Feature, Interviews
Keep Raising the bar Jonita Gandhi, a raising star of Bollywood
Is it possible to adapt to the lifestyle of living in Bombay after being brought up in Canada – the answer is definitely yes, but it is not easy. I have visited India a few times since my family migrated to Canada so I knew what to expect. Still, visiting as a tourist is a [...]
Feature, Interviews
Baquie Ghazi : Politicking to challenge and change
Samuel Getachew Toronto Baquie Ghazi has had a storied long Canadian journey since arriving in Canada. The Bengali native came to Canada just a year after Canada’s Charter of Rights and Freedoms became a reality in 1983. Since then – he has been involved in human rights and electoral reform issues. The one time mayoral [...]
Feature, Interviews
Dance away to Parichay’s remix of ‘Punjabi Wedding Song’
This wedding season celebrate by shaking a leg to Parichay’s remix of ‘Punjabi Wedding Song’! The original song from the movie Hasee Toh Phasee has been composed by musical duo Vishal – Shekhar, sung by Sunidhi Chauhan and Benny Dayal and features Parineeti Chopra & Sidharth Malhotra. ‘I loved this song the moment I heard [...]
Feature, Interviews
‘My works critically examine my environment’
“In my paintings, an image of a cockroach appears repeatedly to simultaneously attract and repulse; commenting on human rights violations and fatalities as a result of war. A dead cockroach appeared in my work back in 2002 when the US and its allies launched the war on terror full force, when people are killed like [...]
Feature, Interviews
Avish Sood: Loving Marketing and Sports
One of the biggest challenges that will come up throughout your life is distraction. It’s incredibly easy to postpone your work and get involved with the wrong types of people, so you can’t lose sight of your end goal. As South Asian community grows in Canada, it hides within itself very talented gems. These gems [...]
Editorial
Canada’s Middle Class In Bad Shape, Internal Government Report Reveals
Posted on 27 February 2014
Canada’s troubled middle class is holding back economic recovery because families are so cash-strapped, suggest federal bureaucrats who cite the work of a maverick American economist. An internal government analysis approvingly cites the work of Joseph Stiglitz, a Nobel Prize-winning economist who argues that “inequality is holding back the economic recovery.” “The hollowing out of [...] Continue Reading
Canadian Politics
Harper Government Continues to Put Consumers First
Posted on 27 February 2014
The Honourable Joe Oliver, Canada’s Minister of Natural Resources, announced that the Government of Canada is introducing new fuel consumption ratings for cars and light trucks. The new ratings take into account everyday driving experiences — realities like cold weather and air conditioner use. Beginning with the 2015 model year, the updated test methodology will [...] Continue Reading
Immigration
Citizenship Minister Chris Alexander fires back at critics over changes to naturalization process
Posted on 27 February 2014
Chris Alexander defends changes to the Citizenship Act that critics say will make it more difficult for permanent residents to become citizens Citizenship Minister Chris Alexander is challenging critics who suggest the federal government is making it more difficult for immigrants to become naturalized citizens. Chris Alexander, in Halifax as part of a cross-country tour [...] Continue Reading
South Asian Politics
Pakistan moves closer to the Arab World
Posted on 27 February 2014
Dr. Hasan Askari Lahore Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have traditionally maintained very friendly relations. This relationship has been beneficial to both. Saudi Arabia has provided financial help to Pakistan in the form of aid, loans, investment, supply of oil on favorable terms and humanitarian assistance in case of major disasters like floods and earthquake. It has [...] Continue Reading
South Asian Politics
India needs to learn a lesson about Northeast
Posted on 27 February 2014
In New York two weeks back, a woman claiming to be globetrotter asked a fellow journalist which country was he from. India was not the answer she was expecting. “But you have Mongoloid features?” she sounded puzzled. “I am from Ladakh. They have people like me up there,” he replied flatly. The conversation veered to [...] Continue Reading
Community
NETIP-TORONTO HOSTS 2014 LAUNCH EVENT
Posted on 27 February 2014
over 200 sOUTH aSIAN YOUNG PROFESIONALS in attendance The Network of Indian Professional-Toronto (NetIP-Toronto) held their 2014 Launch, hosted by Labbat’s on February 19th. Over 200 South Asian Young Professionals from various backgrounds and discipline filled a room overlooking the Toronto Harbourfront on Queen’s Quay for an evening of networking and celebration. “I am [...] Continue Reading
Education
University education pays off, new report finds
Posted on 27 February 2014
Ontario universities are pushing back against the notion their grads can’t get jobs (other than baristas) with a new report from the Council of Ontario Universities Ontario university grads have the best odds of landing jobs in their fields at good wages, according to a feisty new report from the Council of Ontario Universities that [...] Continue Reading
Business
Candy crushing it in the new economy
Posted on 27 February 2014
Of the many claims Jim Balsillie once offered as to why BlackBerry’s future still looked bright a few years ago, none was as off-base as this one from 2010: “There may be 300,000 apps for the iPhone and iPad, but the only app you really need is the browser.” The way the former CEO saw it, apps [...] Continue Reading
Life & Style
Keeping Acne at an arm’s length
Posted on 27 February 2014
Dr. Amitha Jocie Mundenchira Mississauga “Oh no! I have a pimple on my face.” Acne is considered a disease of the hair follicles of the face, chest and back, that affects almost all teenagers during puberty. About 50% of adult men and 25% of adult women now experience adult acne at some point. Acne can [...] Continue Reading
ShowBiz
Family comes first for Richa
Posted on 27 February 2014
Actor Richa Chadda who has had a good 2013 with films like Fukrey and Ram Leela is looking forward to a New Year break. She tells CS, `The past couple of years have been very hectic andrewarding as well. I will be celebrating New Year’s with my family in Delhi. All my brothers and cousins [...] Continue Reading
ShowBiz
Frustration has no space in Kang’s life
Posted on 27 February 2014
Actress Kangana Ranaut has said that two of her films ‘Ungli’ and ‘I Love NY’ have been canned but she is not disappointed about it. ‘I Love New Year’, a romantic-comedy directed by Radhika Rao and Vinay Sapru, stars Sunny Deol and Kangana. The film was initially to be released in February last year, then [...] Continue Reading
ShowBiz
When Ameesha had teary eyes?
Posted on 27 February 2014
Actress Ameesha Patel says she always gets tears in her eyes when she listens to songs by late ghazal maestro Jagjit Singh. “I always end up in tears aftr listening to Jagjitji as I miss him too much… Hope this Saturday doesn’t become one of those teary nights… What a diamond,” Ameesha posted on Twitter [...] Continue Reading
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