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The Air India inquiry commissioner Justice John Major has rejected the World Sikh Organization's request to summon David Kilgour, author of "Betrayal: The Spy Canada Abandoned," which detailed how the Canadian government and CSIS targeted the Sikh community so as to discredit and damage its reputation, and former Globe and Mail journalist Zuhair Kashmiri, co-author of the book "Soft Target - India's Intelligence Service and Its Role in the Air India Disaster," to answer questions about the 1985 Air India bombing.
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Here are some interesting facts that the World Sikh Organization presented to the Air India inquiry commission (the Commission of Inquiry into the Investigation of the Bombing of Air India Flight 182) regarding David Kilgour, author of "Betrayal: The Spy Canada Abandoned," and former Globe and Mail journalist Zuhair Kashmiri, co-author of the book "Soft Target - India's Intelligence Service and Its Role in the Air India Disaster."
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A mainstream newspaper that recently carried a report regarding the large volume of fraudulent documents being submitted to the Canadian Consulate General in Chandigarh, India, suggested that it was wrong to have opened that mission.
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#1. OUTSOURCING OF INDIAN CONSULAR SERVICES
#2. AMRITA SIDHU DIED OF DRUG OVERDOSE
#3. BASI TRIAL: ABUSE OF PROCESS?
#4. PAKISTANI MUSLIM HUSBAND GETS CLEARANCE
#5. JUJHAR KHUNKHUN IN KIDNAPPING CASE
#6. MALIK SUED BY GOVERNMENT
#7. SUPREME COURT SPLITS ON RIGHT TO SILENCE
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#1. VANCOUVER SUN'S NEGATIVE NEWS HEADLINES: PARMAR'S MEMORIAL SERVICE
#2. KEEP BOTH BALLOTS AND BURQAS SECURE
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The VOICE would advise Surrey Mayor Dianne Watts, Newton-North Delta M.P. Sukh Dhaliwal (Liberal) and Surrey-Tynehead MLA Dave Hayer (Liberal) to read what we wrote last week about the crime situation in the Lower Mainland - and give their heads a good shake.
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It is a real shame that the case of alleged discrimination by the B.C. Veterinary Medical Association against a large group of Indo-Canadian vets is going to take a year in the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal. It is also a shame that the provincial government failed to step in and end this apparent racism and bias. The vets seem to have solid proof of this racism - and they also have the support of the general public that is looking for fairer and more affordable fees to treat their pets. Their clients, mainly white, seem to be very satisfied with both the fees and the treatment their pets receive.
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Remembrance Day is observed to remember the sacrifices made by men and women who fought during the two World Wars, the Korean war and many other United Nations missions to protect the Commonwealth and to preserve the system of democracy that allows different people to live together in peace and enjoy freedom.
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We have a problem in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia. We are facing a rapidly growing population, aging infrastructure, and insufficient transit options. We also face a rapidly changing world - the massive economic growth in Asia affords tremendous opportunities - if British Columbia is willing to act boldly to capitalize on them.
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#1. STEPHEN HARPER CELEBRATES DIWALI
#2. PREMIER'S STATEMENT ON MLA SINDI HAWKINS
#3. CLOSING THE ETHNIC GAP IN STEM CELL DONATION
#4. TIME CHANGE THIS WEEKEND: ROAD USERS BE MORE CAUTIOUS!
#5. KELOWNA BOYS PUBLISH KIDS' BOOKS TO HELP ORPHANS IN INDIA
#6. APPOINTMENTS TO ADVISORY COUNCIL ON NATIONAL SECURITY
#7. GURNAM SINGH MUKATSAR'S VISIT TO VANCOUVER
#8. SOUTHWEST DRIVING ACADEMY OUT OF BUSINESS
#9. MLA BAINS HIGHLIGHTS PUBLIC SAFETY CONCERNS IN HOUSE
#10. CANADIAN MARRIAGE FRAUD VICTIMS' SOCIETY GOES TO PARLIAMENT HILL
#11. NEWLY ESTABLISHED BENEVOLENT BROTHERHOOD SOCIETY TO BRING DIGNITY TO HOMELESS
#12. FRASER INSTITUTE TO HONOUR KHALSA SCHOOL SURREY, BC MUSLIM SCHOOL
#13. $500,000 TO ENHANCE FOREIGN CREDENTIAL RECOGNITION
#14. CANADA WILL TAKE IN 265,000 NEW IMMIGRANTS IN 2008
#15. NDP: CONSERVATIVE IMMIGRATION REPORT MISLEADING
#16. JAMES TAKES MINIMUM WAGE CAMPAIGN TO BROADWAY STATION
#17. IT'S FLU SEASON - GET YOUR SHOT
#18. DEMAND FOR JUSTICE FOR VICTIMS OF 1984 MASSACRE OF SIKHS IN DELHI
#19. BROAD-BASED TAX RELIEF FOR EVERYONE
#20. PRIDDY: HARPER'S UNBALANCED ECONOMIC STATEMENT FAILS FAMILIES
#21. STEPHANE DION CALLS FOR BROAD-BASED TAX CUTS
#22. FACTORS IN ECONOMIC INTEGRATION OF IMMIGRANTS' CHILDREN
#23. U.S.: THREE ARRESTED FOR RACIST ATTACK ON TURBANED SIKH
#24. AT&T REVERSES KIRPAN BAN AFTER SIKH COALITION INTERVENES
#25. WHAT SIKHS SHOULD KNOW ABOUT TURBAN SCREENING AT AIRPORTS
#26. CRIME PREVENTION WEEK: STRATEGIES TO REDUCE YOUTH GANG INVOLVEMENT
#27. NDP WANTS TASER AIRPORT TAPE TO BE RETURNED TO OWNER
#28. RCMP BOW TO PUBLIC PRESSURE TO RETURN TAPE
#29. HALF A MILLION FOR OFFICE MAKEOVER, ZERO FOR SEXUALLY ABUSED CHILDREN
#30. GOVERNMENT CHANGE TO SCHOOL FUNDING PUNISHES STUDENTS
#31. GOOD NEWS: CANADA PENSION FUND SAFE
#32. VIBRANT SURREY EXAMINES TRUE STATE OF SURREY
#33. ELECTORAL BOUNDARIES: WILL THEY WITHSTAND A CHARTER OF RIGHTS CHALLENGE?
#34. LIBERALS: CONSERVATIVES FAIL TO PROTECT BORDER SECURITY
#35. EI PREMIUM RATES REDUCED FOR 2008
#36. LIBERALS: CONSERVATIVES FAIL TO ADDRESS SOLDIERS' HEALTH NEEDS
#37. HEALTH AUTHORITIES GO SMOKE-FREE
#38. VCH PERFORMS RECORD NUMBER OF ORGAN TRANSPLANTS
#39. INCREASE TO TRANSITION HOUSE STAFFING PROTECTS WOMEN
#40. BC JOINS INTERNATIONAL EFFORT TO TACKLE GLOBAL WARMING
#41. CHANGES TO CODE SAVE BUSINESSES TIME
#42. NEW PROCESS ENSURES URGENT NEEDS ARE MET IMMEDIATELY
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The tragic loss of an innocent youth, Chris Mohan, at the tender age of 22 years, who was murdered by simply being in the wrong place at the wrong time, in the "gang-style multiple murder" on October 19, has shocked everyone.
