Sikhs from across the U.S. have come together to deliver relief supplies to towns that were hit hardest by floods following Hurricane Harvey. Continue reading →

Thousands joined a parade made up of vibrant colours and music as it weaved its way through Edmonton’s Mill Woods neighbourhood. Continue reading →

Should he be successful, Singh – a turbaned Sikh – would break through a long-standing barrier at the federal level, one that really ought have been shattered long ago, said Karl Belanger, Mulcair’s former principal secretary. Continue reading →

Police in a Seattle suburb say they are seeking a white gunman after an Indian Sikh man reported he was shot in the arm and told to “go back to your own country.” Continue reading →

Innovation Minister Navdeep Bains takes to the sky with Tom Clark, where he talks about the highs of winning and the lows of losing elections … and insulting Barack Obama’s beloved Chicago Bulls — to his face. Continue reading →

The Sikh Students’ Association responded to racist posters found at the University of Alberta with an event promoting education and awareness. Continue reading →

Just one day after at least a dozen disturbing posters were spotted on the University of Alberta campus, political and cultural leaders along with Canadians in general are rallying behind the Sikh community. Continue reading →

A Toronto-area police force has reminded its officers of a directive regarding the proper search and handling of religious items after a court dismissed a drunk driving charge against a Sikh man whose turban fell off his head during the arrest. Continue reading →

A Photoshopped image of a Canadian Sikh has once again been shared on social media following the horrifying truck attack in Nice, France wrongly accusing the man as being responsible for the attack that left at least 84 dead. Continue reading →