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Cellphone restrictions in schools take effect as part of actions to keep kids safe, healthy
Cellphones and other digital devices will be restricted in B.C. schools when students return to school next week as part of a series of actions to keep kids safe and healthy.
“Every child in British Columbia should feel safe, supported and engaged when they head back to school next week,” said Premier David Eby. “Our government is ensuring students can reach their full potential by restricting cellphones in classrooms, keeping harassing protestors away from school grounds, and making sure kids are fed and ready to learn.”
All school districts now have policies in place to restrict cellphone use at school. These policies address when students can use cellphones at school, while also considering the use of devices for accessibility and medical needs. Policies may differ between school districts and age groups.
“We want to ensure that when kids are in the classroom, they can learn without distractions that take away from their ability to thrive in school,” said Rachna Singh, Minister of Education and Child Care. “This work will help to minimize some of those distractions so we can set students up for success, and we can then focus on empowering students to develop safe, informed, healthy habits when using technology and social media.”
This action is part of a larger effort to keep kids safe and healthy, including:
protecting children from online predators and extortion;
protecting students and staff from harassing protesters through the implementation of access zones around schools;
creating and expanding school food programs through a $214-million investment; and
beginning work this school year to make cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) learning mandatory for all students prior to graduation –90% of public secondary schools already offer CPR learning.
The Safe Access to Schools Act gives the Province the legal authority to prohibit people from interfering with safe access to school grounds. Access zones are in place at K-12 schools, and police can arrest or issue tickets to anyone found impeding access, disrupting or interfering with educational activities, or attempting to intimidate an individual within 20 metres (66 feet) of school property. The zones will be in effect on school days from 7 a.m. until 6 p.m., and during extracurricular school activities at all of B.C.’s K-12 public and independent schools, with limited exceptions.
The Province is also providing digital literacy training for students and parents, so they have the knowledge and tools they need to stay safe from online harms, become good digital citizens and develop healthy relationships with technology.
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Public accounts show B.C. put people first amid wildfires, global challenges
The Province supported people through a record wildfire season and a global economic slowdown in 2023-24, while continuing to build the schools, hospitals and homes people need.
“With British Columbians continuing to face challenges amidst high inflation, a growing population and climate emergencies, we remained focused on supporting people and the services they count on,” said Katrine Conroy, Minister of Finance. “Record wildfire costs and the impacts of slower growth added to challenges, but B.C. was an economic leader in Canada, and we have continued to build a stronger, more secure B.C. for everyone.”
Public accounts show B.C. ended the year with a deficit of $5.035 billion, lower than more recent forecasts,
but $819 million higher than Budget 2023 due to increased emergency spending, lower natural-resource revenues, and increased support for priority services, including health care, education and housing as B.C.’s population continued to see record growth.
B.C. had higher-than-expected revenue from most sources, offset by reduced revenues from the naturalresource sector amid lower prices.
Expenses were higher than Budget 2023 to support priority services and respond to climate emergencies. The Province spent $1.1 billion on fire management – the highest year on record – and $401 million more than budget under the Emergency and Disaster Management Act in response to flooding and other events.
To support a growing population and build an economy that works better for people, the government focused on building the infrastructure communities need, including hospitals, schools, homes, transit and roads.
The Future Ready Action Plan was launched to provide people with the skills they need to get good-paying jobs.
“Some say we should respond to challenges by making deep cuts to services and leaving people to fend for themselves, but that’s the wrong approach,” Conroy said. “With a slower world economy and a growing population, we cannot afford to have a deficit of services. When we provide the services and support people need to build a good life, it makes our economy stronger and more resilient.”
At 1.6%, B.C.’s 2023 economic growth outpaced the national average. B.C. continues to have one of the best credit ratings and one of the lowest debt-to-GDP ratios among provinces.
Faced with an economic slowdown and a need to respond to climate and weather emergencies, taxpayersupport debt increased by $15.514 billion from 2022-23 to ensure programs could support people in the province through the year and into the future as B.C.’s population grows.
Public accounts for the previous fiscal year are part of ensuring transparency and accountability within government’s finances. The next report on provincial finances will be the first quarterly to be released in September.
Gurdwara Sahib Kalgidhar Darbar - 30640 Blueridge Drive, Abbotsford, BC
Celebrating the 420 th Parkash Diwas of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji
NAGAR KIRTAN PROCESSION - NOTICE OF ROAD CLOSURES
SUNDAY, September 1st , 2024 9:00AM -5:00PM
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Additional parking areas:
- Dave Kandal Elementary School
- Harry Sayers Elementary School
- Rick Hansen Secondary School
- Eugene Reimer Middle School
Church Front Stalls ONLY (located across from Kalgidhar Gurdwara Sahib)
On behalf of Khalgidhar Darbar Sahib Society, the management invites you and your family to participate in celebrating the 420 th Parkash Diwas (commemorating the first establishment day of the Holy Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji) being held on Sunday, September 1 st 2024
Residents, businesses, and visitors please be informed of the following road closures, preplan for travel delays and please use alternate routes. Rolling street closures will be in e ect between 9AM to 5PM.
The schedule of the procession is as follows:
Start time: 11AM the procession leaves the Gurdwara
Following roads will be closed:
- Blueridge Drive
- Townline Road
- Southern Drive
- Sandpiper Drive
- Goldfinch Drive (see map for route details )
Blue jay Elementary School
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Celebrating the 420 Parkash Diwas of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji
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• Ditch Digging and Cleaning
• Farm Drains
• waste water treatment
Workers Wanted: Welder & General helper good wages, must speak English, knowledge of Punjabi will be an asset vyst vftr tRItmYNt
1 September: First Prakash of Adi Granth Sahib
Today is the Guru Granth Sahib's first prakash purab (illumination day). On this day in 1604, the Guru Granth Sahib was inaugurated and ceremoniously opened within the revered Harimandar Sahib in Amritsar. It took the form of the Adi Granth Sahib.
