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Even after well over a year of investigation into former Conservative M.P. Gurmant Grewal's political donations, the RCMP have yet to present a final report to Crown Counsel that will decide on the laying of charges.
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Ali, who went to Port Moody senior secondary school and then Simon Fraser University on a wrestling scholarship before switching to kabaddi, says he's looking for guys aged 18 or older. No prior experience is required. Neither is there any physical ability standard. The whole idea is to get the guys off the couches and streets and get them involved with their roots through the traditional game of kabaddi.
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Last week in this paper's lead story, Indira Prahst, Instructor of Race and Ethnic Relations, Department of Sociology, Langara College, Vancouver, had in her article, "Government must look into perceptions of systemic discrimination in Surrey Metro soccer district," exposed the controversial state of affairs prevailing in Surrey.
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Back in July 2002, The VOICE broke the story that then Prime Minister Jean Chretien would declare the old Khalsa Diwan Society temple at 33089 South Fraser Way in Abbotsford as a national historic site on the last day of the month (July 31). That caught everyone by surprise because the Queen was expected to do that later that year during her Golden Jubilee visit to Canada.
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New Democrat Surrey-Newton MLA Harry Bains on Monday read a statement in the B.C. Legislature on the 100th anniversary of the passing of a legislation, which took away the right to vote from people of Indian origin in B.C.
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"Who will be responsible to provide safe transportation to farm workers and who will make sure they get their lost wages paid by the labour contractors while waiting in these cases?" Chouhan, the MLA for Burnaby-Edmonds, asked. "When an unsafe van is impounded during a roadside inspection, farm workers are left stranded on the roadside."
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On Sunday, March 18, hundreds of members of the Khalsa Diwan Society New Westminster, packed the darbar hall to partake in the society's Annual General Meeting. The current executive of the Khalsa Diwan Society announced the financial report of 2006 as prepared by the society's accountant and then updated members on upcoming programs.
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Former Liberal leadership contestant Gerard Kennedy, Navdeep Bains, MP for Mississauga-Brampton South, and Omar Alghabra, MP for Mississauga-Erindale, served the National Post, columnist Jonathan Kay and related persons with notices of libel over statements that the three politicians were involved in deals to exchange votes in return for changes to national security policy.
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The Conservative government must stop playing politics with Canada's anti-terror laws and undertake serious consideration of the 100 recommendations contained in two Parliamentary reports on the Anti-terrorism Act, Liberal Public Safety Critic Sue Barnes said this week.
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"These serious allegations first came to light in September 2006," said Dion, referring to the release of the RCMP's internal probe into the matter and reports in the National Post of obstruction of that probe by RCMP brass.
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The report pointed out a raft of opportunities that Canadian firms could exploit in India such as India's effort to modernize its transportation, power and telecommunications infrastructure to the tune of about $140 billion over the next decade. It pointed out India's need for foreign expertise in engineering and services.
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Minimum wage in B.C. has not increased since 2001. However, the cost of living has continued to increase. This means that minimum wage earners are getting poorer and poorer, living below the poverty line. And inspite of a robust economy, the gap between the rich and poor continues to widen.
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Earlier this month when CKNW launched a campaign to fight rising gas prices, the phone lines were jammed with callers speaking out about high prices at the pumps. Throughout the province, residents took the opportunity to talk about the effects that rising gas prices were having on them.
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