed the Sikh Heritage Month Act, which designates April as Sikh Heritage Month across Canada for all time, allowing them to raise Sikh awareness and organize Vaisakhi celebrations in a more grand manner.

The first Sikh Heritage Month in Canada was celebrated in Ontario in 2013, followed by British Columbia in 2017.

For the Sikh community, April is an important month. Sikhs in Canada and other countries celebrate Vaisakhi this month to commemorate the founding of the Khalsa and the Sikh articles of faith.

Vaisakhi, also known as Khalsa Day, is widely observed by Sikhs in Canada.

It is by sheer labor and diligence, the Sikhs have virtually made Canada their second motherland. Sikh Heritage Month serves as an opportunity to spread the illustrious tales of the Sikh people’s tenacity and resilience,

heritage, history and culture. It is an opportunity to educate future generations and society at large about Sikh Canadians.

Happy Sikh Heritage Month to all our esteemed readers!

Nikita Sharma

Content Strategist

After nearly eighteen months of legislative tussle, Sukhminder Singh Dhaliwal, moved the Bill c-376, which sought to designate April as Sikh Heritage Month, as a private member’s bill on October 19, 2017, and it was approved by the royal assent on April 30, 2019, making it a law.

The House of Commons voted on the bill on November 7, 2018, and it was approved by a unanimous vote on April 11, 2019, in the Senate. By recognizing the Sikh community and appreciating the need to create bridges across religions and cultures, Canada became the first nation in the world to declare April as Sikh Heritage Month as an act of Parliament.

Sikh Heritage Month celebrates the rich arts, culture, and heritage of Sikhs in Canada.

Moreover, it recognizes the many contributions made by the Sikh community to Canada’s social, economic, political, and cultural life.

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P Last month, The leadership and programming team for the Canadian Association of Business Students organized the 30th Annual Roundtable Conference from March 6-10 in Vancouver.

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arisha Bhutani as the Academic Logistics Coordinator along with students of Simon Fraser University hosted 250 delegates representing 21 business schools from across Canada at this conference.

The four-day event achieved resounding success, drawing participation from students representing various business schools across Canada. Day one of the conference kicked off with a dinner at Grouse Mountain Resort, where business societies’ presidents, both incoming and outgoing, gathered. It was a great opportunity for networking and collaboration in a stunning setting.

On the second day, the conference moved to the Holiday Inn Hotel for the President’s Session and AGM meeting. The organizers welcomed executives from various business societies at the opening ceremonies at Simon Fraser University, followed by a social event for all delegates to

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mingle and unwind.

Day three of the conference saw the delegates convening at Simon Fraser University Goldcorp Centre for the Arts for formal sessions with industry professionals. The day concluded with a ‘Rep Your School’ dinner, fostering school spirit and allowing delegates to connect further.

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formal academic sessions held at Simon Fraser University (Beedie School of Business at Simon Fraser University), where delegates delved into deeper discussions and engaged in academic exchanges.

Meanwhile, anticipation built for the CABS 2024 Awards Gala, hosted at Fairmont Hotels & Resorts. The evening was a celebration of excellence, recognizing outstanding achievements within the

network that these schools empower their Business Students’ Associations to excel, setting a benchmark for student leadership that continuously elevates standards.

The significance of this event for both incoming and outgoing teams cannot be overstated.

With representatives from 21 of CABS’ member schools converging in Vancouver, the event served as a platform for sharing insights and knowledge about what This four-day event achieved distinguishes our resounding success, drawing business schools participation from students and how we can representing various business further enhance schools across Canada. the student experience.

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International superstar Diljit Dosanjh poised to make history with BC Place concert this month Singing sensation, actor and global entertainer Punjabi superstar Diljit Dosanjh, is all set to enthrall the audience at his highly anticipated stop at BC Place in Vancouver on April 27, 2024.

Previously selling out Rogers Arena in Vancouver and Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, it is believed that this show will make history, as it’s expected to be the largest Punjabi show outside of India, with the venue having a building capacity of over 50,000 people.

This monumental show reflects the flourishing impact of Punjabi music across Canada and internationally. Currently the first Punjabi artist ever to perform at the venue, the show will launch Dosanjh’s 2024 Dil-luminati Tour.

Produced by Live Nation, the 13-date tour kicks off in Vancouver, BC and will take the North American audience on an immersive journey full of entertainment.

Fresh off the Australian and New Zealand legs of the ‘Born to Shine’ tour, Dosanjh has been making history on the world stage, garnering love and success from fans globally. He has recorded 13 studio albums and established himself as one of Punjabi music’s biggest stars. His 2020 album G.O.A.T. was featured on Billboard’s Global Chart and went Top 20 in Canada. The 2021 track 'Lover' has generated over 70 million views, elevating Dosanjh to rarified air as one of the most-viewed Punjabi artists of all-time.

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This year, Dosanjh became the first Punjabispeaking artist to perform at Coachella and the recently released music video for “Hass Hass” has already surpassed 15 million views on YouTube. Dosanjh also enjoys a parallel stellar film career. He has starred in some of the most critically acclaimed and commercially successful Bollywood and Punjabi movies of all time – appearing in the likes of Honsla Rakh, Jatt & Juliet, Jatt & Juliet 2, Punjab 1984, Sardaar Ji, Super Singh, Sajjan Singh Rangroot, Shadaa and Udta Punjab.

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Aujla Karan

creates history

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In an unprecedented moment in Canadian music, a Punjabi artist made history with a victory at the 2024 Juno Awards.

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unjabi-Canadian artist Karan Aujla took home his first Juno Award in the TikTok Fan Choice category on March 24, 2024.

Although he was also nominated for Breakthrough Artist of the Year, Aujla won the Fan Choice award, with nominees including everyone from The Weeknd to Tate McRae to fellow Punjabi artist Shubh.

Aujla got on stage to thank his collaborators like Ikky as well as Deep Rehaan. He said in his acceptance speech, “Oh my god. This is definitely the first one, but not the last. I just wanna start off by saying thank you Junos, thank you to my team, everybody sitting down there. […] I just wanna thank my parents, thank god. Waheguru da shukar hai. I wanna thank my wife, my brothers […]

Sometimes I can’t believe I’m that same kid that lost his parents when I was in India, and made my way out to Canada, this beautiful country.”

“If you are dreaming, just make sure you dream big,” Aujla said as he signed off.

The Juno Fan Choice Award has previously been dominated by the likes of Avril Lavigne, Justin Bieber, Shawn Mendes and more and this marks the first time a Punjabi hip-hop artist has won a Juno.

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In the past, several Indian-origin artists have been nominated at the Junos — Patna-born, New Delhi-bred Toronto singersongwriter Kiran Ahluwalia most notably won World Music Album of the Year twice at the Juno Awards, in 2004 and 2012.

Breakthrough Punjabi nominees have included rapper NAV, who was nominated for Breakthrough Artist of the Year in 2018, plus Fan Choice and Rap Recording of the Year nominations in 2019 and 2020. Last year, AP Dhillon made history by becoming the first Punjabi artist to perform at the awards.

This year, Aujla took over with his go-to collaborator Ikky at the Juno Awards 2024, performing a medley of songs like “Admirin’ You” and “Softly.” It made for a vibrant display of Desi music at one of Canadian music’s long-running, acclaimed events.

For Aujla, the win comes on the back of releasing several hits, plus being in India to mark the launch of his collaborative album with Mumbai rap star DIVINE, Street Dreams. Earlier this month, Aujla featured on Badshah‘s collab-heavy new album Ek Thha Raja, lending his voice to the buoyant opening track “God Damn.”