Throughout the lineage of the Gurus, the Sikh community upheld a robust tradition of scribal practices. This tradition's significance is evident from secondary sources such as the writings of Bhai Gurdas ji. Bhai Gurdas ji references a book (kitab) that Guru Nanak Sahib carried during his udasis (travels). This strong scribal heritage was pivotal in safeguarding the Sabad, the Divine revelation, and disseminating
it across distant regions as the Sikh panth expanded.
The Janamsakhi, a tradition of biographical narratives about Guru Nanak Sahib, informs us that the Guru would sing Sabads to congregations of Sikhdevotees. Certain dedicated Sikhs would then transcribe these Sabads. Guru Nanak Sahib often asked Guru Angad Sahib to write down the Sabads he had revealed. This established a tradition of preserving and transmitting the revealed Bani to successive Gurus.
Ultimately, under the supervision of Guru Arjan Sahib, the compositions of previous Gurus, Bhagats, and Sikhs were compiled into
the Adi Granth Sahib, with the scribing overseen by Bhai Gurdas ji. On Guru Arjan Sahib's instruction, Baba Buddha ji inaugurated the Granth Sahib and shared its first Command (hukam). This marked a significant milestone in the Sikhcommunity's evolution, signaling its definitive journey towards embracing the Guruship of the Sabad as its guiding principle.
Later, Guru Gobind Singh Sahib prepared the current recension of
the Guru Granth Sahib by adding the composition of Guru Teghbahadar Sahib to the Adi Granth Sahib and conferring Guruship upon it in 1708. To this day, the SikhPanth holds the sweet profound utterances of the Guru.
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jFdIaF rhIaF aqy pMjvyN gurU nfnk, gurU arjn
sfihb ny afpxy smyq, gurU sfihbfnF aqy hornF
ÈKsIaqF dIaF bfxIaF iekwqr kridaF hoieaF, ‘poQI sfihb’ df sMpfdn kfrj kIqf.
pihlf pRkfÈ purb gurU gRMQ sfihb :
sMsfr sfihq ivwc Drm-gRMQ dI prMprf nfloN inrflI imsfl kfiem krdy hoey, gurU arjn
sfihb ny bfxI iekwqr aqy sMkln krn df kfrj
1588 eI[ qoN lY ky 1603 eI[ qwk qkrIbn 15 sfl dI Gflxf krky sMpUrn krvfieaf. gurmiq
dy AuwGy ivdvfn BfeI sfihb BfeI gurdfs jI ny
rfmsr srovr dy rmxIk iknfry gurU arjn
sfihb dy hukm anusfr pfvn bIV nUM ilKx dI syvf inBfeI. pfvn bIV sfihb df sMpfdn kridaF gurU sfihb ny smuwcI bfxI nUM rfgF ivc qrqIb anusfr ilKvfieaf. iek sfl nON mhIny ivwc smuwcI bfxI ilKvf ky gurU arjn sfihb ny afid gRMQ sfihb df pihlf pRkfÈ krvfieaf. rfmsr sfihb qoN sMgqF dI BrpUr hfËrI ivwc ngr kIrqn rfhIN drbfr sfihb qIk bfbf buwZf jI dy sIs qy sjf, DMn DMn sfihb gurU arjn sfihb cOr krdy puwjy aqy pihlF pRkfÈ, BfdoN sudI pihlI sMmq 1661, sMn 1604 nUM swcKMz drbfr sfihb ivKy hoieaf. bfbf buwZf jI swcKMz drbfr sfihb dy pihly gRMQI inXukq hoey. bfbf jI ny afid gurU gRMQ sfihb df pihlf pRkfÈ krky hukmnfmf ilaf ; gurU gRMQ sfihb dy pihly pRkfÈ mOky pihlf muwK vfk :
sUhI mhlf õ ]
sMqf ky kfrij afip Kloieaf hir kMmu krfvix afieaf rfm ]
Driq suhfvI qflu suhfvf ivic aMimRq jlu Cfieaf rfm ] (aMg-873)
gurU arjn sfihb vwloN nUM pfvn poQI sfihb nUM rwb df drjf dyxf:
pMjvyN gurU nfnk, gurU arjn sfihb ny poQI sfihb df siqkfr kridaF, Auwcy QF qy pRkfÈ kIqf aqy Kud cor sfihb kIqf. AuhnF afpxI bfxI rfhIN ieh Purmfn kIqf ik poQI sfihb df sQfn rwb dy qul hY. dUjy ÈbdF ivwc gurbfxI hI prmfqmf dy imlfp dI QF hY. pMcm pfqÈfh ny Kud hI pfvn gRMQ sfihb nUM rwbI rUp ibafn kridaF ieAuN Purmfn kIqf : poQI prmysr kf Qfnu ] sfDsMig gfvih gux goibMd pUrn bRhm igafnu ] sfrMg mhlf pMjvF, gurU gRMQ sfihb aMg 1226
drasl pihly pfqÈfh gurU nfnk sfihb ny bfxI dy pRQfey ieh spÈt kr idwqf sI ik ijvyN akfl purK ny AuhnF nUM bfxI bKÈI hY, Ausy qrHF Auh ibafn kr rhy hn. gurU sfihb dy pfvn bcn hn ;
jYsI mY afvY Ksm kI bfxI qYsVf krI igafnu vy lflo ] iqlMg mhlf pihlf, gurU gRMQ sfihb : aMg 722[
qIjy gurU nfnk, gurU amrdfs sfihb ny gurbfxI nUM prmfqmf dy quwl jfx ky hI gurbfxI dI vizafeI kIqI hY. afp jI df Purmfn hY; vfhu vfhu bfxI inrMkfr hY
asI nvyN zYNtl kyar plYn vfly mrIjL lY rhy hF.
