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FAMILIES STILL IN GRIEF AND SHOCK AS THEY PREPARE FOR FUNERALS ON SUNDAY

Some unfortunate combinations of events and decisions will likely haunt many of the victims families for a long time to come in the August 24 Abbotsford accident tragedy in which a pickup truck drove right into a 'jaago' procession of about 30 Indo-Canadians from the back on a dark rural road, Lefeuvre Road near the King Road crossing, leaving six dead and 17 injured:

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FIVE FUNERALS ON SUNDAY, ONE BODY TO BE FLOWN TO INDIA

Avtar Mahil, the father of the bride, and Avtar Singh Kang, who lost his only son, 13-year-old Damanpreet Singh Kang, 13, in the accident confirmed the names of the six killed ...

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DRIVER SAYS HE WAS TAKEN BY SURPRISE, MORE COULD HAVE DIED
Bachittar Singh Brar, the 71-year-old driver of the pickup truck that plowed into the "Jaago" procession on August 24, was interviewed this week by Radio Sher-e-Punjab's news director Prof. Gurvinder Singh Dhaliwal, who provided this version to The VOICE: [Full Story]

VOICE MIRROR

#1. FORENSIC AUDIT UNCOVERS FRAUD BY FORMER STUDENT LEADERS
#2. SFU STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICER IS ONE 'SWEET' DUDE
#3. GOLD SMUGGLER BARRED FROM CANADA
#4. PAUL CHEEMA FOUND DEAD, BUT HIRJI INVESTIGATION CONTINUES
#5. ABBOTSFORD NAGAR KIRTAN FOOD CONTROVERSY
#6. YET ANOTHER TRAGEDY IN OUR COMMUNITY
#7. GIVING CREDIT WHERE IT'S DUE: VANCOUVER SUN
#8. CANADIAN RACISM - ONE
#9. CANADIAN RACISM - TWO
#10. CANADIAN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS ARE A DISGRACE
#11. LAIBER SINGH BACK IN ABBOTSFORD

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CALIFORNIA SENATE OPENED WITH HINDU PRAYER FOR FIRST TIME

SACRAMENTO, California: California State Senate heard its first Hindu opening prayer this week in its 157-year history when famous Hindu chaplain Rajan Zed recited Gayatri and other ancient Sanskrit mantras.

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TRANSPORT SECURITY ADMINISTRATION CONTACTS SIKH COALITION
Transportation Security Administration ("TSA") Administrator Kip Hawley contacted the Sikh Coalition directly on Thursday saying the TSA would like to find a "workable solution" to Sikh community concerns even it may mean "changing" new screening procedures. [Full Story]

YOUR TURN
#1. FIND COMFORT IN FORGIVENESS & HEALING
#2. TRAGEDY SENDS SHOCK WAVES THROUGH COMMUNITY [Full Story]

#1. LABOUR CHALLENGES PREMIER TO GIVE 246,000 BRITISH COLUMBIANS $10 MINIMUM WAGE

#2. SMOKING CAUSES IRREVERSIBLE GENE DAMAGE

#3. MUSHAIRA CELEBRATED INDEPENDENCE DAYS OF INDIA AND PAKISTAN

#4. BABA ATTAR DASS EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY'S GOOD WORK

#5. RALSTON THANKS RADIO INDIA, COMMUNITY FOR SUPPORT

#6. DIX AND RALSTON DEMAND COVERAGE FOR CRITICAL JOINT REPLACEMENT

#7. SURREY RED FM RUN: FUNDS FOR GOOD CAUSE

#8. ARTS ALIVE AT LANGLEY A BIG HIT

#9. LABOUR DAY LONG WEEKEND & BACK TO SCHOOL SAFETY REMINDERS

#10. 'SLOW DOWN, SCHOOL ZONE': BRIGHT YELLOW LAWN SIGNS

#11. CHANGES AT DELTA BOARD OF EDUCATION

#12. VFTC WANTS RESPONSIBLE, SUSTAINABLE APPROACH TO SETTLE STRIKE

#13. CONSERVATIVES ARE STANDING UP FOR SAFE STREETS

#14. FEDERAL LIBERALS SAY THEY'RE READY TO TAKE ON HARPER

#15. HIGH INTEREST RATES ON STUDENT LOANS OPPOSED

#16. KEY EDUCATION PERFORMANCE MEASURE STALLED

#17. LIBERAL POLICIES DRIVE STUDENT DEBT, SOFTEN ENROLMENT

#18. FEDERAL LIBERALS WANT ANSWERS ON ELECTION SPENDING VIOLATIONS

#19. NDP: BE UPFRONT ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE SECRETARIAT

#20. HOME KITS HELP LOW-INCOME FAMILIES

#21. HARPER LAUNCHES NATIONAL MENTAL HEALTH COMMISSION

#22. LEARNNOW BC VIRTUAL SCHOOL RECEIVES NATIONAL AWARD

#23. COQUITLAM CELEBRATES NEW B.C. SPIRIT SQUARE

#24. OUT-OF-SCHOOL CHILD CARE SUBSIDY RATE TO INCREASE

#25. B.C.'S ENERGY SELF-INSUFFICIENCY PLAN MEANS HIGHER COSTS

#26. NDP: LIBERALS MUST PROTECT CITIZENS FROM NUCLEAR PROJECT

#27. ARCTIC INFRASTRUCTURE KEY TO PROTECT SOVEREIGNTY

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RESTORE STANDARDS THAT PROVIDE DIGNITY AND SAFE PRACTICES TO WORKERS

As we celebrate the contributions of workers on the 113th Labour Day, I can't help but reflect on both the struggles and successes B.C.'s working people have experienced in building our economy and in striving to improve their lives and of those around them.

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