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After four long years, the Vancouver International Auto Show (VIAS) made its triumphant return to the Vancouver Convention Center and what a spectacular comeback story it was.

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fter four long years, the Vancouver International Auto Show (VIAS) made its triumphant return to the Vancouver Convention Center and what a spectacular comeback story it was. The VIAS celebrated its 100th edition with more than 200 vehicles on display, representing 30 manufacturing brands and dealers, cementing its reputation as Western Canada’s premier automotive event. The Auto Show’s final attendance was the best in the history of the event shattering previous record numbers and was buoyed by a single day attendance record of 39,823 guests.

The event kicked off with a wonderful opening night gala, where industry stakeholders, media representatives, government officials, and friends of the New Car Dealers Association of BC came together to celebrate excellence in the automotive sector. And while it was a splendid occasion to bring everyone together and spend time with familiar faces, the real joy came from the fact that it was a charity event benefiting the New Car Dealers Foundation of BC and supporting the incredible work of Special Olympics BC. The evening also celebrated the success of outstanding sales professionals throughout the province with the

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Salesperson of the Year Award by EBlock, highlighting the very best in the industry and rewarding the hard work of these dedicated and passionate workers that make the auto-sector in BC such a thriving industry.

While the gala was a splendid time to celebrate with friends and colleagues, the real reason for the show comes down to one thing — the cars! With more than 200 vehicles on display across 220,000+ square feet of exhibition space, the show truly lived up to its reputation as Western Canada’s premier automotive event.

From sleek Luxury Supercars and rugged off-roaders to cutting-edge Electric Vehicles and beautifully restored classics, there was something to captivate gear-heads from all walks of life. Highlights included the Western Canadian debut of the Corvette E-Ray, the awe-inspiring Maserati MC20, and the rugged INEOS Grenadier — a big hit for outdoor enthusiasts in British Columbia. Special displays showcased the latest advancements in vehicle technology, including Zero Emission Vehicles (ZEVs) and advanced safety systems, while the EV and PHEV Test Drive Experience dropped attendees into the driver’s seat to truly feel the power and performance firsthand.

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And of course, we have to shout out the bright pink official Barbie Maserati which was a big hit, and the Western Canadian debut of the undeniably unique and one-of-a-kind Tesla Cybertruck, which drew non-stop crowds for the entire run of the show.

For this year’s event, the VIAS was proud to shine a spotlight on the significant contributions of women in the automotive industry. BC’s own Nicole Havrda, a 17-year-old race car prodigy, captivated audiences with her remarkable journey from karting to the highly competitive Formula Pro USA series and Formula Regional Americas.

Blair Qualey, President of the New Car Dealer’s Association of Canada — although surely exhausted from all the action — was elated with this year’s event, and is already looking at ways to make the 2025 edition even bolder.

From the glitz of the Gala to the thrill of the showroom floor, the 2024 Vancouver International Auto Show was a testament to the enduring allure of the automotive world. As the guests go home and the exhibitors drive off into the sunset, they leave with memories of an unforgettable experience and anticipation for the adventures that lie ahead on the open road.

With its triumphant return, the VIAS reignited the spirit of camaraderie and excitement among car enthusiasts across Western Canada, and we can’t wait to see what 2025 has in store.

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n the heart of the bustling Aria Banquet Hall, amidst the buzz of eager students and sharpsuited employers, Western Community College played host to an event that was nothing short of a triumph – their annual Job Fair.

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The job fair helped many potential students find their dream job with such ease and convenience.

through the job fair, WCC brought together top employers and job seekers to create meaningful connections.

Job seekers who attended the job fair expressed gratitude for the opportunity to network with top employers in their fields.

The essence of any job fair lies in its ability to bridge the gap between aspiring individuals and prospective employers. With this year’s event, WCC went above and beyond, curating a platform where dreams met opportunities. From healthcare to hospitality, accounting to education, a diverse array of industries converged under one roof, offering a myriad of career pathways for their ambitious students and alumni.

WCC takes pride themselves on empowering the workforce of tomorrow. The Job Fair served as a testament to this commitment, with over 100 esteemed employers in attendance, ready to engage with their talented pool of graduates. From established corporations to budding startups, each exhibitor brought forth unique opportunities, igniting the aspirations of their attendees and paving the way for promising career trajectories.

Beyond the exchange of resumes and business cards, the Job Fair was a hub of networking, learning, and growth that offered invaluable insights into industry trends, professional development, and career advancement strategies. Students and job seekers alike seized the opportunity to expand their horizons, build connections, and glean wisdom from seasoned professionals.

With over 2,200 attendees, countless meaningful interactions, and a palpable sense of enthusiasm in the air, the Job Fair exceeded all expectations.

The resounding feedback from both employers and participants alike reaffirmed the impact of this gathering, solidifying its place as a cornerstone event in their academic calendar.

With each handshake exchanged, each conversation sparked, and each connection forged, WCC inched closer to their collective vision of a brighter, more prosperous future. With this annual event, WCC remains steadfast in their commitment to nurturing talent, fostering innovation, and empowering individuals to reach new heights of success.

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he medical aesthetics market is witnessing rapid growth, driven by increasing demand for cosmetic procedures and advancements in technology. As the market continues to evolve, several key trends are shaping its future. Less invasive cosmetic procedures can help treat even the most stubborn issues like acne scars, rosacea, cellulite, stretch marks, hormone deficiencies, stubborn acne etc. So, the next time you want to plan a visit to your wellness centre, try some of these procedures and be a part of the latest trends.

Here are the top seven trends driving innovation in the medical aesthetics market.

1. Growth in Non-Invasive Procedures Non-invasive procedures are becoming increasingly popular among patients seeking aesthetic treatments. These procedures offer minimal downtime and fewer risks compared to invasive surgeries, making them attractive options for individuals looking to enhance their appearance. Noninvasive treatments such as injectables, laser therapy, and skin rejuvenation techniques are driving growth in the medical aesthetics market.

2. Technological Advancements in Aesthetic Devices Technological advancements are revolutionizing the field of medical aesthetics, with new devices and technologies constantly being developed. Advanced laser systems, radiofrequency devices, and ultrasound technologies are offering more precise and effective treatments for a variety of aesthetic concerns. These advancements are improving patient outcomes and expanding the range of treatments available in the medical aesthetics market.

3. Rise of Combination Therapies Combination therapies, which involve using multiple treatments together to achieve optimal results, are gaining popularity in the medical aesthetics market. By combining different modalities such as injectables, laser therapy, and topical treatments, practitioners can address multiple aesthetic

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concerns in a single treatment session.

Combination therapies are providing patients with more comprehensive and customized treatment options, driving growth in the market.

4. Personalization and Customization of Treatments Personalization and customization are key trends in the medical aesthetics market, with patients seeking treatments that are tailored to their unique needs and preferences. Advances in technology, such as 3D imaging and AI algorithms, are enabling practitioners to create personalized treatment plans based on each patient’s anatomy and aesthetic goals.

Personalized treatments are leading to higher patient satisfaction and better outcomes in the medical aesthetics market.

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Seva Thrift Society embarks on a new journey with the Seva Foundation

eva Thrift Society inaugurated the Seva Foundation, a milestone achievement for them as they officially announced them being a registered charity. After seven transformative years marked by expansion, adaptation, and rejuvenation, Seva Thrift Society is excited to embark on a new journey.