iqsu jyvzu avru n koie ] slok mhlf 3, gurU gRMQ sfihb aMg : 515 pfvn poQI sfihb (afid gurU gRMQ sfihb) ivwc drj bfxI nUM Dur kI kI bfxI Bfv rwbI bfxI dsidaF hoieaF, gurU sfihb ny sB BulyKy dUr kIqy aqy iswKF nUM ieh AupdyÈ bKiÈaf : Dur kI bfxI afeI ] iqin sglI icMq imtfeI ]
soriT mhlf pMjvF, gurU gRMQ sfihb : aMg 628
ieAu pfvn gurU gRMQ sfihb ivwc hI gurU sfihbfn ny Kud spwÈt kr idwqf hY ik bfxI akfl purK dy hukm ivc hI AuwcfrI hY ; hAu afphu boil n jfxdf mY kihaf sBu hukmfAu jIAu ]
sUhI guxvMqI mhlf pihlf, gurU gRMQ sfihb : aMg 763
iehnF pRmfxF mgroN koeI BulyKf nhIN rih jFdf ik
gurbfxI gurU sfihbfn jF Bgq sfihbfn vloN gey
‘gIq’ nhIN hn,blik ieh qF rwbI ivcfr hn ; logu jfnY iehu gIqu hY
iehu qAu bRhm bIcfr ]
bfxI Bgq kbIr jI, gurU gRMQ sfihb : pMnf 335
gurU goibMd isMG jI vwloN gurU gRMQ sfihb nUM sdIvI gurU Qfpxf :
dsvyN gurU nfnk, gurU goibMd isMG jI ny dmdmf
sfihb dy sQfn ‘qy gurU qyg bhfdr sfihb dI
bfxI Èfml krdy hoey, afid gRMQ sfihb BfeI
mnI isMG jI qoN ilKvfieaf. afp jI ny joqI
joq smfAux vyly ÈhIdI smyN sMn 1708 eI[ nUM
swcKMz hËUr sfihb ivKy pfvn bIV sfihb nUM
gurgwdI idMdy hoey ‘gurU’ gRMQ df drjf idwqf. gurU
gRMQ sfihb jI dy gurU hox df asl Bfv ieh hY
ik ‘gurbfxI hI gurU’ hY aqy ieh pfvn Èbd
cOQy gurU nfnk, gurU rfmdfs sfihb ny pihlF hI
Aucfrn kIqf hoieaf hY ;
anykF bImfrIafˆ dy shI ielfj leI hux sfzy koloˆ nvIˆ Koj nfl iqafr kIqIafˆ dvfeIafˆ lY skogy.
* mfeIgRyn. * joVfˆ dy drd. * koeI vI aMdrUnI bImfrI. * iksy vI qrHfˆ dI ienPYkÈn. * gRihsqI jIvn sbMDI smwisafvfˆ.
* AudfsI aqy Gbrfht rog. * cmVI dy rog.
* ikwl muhfsy, iÌnsIafˆ afid. * Qfierfz.
bfxI gurU gurU hY bfxI ivic bfxI aMimRq sfry]
guru bfxI khY syvku jnu mfnY prqiK gurU insqfry]
nt mhlf cOQf, gurU gRMQ sfihb : aMg 982)
gurU gRMQ sfihb dy pihly pRkfÈ idhfVy ‘qy ieh
smJxf sB qoN ËrUrI hY ik ijwQy gurU goibMd isMG
jI ny gurU gRMQ sfihb nUM sdIvI gurU QfpidaF
gurqf gwdI bKÈI hY, AuQy pMcm pfqÈfh gurU
arjn sfihb ny muwZ ivwc hI poQI sfihb nUM rwb df drjf idwqf hY. ieAuN sfzy leI gurU gRMQ sfihb
gurU vI hn aqy rwb vI hn. rwb qy gurU ivwc gurU
arjn sfihb sfrf Byd Kqm krdy hn; guru prmysru eyko jfxu ] jo iqsu BfvY so prvfxu ]ñ]
goNz mhlf pMjvF, gurU gRMQ sfihb : aMg 864
gurbfxI ivc anykF pRmfx imldy hn, ijwQy siqgurU jI ny guru nUM prmfqmf dy brfbr ibafn kIqf hY ;
guru prmysru eyku hY sB mih rihaf smfie ] ijn kAu pUrib iliKaf syeI nfmu iDafie ]
isrIrfgu mhlf pMjvF, gurU gRMQ sfihb : aMg 53
gurU mfinE gRMQ :
roËfnf ardfs AuprMq
jo
dohy
gfien kIqy jFdy hn, AuhnF ivwc gurU gRMQ sfihb nUM ‘gurU’ vjoN suBfeymfn kIqy jfx sbMDI bcn hn. ieh jfnxf jrUrI hY ik ieh dohy gurU goibMd isMG jI dI bfxI nhIN, pr iehnF dy Bfv gurU gRMQ sfihb nUM ‘sdIvI gurU’ vjoN ibafn krdy hn. iswK ivdvfn zf[ ipafrf isMG pdm vloN sMpfidq pusqk ‘rihqnfmy` ivwc rihqnfmf BfeI pRihlfd isMG vloN pMnf 67 Aupr, mUl rUp ivwc Aucfrx kIqy gey dohiraF df srUp ies qrF idqf igaf hY ;
akfl purK ky bcn isAuN pRgt clfXo pMQ] sB iswKn ko hukm hY guru mfnIE gRMQ]
What is Sikhism
The word ‘Sikh’ means a ‘disciple’. A Sikh is a person who believes in One God and teachings of the Ten Gurus, enshrined in the Guru Granth Sahib, the Sikh Holy Book. Additionally, he or she must take Amrit, the Sikh Baptism.
Brief History
The Sikh religion was founded by Guru Nanak, who was born in 1469 AD in the village Talwandi, now called ‘Nankana Sahib’ near Lahore (Pakistan). Right from his childhood his keen mind would not accept all the groundless rituals, superstitions and dogmas which passed for religion in those days. Guru Nanak and the nine Gurus who succeeded him, set a wonderful example of living spiritually, while yet taking an active and secular part in the world. The tenth and the last Guru, Guru Gobind Singh (1666-1708 AD) initiated the Sikh Baptism ceremony in 1699 AD; and thus gave a distinctive identity to the Sikhs.
