Canada’s commitment to boost its live-in caregiver program as a pathway to citizenship has boosted the business of “nanny institutes” in Punjab. Traditionally, people from…
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Black Prince Rescues Duleep Singh, but Does Not Set Him Free
By: Jagdeesh Mann in Vancouver To be the “last king” of anything means you left this world either a legend or a tragic figure. Maharajah…
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Revisiting Canada’s Immigration History One Story at a Time
by Anita Singh in Toronto In 1904, there were only 40 immigrants from India living in Canada, mostly from the Punjab. Largely based in Vancouver and…
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Growing up in Canada, Harman Kaur experienced first-hand the hidden angst that torments many young women in transplanted South Asian families. “I’ve tried my best…
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by Simran Singh in Vancouver Indo-Canadian representation in Canada’s new government goes beyond the cabinet ministers Prime Minister Justin Trudeau introduced to the country at…
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NCM NewsBriefs: launch edition
by Maria Assaf (@MariaAssaf) in Toronto Punjab teachers graduate from training program Fifty teachers from the Indian state of Punjab who came to Canada for…
View More NCM NewsBriefs: launch editionIndo-Canadians on tenterhooks as poll results loom
by Shruti Prakash -Joshi in Vancouver When the world’s largest democracy is in the midst of choosing its next government, it is only natural that…
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Citizenship and Immigration Minister Jason Kenney is on the record as saying that the Canadian government acted against its own political interests by listing the…
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