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Since their inception in 2016, Seva Thrift has been at the forefront of community engagement, diligently working alongside local members to identify and address pressing needs, and extending support wherever it’s most crucial.

At the heart of their mission lies the core SEVA VALUES, which guide their initiatives and actions: 4 Service and Environmental Sustainability 4 Empowerment and Equity 4 Volunteerism and Vitality of Community 4 Altruism and Appreciation Seva Thrift Society has donated $100,000 since opening in 2016 which includes as below: 4 $60,000 to the Surrey Hospital Foundation 4 $35,000 to Options Community Services to support 100 unit affordable housing for women and at-risk youth at 81st Avenue and King George Boulevard 4 $5,000 towards 3 scholarships for our outstanding student volunteers Other Seva Initiatives in the community include The Front room -Homeless Shelter , Women’s shelters in Surrey, Surrey Food Banks, Urban Source , books donated to local elementary schools, Rotary Club literacy drive; Dress for Profession program created to support people entering workforce; Refugee Program supporting new refugees with clothes and household items; the residents at the Oppenheimer Park (provided blankets, shoes, jackets); and the Fairy Godmother’s Foundation (donation of grad clothing for students who face adversity and still manage to graduate).

Seva Thrift Society has also worked in partnership with several programs in Surrey and Delta including the Delta School District, Sources Community Resource Centres Peering into Employment Program , and WorkBC. Seva Thrift Society and its board members and volunteers expressed gratitude to the incredible community, supporters, volunteers, and partners without whose support this milestone wouldn’t have been possible.

To learn more about Seva Thrift, please visit: www. sevathrift.ca

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Satbir S. Cheema

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of leadership excellence at PICS Society Satbir Cheema, President and CEO, commemorates 26 years of dedicated service and visionary leadership at PICS.

atbir embarked on his journey in the field of community service with a strong educational foundation. In 1981, he earned his Engineering Degree from Punjab Engineering College (PEC) in Chandigarh, India. His pursuit of knowledge led him to Canada in 1988, where he completed his Masters in Business Administration at the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg. After a brief stint in India, Satbir returned to Canada as a landed immigrant in 1994, setting the stage for his impactful career.

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Throughout his tenure, Satbir has exemplified commitment and loyalty to the organization, starting as a frontline staff and quickly working his way up as Supervisor, Manager, Director and finally as CEO when his mentor, coach, leader and role model, Mr. Charanpal Gill retired in 2017. Striving for excellence, he has always empowered and nurtured his team, first as Director of Employment Programs and Planning, and later on as the CEO, allowing everyone to think outside the box and be creative and innovative to take the organization to unprecedented heights, and evolving into a beacon of success and excellence in the industry.

Satbir’s ability to build strong relationships within the local community and with stakeholders, partners, businesses, media, elected officials, funders, and government departments has been a hallmark of his leadership. His in-depth understanding of the needs and expectations of funders, coupled with his extensive knowledge of the community social services sector, enabled him to develop and implement strategies to expand and diversify the programs and services offered by the organization.

He has methodically put together a very dedicated, committed and experienced management team that has taken PICS Society to the next level – to become the largest community organization serving the South Asian community across Canada.

Satbir’s advocacy extends beyond the local level; he has represented PICS at both regional and national levels.

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commitment to community service is further evident through his seven-year tenure as a Board member of ASPECT, three years as a Board member of Collaborate Delta, and three years as a member of the Program Advisory Committee at Vancouver Community College.

He also served as a member of the BC RCMP CO’s Cultural Diversity Advisory Committee.

Ottawa, offering a community perspective on recruiting efforts. He had earlier leveraged his connections with the Canadian Forces to the establishment of a Recruiting Office within PICS Head Office, providing South Asian community members with an opportunity to choose a career in the Canadian Forces.

Since assuming the role of CEO of PICS Society in 2017, Satbir has been tirelessly collaborating with Fraser Health Authority, BC Housing, and the Ministry of Health for the Guru Nanak Diversity Village (GNDV) project. This 125-bed long-term care facility aims to provide culturally sensitive care for seniors. He has also overseen the launch of numerous projects and community initiatives to better serve the local community.

Satbir’s journey is a testament to his unwavering commitment to community service, and his leadership continues to make a positive impact on the lives of many.

Throughout his career, Satbir has been actively involved in various community initiatives.

He played an active role in “Operation Remembrance,” a joint effort by the RCMP and Canadian Forces to commemorate 36 unmarked graves of veterans in Surrey. He also conceptualized and launched the annual ‘Drugs and Gangs Free Communities’ walk and car rally.

In 2005, Satbir initiated the annual PICS Mega Job Fair, which has grown to become British Columbia’s largest job fair, attracting over 75 exhibitors and 6000+ attendees. His

Awards and Recognitions: Satbir’s dedication and outstanding contributions have earned him several prestigious awards, including:

4 Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Medal for Community Service in 2012 4 ‘Safe Communities’ Award under the Crime Prevention and Community Safety Awards by the Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General in 2021 4 Community Crusader Award at the Darpan Extraordinary Achievement Awards in 2021 4 Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Award for Outstanding Service to the Community in 2022

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Spring is a season of renewal and new beginnings. It is the perfect time to plan and host memorable events that celebrate

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the beauty and energy of this time of year. There’s something magical about hosting an event outdoors during the springtime. The fresh air, vibrant colors, and blooming flowers create a natural backdrop that adds to the enchantment of the occasion. Whether you are planning an outdoor garden party or an indoor festival, here’s why this season brings the best of everything.

Nature coming alive Spring events offer a unique opportunity to celebrate the arrival of a new season. It’s a time when nature comes alive, and people are inspired to embrace change and new beginnings. By planning a spring event, you can harness this energy and infuse it into every aspect of your gathering.

Immerse in the beauty of the season One of the key benefits of hosting a spring event is the ability to take advantage of the great outdoors. With the weather becoming milder, you can choose from a wide range of outdoor venues such as gardens, parks, or even rooftop terraces. These natural settings provide a picturesque backdrop for your event and allow guests to fully immerse themselves in the beauty of the season.

Bounty of seasonal delights Another reason why spring events are so popular is the abundance of fresh produce and seasonal flavors.

From vibrant fruits and vegetables to delicate herbs and aromatic flowers, spring offers a bounty of culinary delights. Incorporating these seasonal ingredients into your menu can elevate the dining experience and leave a lasting impression on your guests.

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pring is the season of change and it brings with it a lot of hope, cheer and vibrancy.

As the season shifts, it’s the ideal moment to add spark into your living space. Adding h of color, large floral prints, beautiful dery, and vibrant patterns can bring uty of nature indoors. These elements y add life to your abode by uplifting the hey also create a bright atmosphere for and guests.

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burst of seasonal charm burst of seasonal charm with an entirely ring-inspired collection of décor items ng centerpieces, and décor accents that add ness and energy. Create a cozy retreat by up a flower vase, table lamp and interesting ieces. To add even more charm, layer area a variety of textures and patterns. Not they provide warmth and depth to your

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floors, but they also create an inviting and snug atmosphere, perfect for savoring the delights of the changing season.