The first Five Baptised Sikhs were named Panj Pyare (Five Beloved Ones), who in turn baptised the Guru on his request--an event hither to unknown in the history. Shortly before passing away the Guru ordained that Guru Granth Sahib, the Sikh Holy Scripture would be the ultimate spiritual authority for the Sikhs and the temporal authority would vest in the Khalsa panth-- The Sikh Commonwealth. Guru Granth Sahib, the Sikh Holy scripture was compiled and edited by the fifth Guru, Guru Arjan Dev in 1604 AD. This is the only scripture in the world which has been compiled by the founders of a faith during their own lifetime. Guru Arjan also built the world famous Gurdwara--Darbar Sahib, at Amritsar which is nucleus of Sikhism.
Bir Singh Sidhu
During the eighteenth century the Sikhs were subjected to various suppressions and persecutions by the authorities of the time motivated by communal fanaticism. They had to make supreme sacrifices to protect and preserve their faith and separate entity. The Mughal Empire was on the verge of disintegration: The Afghans had started invading the country under Ahmed Shah Abdali. The Sikhs availed of this opportunity to establish their own kingdom which they ultimately achieved under Maharaja Ranjit Singh (1780-1839 AD). The Sikh Empire lasted for half a century and was annexed by the English in 1849 AD During the freedom struggle of India a large number of Sikhs kissed the hangman’s noose, faced all the brutalities and braved the bullets and suffered long term imprisonments in order to liberate the country. Although the Sikhs constitute only 1.8 percent of India’s population, yet they have made a name for themselves in almost all walks of life such as armed forces, agriculture, sports, industry, education, medicine and engineering etc. through sheer dint or hard work and with a missionary dedication. Their adventurist and enterprising nature has taken them to almost all countries of the world.
Religion and Philosophy
The Sikh religion is strictly monotheistic, believing in One Supreme God, Absolute yet Ali-pervading, the Eternal, the Creator, the Cause of Causes, without enmity, without hate, both immanent in His creation and beyond it. It is no longer the God of one nation, but the GOD OF GRACE. That being so, He creates man not to punish him for his sins, but for the realisation of his true purpose in the cosmos and to merge in from where he issued forth.
‘O my mind, thou art the embodiment of Light; know thy Essence’ O my mind, the Lord is ever with thee; through the Gurus Word enjoy His Love; Knowing thy essence thou knowing essence thou knowest thy Lord; and knowest thou the mystery of birth and death.’
(Guru Granth P-441)
The basic postulate of Sikhism is that life is not sinful in its origin, but having emanated from a pure Source, the True One abides in it. Thus sayeth Nanak:
‘O my mind, thou art the spark of the Supreme Light; know thy essence’
Not the only whole of Sikh philosophy, but the whole of Sikh history and character, flows from ‘this principle’.
(to be continued)
iswK
Drm
‘iswK’ Èbd df mqlb hY ‘cylf’. iswK Auh ivakqI huMdf hY jo iewk prmfqmf aqy ds gurUaF dIaF iswiKafvF ivwc ivÈvfs rwKdf hY, jo gurU gRMQ sfihb, iswK pivwqr gRMQ ivwc drj hY. ies qoN ielfvf, Aus nUM aMimRq, iswK bpiqsmf lYxf cfhIdf hY. sMKyp ieiqhfs
iswK Drm dI sQfpnf gurU nfnk dyv jI ny kIqI sI, ijnHF df jnm 1469 eI[ ivwc ipMz qlvMzI ivwc hoieaf sI, ijs nUM hux lfhOr (pfiksqfn) nyVy ‘nnkfxf sfihb’ ikhf jFdf hY. bcpn qoN hI Aus df Auqsuk mn AunHF sfry bybuinafd rIqI-irvfjF, vihmF-BrmF aqy isDFqF nUM svIkfr nhIN krdf sI jo AunHF idnF ivwc Drm leI lMGdIaF sn. gurU nfnk dyv jI aqy AunHF qoN bfad afey nON gurUaF ny sMsfr ivwc srgrm aqy Drm inrpwK ihwsf lYNdy hoey aiDafqimk qOr ‘qy jIAux dI iewk Èfndfr imsfl kfiem kIqI. dsvyN aqy afÉrI gurU, gurU goibMd isMG (1666-1708 eI[) ny 1699 eI[ ivwc iswK bpiqsmf smfroh dI ÈurUafq kIqI; aqy ies qrHF iswKF nUM iewk ivlwKx pCfx idwqI. pihly pMj bpiqsmf pRfpq iswKF df nfm pMj ipafry (pMj ipafry) rwiKaf igaf sI, ijnHF ny bdly ivwc gurU jI dI bynqI ‘qy bpiqsmf idwqf sI - iewk aijhI Gtnf jo ieiqhfs ivwc kdy nhIN imlI. akfl clfxy qoN QoVHI dyr pihlF gurU jI ny hukm idwqf sI ik gurU gRMQ sfihb, iswKF leI aMqm aiDafqimk aiDkfr hovygf aqy asQfeI aiDkfr Kflsf pMQ - iswK rfÈtrmMzl kol hovygf. pMjvyN gurU sRI gurU arjn dyv jI ny 1604 eI[ ivwc gurU gRMQ sfihb df sMkln aqy sMpfdn kIqf sI. ieh dunIaf df ieklOqf gRMQ hY ijs nUM iksy Drm dy sMsQfpkF ny afpxy jIvn kfl dOrfn sMkilq kIqf hY. gurU arjn dyv jI ny aMimRqsr ivKy ivÈv pRiswD gurduafrf drbfr sfihb dI AusfrI vI kIqI jo iswK
Drm df kyNdr hY.
aTfrvIN sdI dOrfn iswKF nUM iPrkU kwtVqf qoN pRyirq Aus smyN dy aiDkfrIaF duafrf vwKvwK dmn aqy qÈwdd df iÈkfr hoxf ipaf.
