Feature, Interviews
MPP Harinder Malhi: Committed to public service!
Harinder Malhi is not an unknown name in the Region of Peel especially in Brampton. She has served as a Peel District School Board trustee in Brampton for about three-and-a-half years before she decided to run as a Liberal from the riding of Brampton-Springdale. And she has been successful, taking about 40 per cent of [...]
Feature, Interviews
TigerFest draws massive crowd & announce Tiger’s Hollywood debut!
BRAMPTON, ON, Canada – Because of its significant South Asian population, Canada Day celebrations in Brampton, Ontario have a very unique flavour. One of the main ingredients in that flavour is TigerFest, the annual event presented by the City of Brampton and vision of the legendary Tiger Jeet Singh and his son Tiger Ali Singh [...]
Feature, Interviews
Raghav: Making Music and Creating History
Signed to Cordova Bay Records, the 31-year-old Calgarian first came on the Canadian national radar in 2007 when the Globe and Mail profiled him as one of “Canada’s best kept secrets in the arts”. He has indeed been a ‘well kept secret’ but that depends a great deal on where you were living. If you [...]
Feature, Interviews
Dr. Mitra helps build next generation of Canadian engineers
York University’s Lassonde School of Engineering has announced the appointment of Professor Sushanta Mitra to be the new Chair of Mechanical Engineering. Alongside this Chair position, Mitra has been appointed to the newly established Kaneff Professorship in Micro and Nanotechnology for Social Innovation. Lassonde School of Engineering is truly remarkable. The inception of Lassonde School [...]
Feature, Interviews
I consider acting to be cathartic: Krystal Garib
Alberto Espinal Bob Gundu Deemed a “triple threat,” Krystal made her Broadway debut at the age of nineteen in the Andrew Lloyd Webber production of Bombay Dreams in New York City. Along with several film & television appearances (Hairspray, Good Morning America, Live with Regis & Kelly, MTV), she has also since performed in the Mirvish production of [...]
Editorial
Spanking Kids Doesn’t Work
Posted on 18 July 2014
Spanking doesn’t work. It’s a short-term solution to a problem that will never be solved instantly or with a swing of the arm. It’s dated, it’s counterproductive, and it’s time to stop claiming it is remotely as effective as people like to pretend it is. Cornell University research found that not only is spanking not [...] Continue Reading
Canadian Politics
Visa process for Indians getting simplified, says Canada Immigration Minister
Posted on 18 July 2014
Even as other western countries like the UK and the US have been tightening immigration norms for Indians, Canada would be moving towards a liberalized visa regime for Indians in all categories including work, education, business and leisure, Chris Alexander, the country’s minister for citizenship and immigration said in New Delhi on Monday. While a [...] Continue Reading
Canadian Politics
Ottawa’s refugee health-care cuts ‘cruel and unusual,’ court rules
Posted on 18 July 2014
The Conservative government’s latitude to choose its own policies was curtailed yet again on when a judge called health-care cuts for failed refugee claimants, and those from countries deemed by Ottawa to be safe, a form of “cruel and unusual treatment” and ruled them unconstitutional. The ruling by Justice Anne Mactavish of the Federal Court in [...] Continue Reading
South Asian Politics
Democracy in trouble in Pakistan
Posted on 18 July 2014
Dr. Hasan Askari Lahore The Football World Cup has ended and we know who the winner is. On August 14, a new political tournament for the Democracy-cup is starting in Pakistan and the major political parties would be competing in it. The attention is going to be focused on the disposition of Imran Khan’s Pakistan Tehrik-i-Insaf [...] Continue Reading
South Asian Politics
Afghan presidential candidates agree vote audit
Posted on 18 July 2014
Afghanistan’s two presidential election candidates have agreed to an audit in an attempt to resolve a dispute over the result of last month’s vote, US Secretary of State John Kerry has said. Both contenders, Abdullah Abdullah and Ashraf Ghani, have agreed to abide by the result. The review of all 8m ballots would begin within [...] Continue Reading
Business
Ratings agency Fitch calls for more government action in ‘overvalued’ Canadian housing market
Posted on 18 July 2014
The Canadian housing market is 20% overvalued and needs another round of government regulations to cool it, credit agency Fitch Ratings said Monday. The statement is sure to add more fuel to the fire about what’s next for the next Canadian housing market which has seen a rebound in sales after a slow winter and [...] Continue Reading
Education
Need to Succeed: Motivating Students in Your Summer School Program
Posted on 18 July 2014
By Maureen Ryan Studies show that summer school programs can have significant results. Those precious weeks offer opportunities for students to avert the dreaded summer slide, earn promotion to the next grade, or expand their knowledge through specialized camps and classes. But that potential can be lost if students don’t have the incentive to do [...] Continue Reading
Life & Style
3 Key First Steps To A Fast Post-Baby Body Recovery
Posted on 18 July 2014
1) Bind your Belly: Women have been wrapping up their torsos after delivering babies for thousands of years. Japanese women wear a “sarashi”, Latin women bind themselves with a “faja” and Malaysian women use a “bengkung”. North Americans are evidently far behind when it comes to this practice! One of my new clients started crying [...] Continue Reading
Tech & Gadgets
HTC does not see Xiaomi as a threat in India
Posted on 18 July 2014
Many smartphone makers in India are rattled by the entry of Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi, which announced its flagship phone the Mi3 for Rs.14,999. Even Asus earlier in the week modified the pricing of its ZenFones at the last moment. On Friday, when HTC launched its two new devices – the One (E8) and the Desire [...] Continue Reading
ShowBiz
`Ek Villain` hits a jackpot, Shraddha relieved
Posted on 18 July 2014
“Ek Villain” success soared up and crossed Rs.100 crore mark at the box office and brought a sigh of relief to the film’s leading lady Shraddha Kapoor. Released June 27, “EK Villain”, which came out of producer Ekta Kapoor’s stable, crossed Rs.100 crore mark at the box office. If people liked Sidharth Malhotra and Shraddha [...] Continue Reading
ShowBiz
RANBIR INTENTIONALLY DELAYING ‘ROY’?
Posted on 18 July 2014
The film ‘Roy’ may get delayed again as lead actor Ranbir Kapoor has apparently given his bulk dates to another project. The second schedule of Ranbir Kapoor-starrer Roy is slated to start around August 10. But it may be pointed out that the actor has just started shooting for Imtiaz Ali’s up-coming film, Tamasha, opposite [...] Continue Reading
ShowBiz
Is Richa Afraid of Sunny? Refused third film opposite her
Posted on 18 July 2014
After declining Ragini MMS 2” and “Tina and Lolo”, Richa Chadha has now turned down “Mastizaade”. Interestingly, all movies feature Indo-Canadian adult film star and Bollywood actress Sunny Leone, but Richa says “it’s a mere co-incidence”. “Mastizaade” is a sex comedy by Milap Zaveri. “My team and I felt that I shouldn’t be a part [...] Continue Reading
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