Infuse freshness of the season For your home to exude spring, you can infuse freshness in many ways. Start with introducing some cool and comforting wall art that is perfect for spring. Think in terms of artworks/wall prints in soft hues exuding spring vibes. Bring in natural elements such as woven baskets, wooden accents, or stone décor. These can add warmth and a touch of the outdoors to your home. However, should you be willing to include a piece of décor to your abode, we suggest going for Ottomans. From the vibrant Moroccan poufs to the minimalist Japanese zabutons, these seating and footrest solutions showcase unique design elements and reflect the rich heritage of their respective cultures. These vibrant Ottomans could be one of the coolest décor updates for spring.

Switch to lighter hues With the arrival of spring, why not give our houses a little makeover? Start by switching out darker furniture pieces for lighter ones, white or soft hues, to bring a peppy vibe into our space, making it feel brighter and more open. Also, don’t neglect your outdoor area! Dressing it up with weather-resistant furniture like cozy wicker chairs or elegant teak dining sets will make it the perfect spot for soaking up the sunshine.

Consider adding floral prints to your décor.

Whether it’s through throw pillows, bedding, or even wall art, these little touches can brighten up a room and add a hint of. For a personal touch, why not create a gallery wall? Mix and match artwork, photographs, and mirrors to add visual curiosity and identity to your space. For textiles, go for natural fibers like cotton, linen, or bamboo. They are breathable and eco-friendly, and also bring a snug vibe to your home.

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Spring eye allergies?

Expert tips from your local eye doctor As the spring season begins to bloom, so do the challenges for those prone to eye allergies.

he transition from winter to spring brings about a surge in pollen and other airborne allergens, triggering uncomfortable symptoms such as itching, redness, and watering of the eyes. This phenomenon, commonly known as seasonal allergic conjunctivitis, affects millions worldwide.

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In British Columbia, the springtime allergies primarily include pollen from trees like alder, birch, and maple, as well as grasses and various flowering plants. This airborne pollen can swiftly irritate the eyes, leading to itching, redness, and watering, making outdoor activities less enjoyable for many.

Fortunately, there are several strategies to help manage springtime eye allergies: Cold compresses: Apply cold compresses to your closed eyelids to reduce itching, redness, and inflammation. A clean, damp cloth or a cold eye mask can provide soothing relief.

Cold compresses also help constrict blood vessels, reducing swelling and discomfort.

directly in the eyes. They can provide more targeted relief than oral medications and are typically more effective at controlling allergy symptoms.

Avoid rubbing your eyes: Resist the urge to rub your eyes, as this can worsen symptoms and increase irritation. Rubbing can also introduce additional allergens and bacteria, leading to further discomfort and potential eye infections.

Practice good eyelid hygiene to remove allergens and debris that may contribute to irritation.

By following these tips, you can minimize the impact of springtime eye allergies and enjoy the season to its fullest. Remember to consult your eye doctor for personalized advice and treatment options.

Whether you’re celebrating Vaisakhi or simply enjoying the beauty of spring, taking care of your eyes ensures a clear and comfortable outlook on the season ahead.

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Proper lid hygiene: Practice good eyelid hygiene to remove allergens and debris that may contribute to irritation. Use a gentle cleanser recommended by your optometrist to clean your eyelids daily. This helps prevent allergens from accumulating and reduces the risk of eye infections.

Artificial tears (AT) for washing: Use preservative-free artificial tears to rinse your eyes and flush out allergens. This can help alleviate symptoms by removing irritants and soothing the eyes. Make sure to choose artificial tears specifically labeled as preservative-free to avoid further irritation.

Prescription eye drops: Consult with your healthcare provider or optometrist about prescription eye drops to help calm itching and reduce inflammation. These eye drops often contain antihistamines or mast cell stabilizers to target allergic reactions

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All you need to

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springtime allergies pring means flower buds and blooming trees — and if you are one of the millions of people who have seasonal allergies, it also means sneezing, congestion, a runny nose and other bothersome symptoms.

Seasonal allergies — also called hay fever and allergic rhinitis — can make you miserable. Allergies occur when your immune system reacts to a foreign substance — such as pollen, bee venom or pet dander — or a food that doesn’t cause a reaction in most people.

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Pollen Allergy season in Vancouver has started earlier this year because of the warm winter and above average springtime temperatures.

Here are some important details to help you navigate the season of springtime allergies.

Symptoms Allergy symptoms, which depend on the substance involved, can affect your airways, sinuses and nasal passages, skin, and digestive system.

Allergic reactions can range from mild to severe. In some severe cases, allergies can trigger a life-threatening reaction known as anaphylaxis.

Hay fever, also called allergic rhinitis, can cause: 4Sneezing 4 Itching of the nose, eyes or roof of the mouth 4Runny, stuffy nose 4 Watery, red or swollen eyes (conjunctivitis) Risk factors You might be more likely to develop an allergy if you:

Pollen Allergy season in Vancouver has started earlier this year because of the warm winter and above average springtime temperatures. Here are some important details to help you navigate the season of springtime allergies.

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4 Have a family history of asthma or allergies, such as hay fever, hives or eczema 4Are a child 4 Have asthma or another allergic condition Diagnosis To evaluate whether you have an allergy, your doctor will likely: 4 Ask detailed questions about signs and symptoms 4Perform a physical exam 4 Have you keep a detailed diary of symptoms and possible triggers.

4 Skin test: A doctor or nurse will prick your skin and expose you to small amounts of the proteins found in potential allergens. If you are allergic, you will likely develop a raised bump (hive) at the test location on your skin.

4 Blood test. Specific IgE (sIgE) blood testing, commonly called radioallergosorbent test (RAST) or ImmunoCAP testing, measures the amount of allergy-causing antibodies in your bloodstream, known as immunoglobulin E (IgE) antibodies. A blood sample is sent to a medical laboratory, where it can be tested for evidence of sensitivity to possible allergens.

Here’s how you can reduce your exposure to allergy triggers To reduce your exposure to the things that trigger your allergy signs and

symptoms (allergens): 4 Stay indoors on dry, windy days.

The best time to go outside is after a good rain, which helps clear pollen from the air.

4 Delegate lawn mowing, weed pulling and other gardening chores that stir up allergens.

4 Remove clothes you have worn outside and shower to rinse pollen from your skin and hair.

4 Do not hang laundry outside — pollen can stick to sheets and towels.

4 Wear a pollen mask if you do outside chores.

Take extra steps when pollen counts are high Seasonal allergy signs and symptoms can flare up when there’s a lot of pollen in the air. These steps can help you reduce your exposure:

Check your local TV or radio station, your local newspaper, or the Internet for pollen forecasts and current pollen levels.

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RED FM

honors Prof Kashmira Singh for his unmatched contribution

Prof Kashmira Singh with RED FM staff From Left to right: Gurvinder Sanghera, Kulwinder Sanghera, Jassi Dhillon, Delpreet Bains. Harjinder Thind, Pooja Sekhon, Baldev Mann, Prof Kashmira Singh, Nick Chowlia, Gurvinder Hanjra, Jasmeen Sembhi, Gagandeep Singh, Bijoy Samuel

Prof Kashmira Singh, a beacon of knowledge, wisdom, and inspiration, was honored by 93.1 & 89.1 RED FM on March 17th at Surrey’s Aria Banquet Hall for his continuous contribution towards the betterment of the South Asian community living in Canada and elsewhere in the world.

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Prof Kashmira Singh honored with a Gold Medal From left to right: RED FM President Kulwinder Sanghera, Surinder Sanghera, Raghbir Sanghera, Harjinder Thind, Jagdish Sanghera, Prof Kashmira Singh, Parmjit Sanghera, RED FM Vice President Bijoy Samuel

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round 500 people from all walks of life attended the event called “Sanman Samagam”. Prof Kashmira Singh’s family including his wife Nirmal Gill, two sons Sunny and Russell Gill and their respective families were present at the event.

