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TORONTO:Indo-Canadian filmmaker Brinda Murlidhar is basking in the aftermath of her debut film Knot Not!
Premiered in October, the film is many sub-themes rolled into one – it is about the transplantation of Indian culture in foreign lands, it is cross-cultural conflicts in the homes of the diaspora community,
MISSISSAUGA: Police are looking for a missing Punjabi man who was last seen on October 28.
According to Peel Regional Police, 22 year-old Jasdeep Parhar was last seen on Saturday October 28 at his residence in the area of Bristol Road West and Rivergrove Road in Mississauga.
Jasdeep is six-foot-four-inch tall and weighs 200 pounds.
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TORONTO: Tanpreet Parmar, the gorgeous beauty from Delta in British Columbia, was crowned Miss India-Canada 2016 at the 26th annual beauty pageant of the Indo-Canadian community here on Saturday night.
Mandy Kaur from Toronto was the first runner-up of the pageant. Mandy was also adjudged Miss Congeniality.
Tulika Gupta from Calgary was the second runner-up.
TORONTO: The Indian Consulate General in Toronto is organizing a series of camps in various places in Ontario and Manitoba to distribute Life Certificate to Indian pensioners.
The first two camps were held at Oakville and Brampton on November 5 and 6.
While about 350 Life Certificates were issued at Oakville,
TORONTO: Taj Mahal in association with Air Canada will be presenting Miss India-Canada 2016 beauty pageant on Saturday, November 12, at the International Plaza Hotel here.
The Miss India-Canada event is unique in many ways—delegates are judged on their Evening Gown, Talent, and their ability to speak in public. The show is focused on Indian arts and culture and at the same time blending into the Canadian mosaic.
By N. Balani
TORONTO: Henry David Thoreau once said: “This world is but a canvas to our imagination.”
The special display of hand-blown glass art by the world famous Dale Chihuly at the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) in Toronto breathes new meaning into those words. For those of you who are not familiar with his work,
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TORONTO: Former Scotiabank vice chairman Sarabjit Singh Marwah has become the first Sikh to be appointed to the Canadian Senate.
Toronto-based Marwah, who retired from Scotiabank in 2015, is among six people from Ontario who have been appointed to the Senate by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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TORONTO: Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne, her Cabinet colleagues and parliamentarians joined the Indo-Canadian community in celebrating Diwali here as her government has decided to declare October as Hindu Heritage Month.
Lighting the traditional diya along with Indian consul general Dinesh Bhatia, the Ontario Premier said Diwali is the embodiment of India’s rich spiritual heritage and enlightenment.
