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What really angered me over the past decade was the hypocrisy of the federal Liberals when it came to immigration issues. They kept fooling visible minorities with one lie after another, posing as our best friends.
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And a month earlier, six weightlifters from the club participated in the Junior National Weightlifting Championship held in Ottawa and Joke Adekola won a gold medal and was declared Best Junior Weightlifter in Canada, while another member, Prabdeep Sanghera, who is just 12 years old and a student of George Greenaway Elementary School, Cloverdale, surprised everyone by winning a silver medal.
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So the RCMP have obviously got Kieran and Bornman to agree to testify against Basi and Virk. And this leads to suspicions in the community of racial bias: Why didn't the RCMP use Basi and Virk to get Kieran and Bornman? Who approached whom to make a deal? Who is more culpable? Some of these questions might prove to be TERRIBLY EMBARRASSING for the RCMP as the trial starts next month.
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British Columbians deserved answers, but Mr. Campbell dismissed any suggestions that his government did anything wrong: "It was not about government," he said. "It was outside of government."
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Despite having received 77% of their funding from the business sector, the Liberal Party had the gall to issue a news release which claimed that "Individuals made up a full eighty-two percent of the contributors to the BC Liberal Party in 2005". Of course, the BC Liberal Party wasn't counting dollars when it made that outrageous claim. If corporate and union donations were banned, as they are in Quebec and Manitoba, the Liberals would have a funding crisis.
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Bruce Ralston, MLA for Surrey-Whalley and New Democrat Official Opposition critic for Agriculture and Lands this week asked Agriculture and Lands Minister Pat Bell what specifically was being done to ensure that the British Columbia Veterinary Medical Association (BCVMA) was treating foreign trained applicants fairly.
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The bizarre disappearance of MUNVIR "MUNNY" SINGH SIDHU, 17, from his Abbotsford home has got his family wondering if he had per chance got involved with the wrong crowd - after all, teenagers are under all kinds of pressures nowadays.
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Newspaper headlines referring to Indo-Canadian gang violence seem to have become a common sight nowadays. The premature loss of young lives and violence among youth is tragic and senseless. It tears apart families and changes people's lives forever.
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SURREY MAYOR PROCLAIMS VAISAKHI DAY
INDIAN CONSUL GENERAL GREETS COMMUNITY ON VAISAKHI
APRIL 2: IMPORTANT DATE FOR INDO-CANADIANS TO REMEMBER
HARRY LALI HONOURS FESTIVAL OF VAISAKHI IN HOUSE
DAVE HAYER INVITES PROVINCE TO CELEBRATE VAISAKHI
HARRY BAINS COMMEMORATES DEPARTURE OF KOMAGATA MARU FROM HONG KONG
HIGH LEVEL FIJI DELEGATION TALKS UP TRADE OPPORTUNITIES
DR. AMBEDKAR PORTRAIT FOR INDIAN CONSULATE GENERAL
DRUG AWARENESS SEMINAR BY LOK VIRSA
KHALSA SCHOOL VANCOUVER RELEASES BOOK OF POEMS
FREE EYE CLINICS ON APRIL 9
CANADIAN MARRIAGE FRAUD VICTIMS' SOCIETY
ZAKIR HUSSAIN PERFORMS ON MAY 5
RESEARCH ON RACISM IN PRIVATE SECURITY INDUSTRY
SOCCER: CANADA U-20 NATIONAL TEAM VERSUS BRAZIL
HAYER ENCOURAGES GROUPS TO ATTEND GRANTS FORUM
SURREY DETERMINED TO GET RID OF GROW-OPS
SIKH COALITION FIGHTS TO STOP PRISONER'S HAIR BEING CUT
HEY STUDENTS, WANNA VISIT VICTORIA?
KAVI RAZ'S GOLD BRACELET CONTINUES TO GLITTER
ICBC'S FRAUD PREVENTION DRIVE SAVES MORE THAN $73 MILLION
VSB: EDUCATION MINISTER SHOULD FULLY FUND SCHOOL DISTRICTS
VISION VANCOUVER CALLS ON MAYOR TO LIVE UP TO ELECTION PROMISES
VANCOUVER COUNCIL CHOOSES DEVELOPER FOR OLYMPIC VILLAGE
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(This is from The VOICE of April 9, 2005)
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