The event MC Harjinder Thind started the program with candid and brief bio of Prof Kashmira Singh, who has been an educator and a famous wrestler in India. Thereafter, RED FM’s president Kulwinder Sanghera and Vice President Bijoy Samuel said a few words. The stage was then set for Nirmal Gill, Prof Kashmira Singh’s wife, who described him as a wise and logical human being who always strives to become better and do better. Russell Gill and Sunny Gill also gave an insight into Prof Kashmira Singh’s role as a father.

Prof Kashmira Singh was honored with a Gold Medal thanking him for his contribution by Kulwinder Sanghera and other RED FM staff members. The fireside chat between Harjinder Thind and Prof Kashmira Singh gave invaluable tips to attendees on keeping families together and maintaining harmony in relationships. The program wrapped up with an inspirational speech by Prof Kashmira Singh who encouraged people to always aspire for equality at home and in society.

Over the past 25 years Prof Kashmira Singh has done numerous segments with prime time talk show host Harjinder Singh Thind on Sikhism history, religious awareness, family values, human behavior, personal development and many more. These segments have been aired on CKYE 93.1 and 89.1 RED FM and available on RED FM’s various digital platforms.

These segments have been providing invaluable guidance to the community members for over two decades.

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Beauty Tips To Get Your Skin Party Ready

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he party season is close at hand and even though you’re excited about it, your skin might not feel the same way. We can see why. Wearing makeup daily, consistent late nights and plenty of alcohol and sweet treats through the holidays can leave skin feeling fatigued, looking dull and breaking out. That’s why before it even begins, get your beauty arsenal ready with these skincare tips and products to keep your face looking fresh and feeling healthy through the season.

1. Never Skip Makeup Removal The importance of makeup removal can never be skipped past. No matter how late it gets, makeup must be removed, especially before sleeping otherwise it will

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accumulate on the skin which can clog pores and lead to breakouts.

2. Find The Right Fit Finding makeup that works for your skin type is incredibly important. Since you’re wearing makeup more often at this time of year, the right makeup will work more cohesively with your skin to last longer and feel more comfortable in it.

3. Hydrate A Little Extra To make good on the hours you aren’t hydrating your skin, make sure you give it an added dose of nourishment whenever possible. Do this by drinking a lot of water through the day, moisturizing before applying makeup and using a hydrating face mask when possible.

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Strategic steps to homeownership:

Aman Duggal’s exclusive insights

As we gear up to celebrate the vibrant festival of Vaisakhi, it’s the perfect time to embark on your journey towards homeownership. And who better to guide you through this exciting venture than Aman Duggal from Duggal Mortgages?

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or this special edition, we’ve teamed up with Aman Duggal to bring you valuable insights that will empower you to take those crucial steps towards owning your dream home.

With the housing market bustling and opportunities aplenty, now is the time to evaluate whether you’re ready to start climbing the property ladder. But fret not, because Aman has put together a handy checklist to help you navigate this exciting yet sometimes overwhelming journey.

First things first, are you financially prepared? Aman advises taking a close look at your finances and ensuring you have a solid understanding of your budget. From there, you can determine what type of mortgage best suits your needs and explore potential down payment options. But it’s not just about the numbers – Aman emphasizes the importance of doing your homework.

Researching different neighborhoods, understanding market trends, and seeking guidance from professionals are all essential steps in making informed decisions about your

future home. And let’s not forget about the importance of finding the right mortgage lender.

Aman Duggal, Founder of Duggal Mortgages says, “As we celebrate the spirit of Vaisakhi, it’s the perfect time to ask yourself: Are you ready to embark on the exciting journey of homeownership? My comprehensive checklist serves as a strategic roadmap, empowering individuals to make informed decisions and navigate the intricacies of the property market with confidence and clarity.”

Aman stresses the value of working with a trusted advisor who can offer personalized guidance and support every step of the way. After all, buying a home is one of the biggest investments you’ll ever make – why not have someone in your corner who truly cares about your success?

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Emotional justice:

A journey of healing and support through intimacy powerful tool in the search for healing is intimacy. A profoundly healing process starts when two people welcome meaningful moments of connection and open themselves to one another. Suppressed blocks of emotion eventually come to the surface when our communication channels open up and our vulnerabilities are revealed. As we learn from the past and go forward with greater resilience, this opens up space for basic healing and growth. Intimacy can exist in contexts other than romantic partnerships and doesn’t necessarily appear the same.

We can discover a method to re-establish equilibrium in body and soul through the intimacy of attentive talks with friends or loved ones, or even through creative expressions like painting or music.

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To establish an unwavering love for oneself, we must first seek out an authentic, close relationship. Because of a lack of self-acceptance, we frequently limit our ability to connect intimately with those around us and even struggle in our relationships. Accepting everything about ourselves, flaws and strengths included, makes room for meaningful friendships to develop.

To start and sustain a good relationship, connect attentively with your spouse.

This can ease tension, enhance communication, and increase emotional closeness.

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Choose a Sustainable BC Wine to Celebrate

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n April 22, after engaging in eco-friendly activities, celebrate Earth Day with a sustainable wine from Okanagan Crush Pad (OCP) in Summerland, British Columbia. CP, home to Haywire and Garnet Valley Ranch and the brands Free Form and Narrative, exemplifies the growing trend of earthfriendly winemaking in BC. This practice champions environmental protection and resource conservation by minimizing chemical use, enhancing biodiversity, managing water efficiently, reducing energy use, and cutting carbon emissions through renewable energy and carbon offsetting.

OCP’s commitment to sustainability is deeply rooted, reflecting values of environmental stewardship akin to those upheld by individuals with South Asian heritage, emphasizing harmony with nature. Notably, OCP is the first Canadian winery to join the International Wineries for Climate Action (IWCA), undertaking rigorous environmental audits to fulfill ambitious goals like a 33% reduction in emissions by 2030 and achieving net-zero by 2050.

Their pioneering adoption of Fortis BC’s Renewable Natural

Gas (RNG) program and shift to lightweight packaging illustrate significant strides towards reducing their environmental impact.

Moreover, OCP’s implementation of sustainable agricultural practices, endorsed by Salmon Safe, showcases their holistic approach to sustainability, mirroring principles of minimal environmental impact and ecological balance valued in South Asian cultures.

As we observe Earth Day, OCP stands as a beacon of how traditional respect for the earth can integrate with contemporary winemaking, demonstrating that high-quality wine production can harmoniously coexist with profound environmental responsibility.

Celebrating one of these BC wines not only supports local, sustainable winemaking but also honours the earth, reflecting a

commitment to preserving our planet for future generations.

Narrative XC Sparkling 2021 Crafted from Auxerrois and Chardonnay sourced from Naramata, this sparkling wine, named “XC” for its 90 days in charmat tanks, offers a complex fermentation process involving concrete, stainless steel, and large barrels to enhance palate complexity while maintaining freshness. It bursts with pineapple and rich tropical fruits, complemented by enticing floral notes. The rich, creamy palate is highlighted by a delicate mousse and refined length. Eco-consciously packaged in lightweight glass with a pressureresistant stelvin closure, it’s an exemplary choice for the environmentally aware wine enthusiast.