AunHF nUM afpxy ivÈvfs aqy vwKrI hsqI dI
rwiKaf aqy sMBfl leI srvAuwc kurbfnIaF
dyxIaF peIaF. mugl sfmrfj tuwtx dy kMZy ‘qy sI: aPgfnF ny aihmd Èfh abdflI dy aDIn dyÈ ‘qy hmlf krnf ÈurU kr idwqf sI. iswKF ny ies mOky df Pfiedf AuTfAuNdy hoey afpxf rfj sQfpq kIqf jo AunHF ny mhfrfjf
rxjIq isMG (1780-1839 eI[) dy aDIn pRfpq kIqf. iswK sfmrfj awDI sdI qwk cwilaf aqy 1849 eI[ ivwc aMgryËF ny ies Auwqy kbËf kr ilaf
Bfrq dy suqMqrqf sMgrfm dOrfn vwzI igxqI ivwc iswKF ny PFsI dy PMdy nUM cuMimaf, sfrIaF byrihmI df sfhmxf kIqf aqy golIaF df sfhs nfl sfhmxf kIqf aqy dyÈ nUM afËfd krvfAux leI lMbI kYd kwtI. BfvyN iswK Bfrq dI afbfdI df isrP 1[8 pRqIÈq hn, iPr vI AunHF ny afpxI imhnq jF imhnq aqy imÈnrI smrpx nfl jIvn dy lgBg sfry KyqrF ijvyN ik hiQafrbMd sYnfvF, KyqIbfVI, KyzF, AudXog, iswiKaf, mYzIkl aqy ieMjInIairMg afid ivwc afpxf nfm bxfieaf hY. AunHF df sfhsI aqy AuwdmI suBfa AunHF nUM dunIaf dy lgBg sfry dyÈF ivwc lY igaf hY. Drm aqy drÈn iswK Drm pUrI qrHF iekdyvvfdI hY, iek prm prmfqmf ivc ivÈvfs krdf hY, pUrn pr alI-ivafpk, sdIvI, isrjxhfr, kfrnF df kfrn, duÈmxI qoN ibnF, nÌrq qoN ibnF, Aus dI isrjxf ivc aqy ies qoN pry dovyN hI hn[ ieh hux iewk kOm df prmyÈur nhIN, blik ikrpf df prmyÈur hY. aijhf hox krky, Auh mnuwK nUM Ausdy pfpF leI sËf dyx leI nhIN, blik bRihmMz ivwc afpxy asl mksd dI pRfpqI leI aqy ijwQoN Ausny jfrI kIqf sI, Aus ivwc lIn hox leI pYdf krdf hY[
“hy myry mn, qUM cfnx df rUp hYN. afpxy qwq nUM jfxo’
hy myry mn, Xhovfh sdf qyry nfl hY. gurU dy Èbd duafrf Aus dy ipafr df afnMd mfxo; afpxy qwq nUM jfx ky qUM afpxy pRBU nUM jfxdf hYN. aqy qUM jnm aqy mOq dy rhws nUM jfxdf hYN.
(gurU gRMQ pMnf-441)
iswK Drm df mUl isDFq ieh hY ik jIvn afpxy mUl ivwc pfpI nhIN hY, pr iewk ÈuwD sroq qoN pYdf hox krky, swcf ies ivwc rihMdf hY[ ies qrHF afKdy hn nfnk:
“hy myry mn, qUM prm pRkfÈ dI cmk hYN. afpxy qwq nUM jfxo’
kyvl smuwcf iswK ÌlsÌf hI nhIN, sgoN smuwcf iswK ieiqhfs aqy cirwqr ‘ies isDFq’ qoN inkldf hY.
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Principal
Jaspal S. Dhaliwal
stfP aqy ividafrQIaF vwloN sRI gurU gRMQ sfihb jI dy pihly 420vyN pRkfsL idvs ‘qy pUry iswK jgq aqy smUh mfnvqf nUM lwK-lwK vDfeIaF
Staff & Students of Dasmesh Punjabi School congratulate the community on the occasion of Nagar Kir tan (Procession) celebrating the 420th First Prakash Diwas of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji
Congratulations to the community on
Celebrating The 420th First Parkash Diwas Of
Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji
sRI guru gRMQ sfihb jI dy 420 vyN pihly pRkfsL idvs nMU
smripq ngr kIrqn dIaF smUh sMgqF nMU
lwK-lwK vDfeIaF
GAGAN BHALLA
aYbtsPorz istI kONsl vwloN ÈuBkfmnfvF
ijvyN ik afpxI kimAUintI ngr kIrqn dOrfn iswK Drm dy rMgF aqy sLbd kIrqn nflL iKV jFdI hY, asIN
iswK Drm dIaF prMprfvF aqy ies dIaF ÈFqI, dieaf aqy eykqf dIaF iswiKafvF df snmfn krdy hF. asIN aYbtsPorz dy swiBafcfr, BfeIcfry aqy ivrfsq ivwc iswK BfeIcfry dy Xogdfn df vI snmfn krdy hF.
ngr kIrqn ivwc Xogdfn pfAux aqy hfjLr hox vfilaF nUM, asIN ieh kfmnf krdy hF ik ieh smfgm KusLIaF Biraf hovy. AumId hY ik qusIN ngr kIrqn dI Bfvnf nUM strItF qoN pfr, afpxy GrF aqy afpxy sfry BfeIcfry ivwc awgy vDfE.
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Don’t be afraid of budgeting: Your financial costume for success
As Halloween approaches, many of us embrace the season’s playful spirit. Amidst the celebrations, it’s easy to overlook a crucial aspect of our lives: our finances. Embracing budgeting, much like wearing a clever costume, can transform your financial outlook. Budgeting will also help you achieve your long-term goals. Here’s how to get started; spooky surprises not included.
