Punjabi

• This Halloween, a Punjabi duo in Winnipeg celebrate traditions through music

  A father and son duo from Winnipeg are back at it, with a new Punjabi song that brings in the Halloween spirit. 'Ghost Bhangra' was released on Oct. 26.

  Canada

  Oct 31, 2023
  
• Saturday’s Elks, Lions game to be first pro football broadcast in Punjabi

  Alberta has the third-largest Punjabi population among Canadian provinces at 126,385 people according to the census.

  Canada

  Jul 25, 2023
  
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• As South Asian languages grow in Canada, parents want more learning options for kids

  With immigration driving the growth in South Asian languages spoken at home, parents and educators say schools can play a bigger role in promoting them.

  Canada

  Aug 23, 2022
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• B.C. leads provinces for residents whose primary language at home isn’t English or French

  The 2021 census found that 17.1 per cent of British Columbians predominantly speak a language that is not English or French within their household.

  Canada

  Aug 17, 2022
• Calgary’s South Asian community reaches out to help newcomers

  Various settlement agencies and cultural groups were at the fair at the Genesis Centre on Saturday, which was organized by the South Asian Service Providers Collaborative.

  Crime

  Jun 25, 2022
• Vancouver Sikh community holds first Vaisakhi event since 2019 in scaled-down form

  The city's annual Vaisakhi festival and parade usually spans dozens of blocks in southeast Vancouver.

  Health

  Apr 16, 2022
• Movie filmed in B.C. that represents the Punjabi community also a box-office hit

  The storyline is unique to the Punjabi community, with the team hoping to break barriers for future films.

  Canada

  Nov 5, 2021
• Navigating name diversity: why getting it right matters

  Stories of navigating name diversity are representations of the reality for thousands of Canadians, living in a multi-lingual and multi-cultural society.

  Perspectives

  Apr 13, 2021
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• Dozens camp out at Vancouver Art Gallery in support of protesting Indian farmers

  Members of Vancouver's Indo-Canadian community spent Friday night sleeping outdoors at the Vancouver Art Gallery in support of Indian farmers who dispute new agricultural laws.

  News

  Mar 27, 2021
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• Socio-economic factors at play in northeast Calgary’s COVID-19 cases

  A combination of lower income, higher numbers of people per household and a lack of diversified communications appears to be helping COVID-19 spread like wildfire in some areas.

  Health

  Nov 30, 2020