Free Form Riesling 2020 Shaped by the unique terroir of Garnet Valley Ranch, this organic Riesling reflects the essence of Okanagan Valley, BC. Grown on volcanic soil, it reveals Granny Smith apples, tropical citrus, and mandarin pith, leading to a refreshing creamsicle texture balanced with fine Okanagan tension. Fermented naturally in stainless tanks, it pairs wonderfully with cheeses. Its sustainability extends to packaging, with a label printed on pollutionfree stone paper.

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n the bustling city of Chandigarh, Anil Kanwar laid the foundation of his athletic journey during his school days. Little did he know that the passion for sports cultivated back then would weave through the tapestry of his life, guiding him through an extraordinary path.

After completing MBA in 2002, he took an unexpected turn into the world of finance, joining ICICI bank ltd. Twelve years within the financial sector saw him rise through the ranks to the role of Regional Head Sales. Yet, his heart yearned for a different kind of challenge. Fast forward to the present, and he found himself as a Small Business Manager at TD Bank in Canada, a transition that not only changed his professional landscape but reignited the athlete within. The multicultural canvas of Canada became the backdrop for a new chapter in his sporting endeavors.

His athletic journey is not without its share of challenges. It is his sincere hope that this narrative serves as motivation for others to embrace a healthy lifestyle and embark on the transformative journey of staying active through exercise.

He wants the world to know that the year 20232024 stands out as a monumental year in his story wherein he has completed 3 half marathons — Seattle Half Marathon , Fort Langley Half Marathon and Cherry Blossom Half Marathon, and the formidable Gran Fondo from Vancouver to Whistler, covering a staggering 122 km.

already packed with exciting challenges. He is set to tackle two full marathons – the prestigious BMO and Seattle Marathons.

The adventure continues with 4 Gran Fondos traversing Vancouver, Cypress, and Whistler spanning 153 km each, the Penticton Gran Fondo covering another challenging 150 km, Victoria Gran Fondo 150 km and Applewood Langley Gran Fondo which spans 120 km.

He gives his heartfelt thanks to his unwavering support system – his wife Manisha and kids Aryan, Archit & Jiya. He says his journey is not complete without friends who have been his pillars of strength throughout this journey.

Anil’s special appreciation goes out to the entire PRC club for fostering an environment that encourages growth, camaraderie, and pushing boundaries.

Here’s to the pursuit of new milestones, overcoming challenges, and inspiring others to lead healthier, more active lives. Let’s make 2024 a year of triumphs and shared victories!

He also does Grouse Grind hike almost every weekend, but the monumental thing is he did this Grind 5 times in one day back to back this year.

Looking ahead to the coming year, his calendar is

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Brace yourself for Canada Cup on April 20th

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race yourselves for an unmatched show as the Bhullar family hosts the Canada Cup, a monumental live show featuring Boxing, Kickboxing, Wrestling and MMA on April 20th at the Sungod Arena in North Delta.

The show promises to be an electrifying experience for attendees of all ages. The Bhullar family itself has made a name in the sports world with the success of Arjan Bhullar, a long-time athlete gaining name from wrestling in the Olympic Games and his UFC fights. His cousin Jag Bhullar will look to continue the family success as one of the main attractions at the Canada Cup. With over 3,000 enthusiastic spectators anticipated at the venue, this event featuring a dynamic blend of entertainment along with world-class athleticism promises to be a highlight of this year. Expected on the VIP guest list are members of the Vancouver Canucks and BC Lions, multiple Olympians, and various political figures and community members.

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World ranked athletes from six different countries will be competing on April 20th, including Josh Jauncey, number two ranked Kickboxer in the world; Eric Basran, Commonwealth Games Bronze Medalist; Boxer Jesse Arnett, a title holder in the UAE league for MMA. Highlights of the evening include a Red Carpet entrance, full gala table seating for 10 (based on purchase), a live DJ and live fight! Attendees can also explore an array of company booths, indulge in food and beverage available through concession stands in the arena stands!

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o be fair, the Canadian Rockies have other top places such as Jasper, Kootenay, or Yoho National Park and many more provincial parks that were also blessed by turquoise lakes mirroring snow-capped jagged peaks around, but Banff National Park still stands above them all.

The Banff area is a huge playground that seems like a paradise to all outdoor enthusiasts. Hiking and biking trails in the summer, cross-country tracks together with ski resorts opened in the winter, the landscape dotted with hundreds of lakes, glaciers, forests, and the never-ending mountainous scenery, no wonder that Banff National Park has been a UNESCO designated area since 1985.

Planning a trip to Banff can be almost overwhelming, especially if you only have limited time at your disposal! To help you save some time, we’ve put together a few suggestions.

Exploring the turquoise lakes and majestic mountains in

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Summer in Banff and Lake Louise is all about sunshine, mountain adventures, and moments full of vibrant beauty. Take a trip to this picturesque destination this summer and be wowed by the spectacular beauty of mountains, lakes, and valleys nestled in the area.

What to do: WANDER AROUND THE TOWN OF BANFF The town’s main thoroughfare, Banff Avenue, is teeming with boutiques and restaurants. With the impressive Cascade Mountain looming in the background, you will feel like you have stepped into a picture postcard.

Plan your trip Getting there: Banff National Park is located 80 miles west of Calgary. Calgary’s international airport is serviced by major national and international carriers with multiple flights arriving daily. From the airport, rent a car and take Trans-Canada 1 west from Calgary straight into the park, through Banff and Lake Louise.

A direct bus service from the airport or downtown Calgary is also available to Banff and Lake Louise, as are shuttle services through tour operators.

When to go: Open year-round, Banff offers amazing wildlife viewing and sightseeing, plus plentiful shopping and dining options, any time of the year. Summer is popular for hiking, paddling, mountain biking and cycling, photography, and climbing. The best time for viewing seasonal color is fall, when the larch trees—the only coniferous trees to lose their needles in winter—turn yellow.

Get around: Visiting the park by car or tour bus is most common. In the town of Banff you can also catch the ROAM bus, a publicly accessible and environmentally friendly hybrid outfitted with wildlife information. Pick up a map or bus schedule at the Banff or Lake Louise visitor information centers. GPS guides are also available.

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NAVIGATE THROUGH HIGHWAY 1A (BANFF TO LAKE LOUISE) Along the way to Lake Louise you have a good chance of seeing wildlife beside the road, such as black bears, elk and grizzly bears. For the best chance of sightings, try to travel early in the morning or at the end of the day, when the animals come closer to the road to feed.

TAKE A HIKE TO JOHNSTON CANYON One of the most popular day hikes in Banff National Park, is 30 minutes from the Town of Banff. Its easily accessible location close to Highway 1A, as well as the beauty of Johnston Creek and its waterfalls, makes it a choice destination for visitors and hiking enthusiasts. You will be able to appreciate the power of the water as it rushes and plunges through

the canyon. This 2.2-km round-trip hike to the lower falls is considered easy (elevation gain of 30 metres) and takes about 1 hour (round trip).

DO NOT MISS THE CAVE AND BASIN NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE Cave and Basin is the birthplace of Canada’s National Park system, created in the early 1900s after three railway workers stumbled upon a cave full of “liquid gold” in 1883.

Pay a visit to this fascinating site with more than 13,000 years of history, where you will have the chance to walk through a magnificent underground cave and admire its natural beauty. Experience nature, culture and history and learn about the origins of the region’s hot springs. You can even dip your hands in the steamy mineral waters.

The site offers free discovery tours led by naturalist guides. You can also take a guided lantern tour after dark (Saturday nights from June to September).

