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Prabhjot Singh

Prabhjot Singh, an award-winning journalist recognized for investigative journalism, environment and business reporting, sports and feature writing. He joined The Tribune, the oldest and largest circulated English daily in North India, in 1976 and continued working for it in various capacities for almost four decades. Currently, a Media Consultant based in Toronto/Chandigarh, he has also remained associated with various news agencies, including Reuters, and media houses like PTC News (India/Canada), Parvasi Media (Canada) and the Liberal World (India). He is particularly interested in Indian Diaspora and Sikh Diaspora in particular. His work has also appeared in various international and national newspapers, magazines and journals.

November 9, 2023
British Columbia/Immigration/Local Journalism Initiative/News/Youth

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“Canada has been my home now for the past 20 years. It is an honour to represent the country of my present

cricket
August 21, 2023
Immigration/Local Journalism Initiative/News

U.S. clinches last spot in ICC U19 Men’s World Cup with historic victory over Canada

With immigrant-dominated teams showcasing exceptional performances, the U.S. cricket team secured its place in a thrilling showdown for the upcoming World Cup,

Canada Womens' Basketball team. Photo from: Team Canada Facebook
August 10, 2023
Diaspora Affairs

Ethnic media unfairly excluded from elite sports accreditation

Sports bring people together from all races, ethnicities and regions. But when it comes to granting accreditation to multicultural media, the spirit

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