Why budgeting matters
Budgeting helps you set spending limits, reduce expenses, save money and live within your means. It gives you control over your finances and offers more resources for what truly matters.
Planning your financial goals
Reflect on your financial goals before diving into budgeting. Goals can be shortterm and long-term. To prevent financial stress, consider establishing an emergency fund to cover 3 to 6 months of living expenses.
Tracking your money
Understand where your money goes by tracking your spending for a month. Categorize expenses into “needs” and “wants” to see where adjustments can be made.
Small changes can significantly impact your budget over time.
Creating your budget
The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada has a free online budget planner tool you can use to input your income, savings and expenses, providing insights to help balance your budget. It also compares your spending with averages and provides personalized tips to enhance your financial management.
Review and adjust
Once your budget is set, stick to it and refine as necessary. Keep track of receipts, update your budget with any financial changes and regularly compare your budget to actual spending. This ensures you stay on track and adjust for unexpected expenses or changes in income.
Enjoy the process
Embracing budgeting doesn’t have to be a trick, it can be a treat. Just like selecting a costume that suits your personality, finding a budgeting approach that fits your lifestyle makes the process enjoyable. A well-planned budget can be your most valuable asset, helping you save for the future and manage your finances with confidence.
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ijLlf mlyrkotlf dy nyVly ipMz kMgxvfl dy jMmpl aqy aYbtsPorz dy pRiswD alfieMs
kfrpYts aYNz PloirMg ilmItz dy krqf Drqf
South Asian Community in Canada at Crossroads
Balwant Sanghera
The South Asian community in Canada, due to its high profile, usually comes under a microscope from time to time. There are several reasons for it. There is no doubt that since its arrival in Canada more than 130 years ago, it has gone through numerous ups and downs. Our pioneers struggled hard to establish themselves here in Canada. Losing the right to vote in 1907, the racial riots at the turn of the 20th century, the Komagata Maru (aka Guru Nanak Jahaz) tragedy of 1914, restrictive and race based/discriminatory immigration policy are some of the dark chapters in Canadian history relating to our community. Despite these obstacles and hardships our pioneers did not give up but with their determination and hard work made a very respectable place for our community in Canadian society. Their resilience,persistence, sacrifices and struggles paved the way for the younger generations to succeed and excel. The fruits of their labour are now visible throughout Canada.
Today, one of our languages- Punjabihas become the third most spoken language in Canada. Members of our community are occupying prominent positions in every area and at every level. They are excelling in every area, be it business, industry, technology, sports, politics, media or what not. This is a great credit to the dedication, hard work and resilience of the members of our community. A vast majority of South Asians are hard working and law-abiding citizens. They have been making a commendable contribution to Canada. Unfortunately, there is a very small segment of our community that is tarnishing its hard-earned image.
Our radio talk shows and media reports indicate that during the past few years, like many other communities, our community has now also been plagued by a lot of unsavoury characters who are a disgrace to any community. Some of these shady characters have only one main objective in mind. That is to make money by hook or by crook. It is very disheartening to hear and
read about incidents of gangs, fighting, violence, extortions, tax evasion, fraud, abuse and misuse of laws of Canada. Only a few shady characters in the community are giving a bad name to the entire community. Consequently, during the past few years such negative activities have severely tarnished our community’s image. To reverse this trend, we need to put pressure on the provincial and federal governments. Both levels of government have the responsibility and obligation to take appropriate action to rectify the situation. In addition to that, In order to change this narrative, each one of us -individually and collectively-needs to get actively involved in this process. It is not an easy task. However, it must be done.
Let us not forget that Canada is a very open, welcoming, inclusive, multicultural and compassionate country. It welcomes people from around the globe. Incidentally, Canada was the first western country in the world to adopt the Multiculturalism Act. Our
constitution protects our basic rights. As a matter of fact, Canada is one of the most desirable countries to live in. Every year it welcomes hundreds of thousands of newcomers as international students, temporary foreign workers, refugees, permanent residents and others.
As such, as residents of Canada, no matter under what category we came here, we have the responsibility and an obligation not only to respect and abide by Canadian laws and values but also promote them. Let us not forget that, except the Aboriginal communities, whether we are here for generations or have just arrived, we are all immigrants to this country. As such, we have an obligation and responsibility to respect and obey Canadian laws. Canada did not force us to come here. All of us have come here on our own free will to better ourselves. So rather than engaging in inappropriate activities and behaviour, we should make this country proud of ourselves.
Use caution, be fire safe this long weekend
People are urged to continue to use caution and remain vigilant to prevent human-caused fires when enjoying the outdoors this Labour Day long weekend.
Although some areas have benefited from recent rain, much of the province is experiencing above-normal drought conditions. Residents and travellers should continue to use caution and take steps to reduce the risk of wildfire by staying up to date on current conditions, following fire bans and restrictions, and having an emergency plan that is shared with friends and family. The most up-to-date information on wildfire activity in B.C. can be found here: https://WildfireSituation.nrs.gov. bc.ca/dashboard
While the BC Wildfire Service has lifted its campfire bans, people
should check with local governments, First Nations and other authorities, such as BC Parks, to see if any burning restrictions or bylaws are in effect.
People planning to have campfires should do so safely. Avoid having a campfire when it's windy, choose a proper fire pit or make a ring of rocks at least three metres from trees, shrubs, structures and debris, and do not leave a campfire unattended for any amount of time.
People are encouraged to safely explore British Columbia. As conditions can change quickly, people who are travelling should check ahead for road closures, evacuation alerts, evacuation orders and other prohibitions such as BC Parks closures. Please follow all instructions from local governments or First Na-
tions. For more information about emergencies or road closures in the province, please check https:// EmergencyInfoBC.ca and https:// DriveBC.ca before you travel.
The BC Wildfire Service relies on members of the public to report wildfires and thanks the public for its ongoing help in reporting wildfires quickly. Approximately 40% of new fires are first reported by the public. Reporting wildfires or dangerous activities that might cause wildfires is a way people can help keep everyone safe. The sooner a wildfire is reported, the sooner a response can begin.
