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(This is a part of an article titled, “Police Target Big Guns Who Hired Killers To Do Their Dirty Job,” that was first published in The VOICE on August 18, 2007.)
Stop! Think twice before you decide to hire killers because there is no guarantee that they won’t be caught and spill the beans on you.
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(This interview with Narinder Mander’s wife, Shamina, was first published in The VOICE of October 27, 2001.)
Narinder “Ned” Mander’s wife, Shamina, is appealing to the Indo-Canadian community to come together and help find her 28-year-old husband, who has been missing since October 9.
In an appeal through The VOICE, she said: “He’s just an ordinary, innocent person. This can happen to anybody and we just want people to realize that (if) it can happen to him,
it can happen to anyone.”
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The B.C. Supreme Court jury of six men and six women that started deliberations last week on Wednesday, returned last Saturday to convict SARBJIT SINGH DHANDA of Richmond of
manslaughter in the shooting death of KAMALBIR (KAM) JAWANDA of Vancouver on September 29, 2001.
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#1. CANADIANS DON’T WANT AN ELECTION: IGNATIEFF IN A DILEMMA
#2. SURREY COUNCIL WAS SENSIBLE TO NIX PLAN FOR ROAD THROUGH PARK
#3. WORK CAN BE A PRODUCTIVE EXPRESSION OF PAIN
#4. SHAMEFUL CHILD LABOUR THANKS TO PREMIER CAMPBELL AND HIS GREEDY BIG BUSINESS PALS
#5. PROSTITUTES, POLITICIANS, POLICE, PUBLIC
#6. IT WILL ALWAYS BE A BIG “NO” TO MARIJUANA!
#7. ONE YEAR AGO:
WE SHOULD SUPPORT SUKH DHALIWAL, NEWTON-NORTH DELTA M.P.
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With B.C. facing both the H1N1 flu and the seasonal flu this year, there have been a lot of questions raised about the timing, safety and availability of vaccines.
Here are some facts to help you understand which vaccine you should receive, and when: B.C.’s seasonal flu vaccine campaign will focus first on those at highest risk
for seasonal flu and then be followed by a comprehensive H1N1 vaccine campaign that will be available to everyone who needs and wants it.
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Last week several people from diverse communities joined together to commemorate 25 years since 1984 and to listen to Hosfstra University professor Balbinder Singh Bhogal’s
lecture titled, “Governing 1984: Dramatic events and theatrical policing,” which was hosted by the Department of Sociology at Langara College in Vancouver and Centre for Sikhs
Studies, Berkeley. The full house in both the lecture hall and overflow room is a testament to the fact that 1984 has not been forgotten and illustrates the continued interest
in gaining deeper insight into this chapter of history.
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#1. UFV AVIATION STUDENT GETS TOP MARKS AT NATIONAL FLYING CONTEST
#2. PRIME MINISTER STEPHEN HARPER CELEBRATES DIWALI
#3. GURU NANAK SIKH TEMPLE MODERATES SELECT HARJINDER SINGH CHEEMA AS PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE
#4. B.C. VETERINARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION ELECTS CONTROVERSIAL PRESIDENT, SAY INDO-CANADIAN VETS
#5. THREE ARRESTED AFTER WEEK-LONG EXTORTION INVESTIGATION
#6. 19-YEAR-OLD CHARGED IN NEW WESTMINSTER SHOOTING
#7. VANCOUVER POLICE APPEAL FOR INFORMATION IN SOOMEL MURDER
#8. ‘SILENT KILLING MACHINE’ RECOVERED FROM FRASER RIVER
#9. BODY IN BURNED VEHICLE: IS ANY MALE FAMILY MEMBER OF YOURS MISSING?
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The much-anticipated KPMG report on the Southeast False Creek development – better known as the Olympic Athletes’ Village - was released last week. Council commissioned
the report last December, with the goal of having a third party review the city’s finances regarding the project, and to provide recommendations for moving forward. .
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PROTECT YOURSELF FROM HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
Dangerous materials are found in many workplaces. They can include common products like cleaning chemicals, solvents, and pesticides.
If not used properly, workers who are exposed to them could experience health problems such as irritation of the eyes, skin or lung
sensitivity, heart ailments, kidney and lung damage, or even cancer.
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