Commentary Gurpreet Singh: Modi party supporters were complicit in Sikh genocide—and lavish praise from Malik can't hide that Not long ago, a B.C. man acquitted in the 1985 Air India bombing wrote a letter expressing gratitude to India's prime minister.
Commentary Gurpreet Singh: Bhai Mewa Singhji, we miss you—my letter to a martyr A B.C. writer wants young people to remember Mewa Singh.
Commentary Gurpreet Singh: Nirmal Singh Gill’s picture unveiled at the Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara seniors centre The deceased temple keeper did in the line of duty while defending his place of worship from an attack by white supremacists.
Commentary Gurpreet Singh: Activist pins hopes on Canada to accept two Iraqi brothers facing uncertain future in Modi's India Lawyer Nandita Haksar (centre) is trying to find someone to sponsor two brothers, Mohammad and Mahdi, who fled Iraq in 2014.
Commentary Gurpreet Singh: An era has ended with the passing of an anti-apartheid hero Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu left a lasting impression on the antiracism movement in Vancouver.
Commentary Gurpreet Singh: Teeja Punjab is a must-watch film to understand India’s yearlong farmers’ protest The film, which has subtitles in English, can help in comprehending the background and the context of the protest, as this issue has not died.
Books Gurpreet Singh: Punjabi novel on Dalit resistance movement gets international recognition Balbir Madhopuri's Mitti Bol Peye (The Earth Speaks) revolves around a Dalit youth's relationship with his grandfather.
Commentary Gurpreet Singh: Guru Nanak’s birth anniversary reminds us of our duty to raise voices against state repression A senior official in Narendra Modi's government has declared war on civil society as scholar Anand Teltumbde remains behind bars.
Commentary Gurpreet Singh: Man behind early authentic field report on Sikh Genocide is in jail; will the world take notice? Gautam Navlakha has consistently spoken out on behalf of people being persecuted in India
Commentary Gurpreet Singh: Activist's prison memoir exposes the underbelly of the world’s so-called largest democracy Kobad Ghandy paid a high price after giving up his privileged life to work for the poor and oppressed.