To report a wildfire, unattended campfire or an open-burning violation, call 1 800 663-5555 toll-free or *5555 on a cellphone or download the BC Wildfire Service app.
The newly improved BC Wildfire Service mobile app allows people to check the current wildfire situation, road conditions, and weather forecasts. Users can also report new wildfires and submit photos, which helps inform BC Wildfire Service operational decision-making.
Additional precautions:
Anyone riding an all-terrain vehicle on or within 300 metres of forested land or rangeland must have a spark arrestor installed on the vehicle.
To help reduce wildfire risks, check the condition of the muffler, regularly clear buildups of grass or other vegetation from hot spots, stay on dirt paths and avoid tall grass and weeds.
Dispose of smoking materials responsibly, ensuring they are completely extinguished.
(Balwant Sanghera is a retired School Psychologist and Community Activist)
More certified teachers coming to B.C. schools
Recruitment and training initiatives are underway for the coming school year to get more certified teachers into B.C. classrooms and build B.C.’s K-12 workforce.
“We know that the record numbers of newcomers moving to B.C each year means we need more teaching staff in schools,” said Rachna Singh, Minister of Education and Child Care. “We’re actively working with our education partners on K-12 workforce initiatives to support the recruitment and retention of more certified teachers and build a sustainable education workforce for years to come.”
Through the Province’s StrongerBC: Future Ready Action Plan, $12.5 million over three years is supporting provincewide recruitment and training initiatives for teachers. This year, almost $4 million is going toward recruitment and training programs, with a focus on supporting teacher retention in the sector, improving flexibility in teacher education programs, and recruiting more teachers in rural and remote communities.
“Training the next generation of certified teachers is an important part of our Future Ready Action Plan,” said Lisa Beare, Minister of Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills. “Building flexibility in education programs supports more people in choosing teaching as a career and helps to fill in-demand positions, providing goodpaying jobs for British Columbians.”
A provincial hiring incentive that brought 50 new certified teachers to rural and remote schools in 2023 is on track to hire almost 60 more teachers for the coming school year. Supported through $1.5 million in provincial funding over three years, this program provides cash incentives of as much as $10,000 for teachers to work in areas with the highest need. This initiative has supported hiring needs in several remote communities in B.C., including northern B.C., Vancouver Island and the Thompson-Okanagan region.
“When looking at opportunities this spring, a position with Peace River North District stood out for a number of reasons,” said Kylee Campbell, primary teacher, Upper
Halfway Elementary school. “I wanted something in a rural setting where people know each other better and I can personalize my instruction for each student. Working in such a remote setting does have challenges that the generous incentives offered by the Province helps to offset.”
Since 2023, certification standards were updated so that more internationally trained educators could work in B.C.’s classrooms, with the application fee reduced from $395 to $245. These initiatives have helped to double the number of international teacher applications over the past year, setting record application levels to become part of B.C.’s future K-12 workforce. The Province also provides $100,000 in scholarships each year to high school students in B.C. who want to pursue teaching as a career, with the goal of growing the number of local educators in B.C. schools.
With B.C.’s continued enrolment growth, these are just some of the workforce initiatives underway to support recruitment and retention in the K-12 sector. The Province is continuing to work closely with education partners to explore more ways to build a sustainable and skilled K-12 workforce in B.C.
Other provincial initiatives underway include:
In partnership with the First Nation Education Steering Committee, a research project was conducted in 2024 to hear directly from First Nations teachers about their experiences working in the sector and better understand school districts’ humanresources practices to attract, recruit and retain First Nations teachers.
As part of the Province’s commitment to build a sustainable and engaged K-12 workforce, the ministry will support the implementation of a new provincewide teacher mentorship program with several K-12 education partners, including the BC Teachers’ Federation (BCTF) and the BC Principals’ & Vice-Principals’ Association (BCPVPA). Under a new program in 2024, $8,000 will be given to more than 30 student teachers to complete their practi-
Outstanding individuals honoured with Coronation Medal
The King Charles III Coronation Medal was awarded to outstanding individuals in British Columbia during a ceremony with the lieutenant governor.
The Coronation Medal was created to mark the coronation of His Majesty King Charles III, which took place on May 6, 2023. It is the first Canadian commemorative medal to mark a coronation.
Recipients represent a diverse group of individuals who have made significant contributions to British Columbia or to a particular region or community in the province or attained an outstanding achievement abroad that brings credit to B.C.
“I extend my sincere congratulations to the recipients of The King Charles III Coronation Medal,” said Premier David Eby. “This distinguished honour recognizes your dedication, unwavering commitment and the profound impact you have made on your communities and our province. It is a testa-
cum in a northern B.C. school this year.
These awards will be offered to students relocating to rural communities, such as Haida Gwaii, Peace River South, CaribooChilcotin and Nechako Lakes, helping to support northern school districts, while building partnerships with teacher education programs for the future.
The Province is investing $800,000 to make teacher education programs more flexible for students who want to become certified teachers:
UBC’s Rural and Remote Teacher Education Program supported 24 students in 2022, who live and work in a rural or
ment to the respect and admiration you have earned.”
The Government of B.C. is presenting 551 medals. All members of the legislative assembly and cabinet ministers were invited to participate in awarding the medals, ensuring they reach as many deserving people in the province as possible. Ceremonies are being held throughout the province.
Quick Facts:
The Office of the Secretary to the Governor General is responsible for administering The King Charles III Coronation Medal program.
The medal will be awarded to 30,000 deserving individuals across the country.
Nominating partners include provincial lieutenant governors and territorial commissioners, provincial and territorial governments, members of Parliament, senators, the Canadian Armed Forces, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and several other organizations.
remote areas to become certified teachers without having to move to a new community to attend university. With $300,000 in provincial funding, a second student cohort has been created through this program that will support 43 more students to become certified teachers by 2026.