GONDOLA TO SULPHUR MOUNTAIN The Banff Gondola will whisk you up to the summit of Sulphur Mountain, an elevation of 2,281 metres, in just 8 minutes, where you will experience jaw-dropping mountain views. Take in the 360o panoramas from the observation deck or take a stroll along the Ridgetop Boardwalk where the views get better with every step. To avoid the crowds in the high season, it is best to take the Gondola before 11 am or after 5 pm.

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HIKING ON SULPHUR MOUNTAIN Hiking enthusiasts may prefer to take the 5.5-kilometre trail (one way) with an elevation gain of 655 metres (a 4 hour round trip). The trail starts from Upper Hot Springs, 1 Mountain Avenue, Banff.

VISIT THE UPPER HOT SPRINGS Soak in the steamy hot mineral waters where travelers have come to “take the waters” for more than a century. Upper Hot Springs is a public pool filled with natural hot springs water. Located just outside of Banff on the slopes of Sulphur Mountain, the springs offer spectacular views of the Bow Valley, from an elevation of 1,585 metres. Early in the morning is the best time for a truly relaxing experience!

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GETTING AROUND BANFF For the sake of the environment and to avoid parking problems, take advantage of Banff’s public transit options: 4Roam Public Transit services the Town of Banff and popular Banff Attractions (roamtransit.com). The hybrid Roam buses cover several routes including: 4Roam Route 1, providing service to Upper Hot Springs and Sulphur Mountain (Banff Gondola) from Banff Avenue 4Roam Route 2, providing service between Tunnel (Village I and Village II), downtown Banff and the Banff Springs Hotel 4Roam Route 4, providing service between the Banff Train Station and Cave and Basin Historic Site Where to eat: WILD FLOUR BANFF’S ARTISAN BAKERY CAFÉ This bustling bakery is a favourite gathering spot for locals and visitors alike.

Open for breakfast and lunch, it offers excellent value for money. Customers come for the artisan bread, freshly-baked pastries and organic, local, healthy, and nourishing food. For breakfast, try the breakfast frittata sandwich or the housemade granola with a great cup of coffee. At lunch, a tantalizing array of fresh soups, salads and sandwiches will make your mouth water.

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This breezy crew will win your hearts

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irector: Rajesh A Krishnan Cast: Tabu, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Kriti Sanon, Kapil Sharma Diljeet Dosanjh and Saswat Chatterjee Music: John

Stewart Eduri Cinematography: Anuj Rakesh Dhawan Duration: 122 minutes Rating: *** By: Arnab Banerjee Hindi cinema has not written very many lead female characters who have careers, although to be fair to scriptwriters, many of the roles for women have been full of substance.

And depth.

comedy film Crew starring Tabu, Kareena Kapoor Khan and Kriti Sanon playing the leads.

Until their peaceful lives take a dramatic turn, all seems to be fine with the three rather glamorous women -- Geetu (Tabu), Jasmine Kohli (Kapoor Khan) and Divya Rana (Sanon), who are a part of an airline crew aged between the 20s and the 40s -- when they are unexpectedly caught in a difficult situation orchestrated by someone with ulterior motives. Now, they are trapped in a never-ending struggle, desperately trying to break free.

The owner of the airlines is Vijay Walia (Saswat Chatterjee). No prizes for guessing who he is modelled on!)

Vijay Mallya, the ex-chairman of Kingfisher -- a brand that offered a line of beverages and an airline group -- fled India for the UK.

It is thoroughly interesting therefore to walk into a movie that is about the story of not one but three diligent friends who are working as cabin crew for the fictional Kohinoor Airlines.

Walia in the film leads a luxurious life and cons his way all the way while all along putting up a respectable front that commands tremendous admiration and deference.

Director Rajesh Krishnan helms a 122-minute joy ride in his heist

The airline’s staff hasn’t been paid for a year and the three women -- as also

other 4,000 members of the company -- increasingly get impatient. A young mother cries her heart out to share that her daughter’s school fees has not been paid and that the school principal may rusticate the child.

Geeta has been the bread winner in her family while her loving husband Arun (Kapil Sharma) lives off her. As their in-flight supervisor, she is older than the rest, is tired of working so hard and is waiting for her provident fund to be cleared so that they move to Goa and start life afresh as a restaurateur.

Senior flight attendant Jasmine bonds well with her maternal grandfather (Kulbhushan Kharbanda) after her parents passed away. A sucker for life and money, she dreams of a life that’s rosy all the way. Divya Rana (Sanon) is the most educated of the lot and is a trained pilot.

When recession hit the world, she had to settle for a job as a flight attendant though she lies to her family that she has a job as a captain with the airlines. They all work very hard and their daily woes turn all the more unbearable when they don’t get their due on time.

Things hit rock bottom when they discover that their debt-ridden airline is on the verge of bankruptcy. And the three desperate women look for desperate measures to survive and fulfil their aspirations. for survival.

And they resort to crime. The best part of the storyline credited to Nidhi Mehra and Mehul Suri is the element of unapologetic behavior of the three who by the way, could pass off as sexy ramp models.

The film has its wild moments throughout, but after taking off with a lot of promise, it slides to a tepid landing. Nevertheless, it’s honest, breezy and a joyride!

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‘Godzilla x Kong The New Empire’: An unmissable marvel

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irector: Adam Wingard Cast: Rebecca Hall, Brian Tyree Henry, Dan Stevens, Rachel House, Kaylee Hottle Duration: 115 minutes Rating: ***

It doesn’t matter if you are team Kong or team Godzilla, because the latest ‘Godzilla x Kong’ film has something for fans of both these Monsterverse Titans. Derived from its predecessors, director Adam Wingard sets up a monster-verse like never before. For anyone who has followed these warring giants in prequels leading up to the big collab, the best is saved for the latest release.

From the VFX, fight scenes to the emotional trajectory of Kong and Jia (Kaylee Hottle), everything is amplified over 10 times.

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The story is simple. There is a fight to save Hollow Earth (a place inside the Earth’s core where life has been preserved and protected from mankind’s destruction), where Kong lives and is threatened by the Skar King, an evil ape gone rogue. But to save Hollow Earth, Kong needs to summon his nemesis, Godzilla, to confront the army of villains in an epic battle.

There is also the mother-daughter duo of Dr Ilene Andrews (Rebecca Hall) and Jia, who are at the centre of helping Kong make sure he’s not alone at his job. What makes the film even more fun is the fact that there is something for every Kong/Godzilla fan. You get to see new creatures battle with the old.

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When Eva Mendes was smitten by Ryan Gosling after their first meeting

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ctress Eva Mendes spoke about meeting her partner and actor Ryan Gosling when they made their 2012 movie ‘The Place Beyond the Pines’. “I’ve never experienced anything like that,” she said of working with her now-partner on the Today show. “The way he works, his commitment to his craft, how he wants to make everything as best as it can be — and that means making his costars as best as they can be. Unfortunately — or fortunately — there’s only one Ryan, so I pretty much stopped acting after that,” she added.

Mendes and Gosling started dating after meeting on set. The two, who are private about their relationship, share two daughters together. The couple welcomed their first child, Esmeralda Amada, in September 2014, and then had Amada Lee in April 2016. Mendes also spoke about taking a step back from acting after more than a decade onscreen not being a difficult decision to make.

“It was like a no-brainer. I’m so lucky, and I was like, if I could have this time with my children — and I still work, I just didn’t act, because acting takes you on location,” she said. “It takes you away. It was almost just like a non-verbal agreement that it was like, ‘Okay, he’s going to work and I’m going to work. I’m just going to work here’,” she added.

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Why healthy relationships are

so important C onsequently, there are many ways in which healthy relationships with our parents, spouses, siblings help us grow and sustain ourselves. These involve making time for each other, remembering details about each other’s lives, and sharing without fear of judgement.

Here are some reasons why it is crucial to have healthy relationships in your life.

1. You heal better Healthy relationships provide the emotional support one needs to make it out of chronic illness and recovering from surgery or other procedures. Studies show that people with a partner or spouse are much more likely to heal after procedures like heart surgery, as well as live longer with chronic illness. This isn’t only due to the physical care they get, but because of the emotional support they receive in the form of motivation and encouragement.

2. You act healthier overall People who care about you and express these feelings actively and healthily encourage you to be healthier. This may be by adopting a better lifestyle, eating better and exercising more often, and practicing mindfulness and gratefulness.

The best example of this is how our mothers taught us healthier habits for life.

3. You have a sense of purpose Feeling lonely, dejected, unwanted are all signs of lack of a purpose. Such a mindset can be incredibly damning, but healthy relationships remind one that they are needed and appreciated. This leads to a sense of purpose and reminds you that you belong in a world. Studies suggest that a greater sense of purpose can improve longevity as well.

4. You stress less With healthy relationships around them, we are less likely to stress over things, as our friends and family remind us of how fickle these are, and we always survive the worst. Moreover, healthy relationships actually reduce the production of cortisol in one’s body. Cortisol is a stress hormone,

Relationships with other individuals are what keep us alive and grounded. Human beings are social creatures, and to crave company is not only normal, it is also important for our physiological and mental well being. The lack of relationships that allow us to communicate, vent, listen, trust and respect, and share mutually threaten our sanity and stability can be depressing. and its decrease reduces how much stress a person experiences due to external factors.

5. You live longer Studies have revealed that people with healthy relationships in their life live longer than those who do not. The impact of not having healthy and sustainable relationships has even been compared to smoking thirteen cigarettes a day!

This is due to the reduced stress, the improvement in one’s lifestyle, the emotional and spiritual support people receive due to healthy relationships, and more.

A bane of the present generation is the glorification of living and surviving alone; no human being can live by themselves without healthy associations with other people. This attitude is not only unhealthy, it is dangerous. Healthy relationships are important for all of us, and we should strive to build more of them with our families and friends.

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Holi celebratio Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Bulgari’s global ambassador, embraced the spirit of the Maison at the gathering.

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he private residence of the Ambani family - Antilia saw a vibrant gala of Holi in Mumbai. The Magnificent Roman High Jeweler, Bulgari also known as the master of colored gemstones, celebrated the Indian festival of Colors, with ‘A Roman Holi’ co-hosted with Isha M. Ambani, Director, Reliance Industries Limited. The evening was an ode to Bulgari’s love for India and its deep connection to its rich cultural heritage.

Highlighting rubies, sapphires, emeralds, amethysts, pearls, diamonds, citrines and peridots.

Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Bulgari’s global ambassador, embraced the spirit of the Maison at the gathering. She said, “Holi is one of my favorite festivals, and I’m thrilled to be celebrating it with Bulgari as ‘A Roman Holi,’ a concept that beautifully blends innovation with the rich traditions of both India and Italy. This event holds a special place in my heart as Bulgari’s Heritage Collection draws inspiration from the Navratna, uniting the celebrated cultures and traditions of India and Italy on a global stage. Bulgari’s dedication to diversity and its practice of imbibing cultural heritage to craft its legacy has always resonated with me. I am looking forward to witnessing how we can serve as inspirations to build a heritage that elevates the grandeur of both countries.”

For this special occasion, Bulgari featured nine varieties of necklaces from its Heritage Collection, inspired by the Navratna, a talisman connected to Indian astrology, expressing Maison’s love for colored gemstones.

Highlighting rubies, sapphires, emeralds, amethysts, pearls, diamonds, citrines and peridots.

Exceptional creations from the 1980s embody Italian craftsmanship and a daring tribute to colors.

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The evening unfolded with immersive experiences that connected the art of color with the brilliance of precious stones. Jasleen Royal’s mesmerising live performance had set a vibrant mood for the evening.

Amongst the other attendees who graced the event were Jean Christophe Babin, CEO of Bulgari, and Lucia Silvestri, Bulgari Creative Director of Jewellery, ‘Andhadhun’ star, and a friend of the Maison, Ayushmann Khurrana, fashion icon Athiya Shetty, the ‘Dhak Dhak Girl’ Madhuri Dixit, actress and fitness enthusiast Shilpa Shetty.

Thrilled with the success of the evening, Jean Christophe Babin, CEO of Bulgari shared, “The relationship India has with jewelry goes beyond aesthetic appeal. It is a form of expression that connects the past with the present. The concept of ‘A Roman Holi’ ties in all these nuances through colors and celebration. Highlighting our heritage collection of colored gemstones in the aura of Holi paying tribute to Indian Navratna was an exhilarating moment for us.”

‘A Roman Holi’ aims to forge an enduring tie between India and the Maison that will lend endless creative expressions. By IANS Life

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ou see, for the longest time, I was on the front lines as a specialist doctor, pouring my heart into the well-being and health of others. The compassion, understanding, and commitment I learned in the medical field? Well, they’ve seamlessly transitioned into my role as a realtor. It’s all about connecting with people on a personal level, offering care and attention that goes beyond just buying or selling a house.

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North Surrey Auto Mall | 15383 Guildford Drive, Surrey, BC | 604-584-1311 | JPVolkswagenSurrey.com *2024 Volkswagen ID.4 starts from $52,308 including freight & PDI ($2,100), dealer administration fee ($500), dealer preparation charge ($585), interior protection package ($395), wheel lock package ($100), air conditioning levy ($100), and environmental levies (up to $32.50). Taxes are extra. **Limited time 2.99% finance rate up to a 36-month term is available through Volkswagen Finance, on approved credit, based on a new and unregistered 2024 ID.4 model. ¹The 2024 ID.4 qualifies for up to $5,000 in federal EV incentive for zeroemission vehicles. Qualifying customers may also be eligible for a provincial CleanBC Go Electric EV rebate of up to $4,000. Federal EV incentives and provincial EV rebates are offered and administered by the respective governments and are subject to change or cancellation at any time without notice. Federal EV Incentive and Provincial EV Rebate information is provided for informational purposes only. Federal EV Incentives and Provincial EV Rebates are offered and administered by the respective governments and are subject to change or cancellation at any time without notice. We do not guarantee and make no representation on your eligibility for Federal EV Incentive or Provincial EV Rebates or on the actual amounts. Conditions and limitations apply. †2-year VW Prepaid Maintenance Plan provided at no additional cost with purchase or lease of a new, unregistered 2024 ID.4 model. Plan covers regular maintenance appointments (for services recommended by VW) within 2 years or 30,000 km (whichever occurs first). Offer is nonexchangeable for cash. */**/¹/†/‡Some conditions and restrictions may apply. Errors and omissions excepted. Offers are subject to change or cancellation without notice. Offers end May 30, 2024. Vehicle may be factory ordered via Volkswagen Canada. Vehicles shown solely for purposes of illustration, and may not be equipped exactly as shown. Please see Jim Pattison Volkswagen Surrey for complete details. Dealer #31297.

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