As part of the provincial K-12 workforce plan, the Province is providing $500,000 over two years to increase the availability of hybrid and online-learning options so more people in B.C, including those in remote areas, can better access teacher education programs to become certified teachers in their communities.
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Explore a selection of diverse local events and week-long promotions, beginning on Friday, September 13 th with the Night Market in Abbotsford. iviBMn sQfnk smfgmF aqy hÌqy-lMby qrwkIaF dI iewk cox dI pVcol kro, Èuwkrvfr, sqMbr 13 qoN ÈurU ho irhf hY aYbtsPorz ivwc nfeIt mfrkIt dy nfl.
1st, 2024, at both its Delta and Surrey locations from 11 am to 4.00 pm. This initiative aims to ensure that every student under the Delta and Surrey School Boards is well-prepared for the new academic year.
In a community-driven effort, the GNFB invites everyone to contribute towards this cause, helping students get the essential supplies they need. Together, we can ease the burden for families and create a brighter future for our youth.
Nominations open for 2024 Archway Community Builders’ Awards
Valley or have recently started giving back.
“Our community wouldn’t be the same without these individuals and organizations who selflessly, passionately and collaboratively make a difference,” said Pamela Chatry, chair of the awards committee and Archway board member.
Nominations are now being accepted for the annual Community Builders’ Awards organized by Archway Community Services.
The awards honour outstanding individuals and organizations who have demonstrated a long-term commitment to making the community a better place in which to live, work and play. The Emerging Community Builders category recognizes those who may be younger, new to the Fraser
Archway Community Services to honour those who make a difference in our community
CONGRATULATIONS ON THE 420TH FIRST PARKASH DIWAS OF SHRI GURU GRANTH SAHIB JI sRI guru gRMQ sfihb jI dy 420 vyN pihly pRkfsL idvs nMU smripq ngr kIrqn dIaF smUh sMgqF nMU lwK-lwK vDfeIaF
The event will be held on November 7th at the Matsqui Auditorium with tickets available closer to the date. The Community Builders’ Awards were established in 2006 by the Archway Board of Directors to honour and acknowledge individuals and organizations connected to the organization.
Summer Soirée at Salon Picasso Helped to Raise Funds for Renal Ultrasound at Abbotsford Regional Hospital
In a show of community spirit Salon Picasso welcomed members of the public to a Summer Soirée on Wednesday, August 21, 2024. Organised by Fraser Valley Health Care Foundation, the salon’s owner Rada Sidhu hosted the event which drew in community
members eager to contribute to a cause close to home.
The event was a lively affair which helped to raise funds for a much needed ultrasound to help kidney patients in the Renal Department at Abbotsford Regional Hospital.
Kidney Disease affects more than 4 million Canadians and yet there is so much more we can do to understand the systemic disease. According to Dr. Jassal, donor relations, “a kidney ultrasound uses sound waves to diagnose if there is damage to the kidney--vital organ that helps eliminate waste and extra fluid from the body. The renal
ultrasound will definitely be a great asset to our care teams helping our patients”.
As a community we have the power to help create change for patients-incare and at this time there are still more funds needed to purchase the renal ultrasound. If you would like to show your support in helping us fund this vital piece of equipment please visit fvhcf.ca
The Fraser Valley Health Care Foundation raises funds for vital equipment and programs funded or endorsed by the Fraser Health Authority. They serve the communities of Abbotsford,
Mission, Chilliwack, Hope, Agassiz and Harrison Hot Springs.
Visit fvhcf.ca
Call 604 851 4890
Email info@fvhcf.ca
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flIaF df sI, ijs ivc joÈIly lyK, kivqfvF qy iswK ieiqhfs dy gOrvmeI ivrsy nfl sMbMDq ilKqF pRkfiÈq kIqIaF jFdIaF. iesy aÉbfr dy nF sdkf BfeI krm isMG dOlqpur dy nF nfl ‘bbr akflI’ Èbd juV igaf.
‘bbr akflI’ jQybMdI kfiem krn ivwc BfeI krm isMG dI BUimkf : smUh juJfrUaF nUM iewk mMc ‘qy iekwTf krky
ÈhIdF dI mhfn jQybMdI nUM ‘bbr akflI’ jQy df nF dyx df ishrf ÈhId BfeI krm isMG ‘bbr akflI’ dy isr bwJdf hY. bbr akflI lihr dy ieiqhfs df iËkrXog pwK hY ik ‘cwkrvrqI jQy’ dy afgU BfeI ikÈn isMG gVgwj jdoN aÉbfr dy pRBfv qoN jfxU hoey, qF Auh aYzItr krm isMG nfl ivcfr vtFdry leI agsq 1922 dy qIjy hÌqy imly. Aus smyN qwk bbr akflI doafbf dy do aMk pRkfÈq ho cuwky sn, ijnHF dI ielfky c BrpUr crcf ho rhI sI. iek ieiqhfsk hvfly anusfr BfeI ikÈn isMG gVgwj aqy BfeI krm isMG bbr dy jiQaF ivc mulfkfq, kYnyzf qoN hI gey BfeI krm isMG iJMgV dy Auprfly nfl, bbr afsf isMG dy ipMz BukVudI ivwc hoeI, ijwQy BfeI ikÈn isMG gVgwj ny bbr akflI doafbf aÉbfr kwZx leI BfeI krm isMG dOlqpur dI BrpUr ÈlfGf kIqI.
(hvflf : bbr akflI lihr df ieiqhfs, lyKk imlKf isMG inwJr, pMnf 127) iek hor ieiqhfsk hvfly anusfr dohF jiQaF ivckfr imlxI sMq Tfkr isMG guwjrvfl dI kutIaf ivc 21 agsq 1922 nUM hoeI.
(ikqfb : bbr akflI, lyKk ipRMsIpl inhfl isMG rs, pMnf 55) incoV ieh hY ik jQydfr krm isMG bbr aqy jQydfr ikÈn isMG gVgwj dy dovyN jQy iek mMc qy iekwTy hoey qy sFJf jQybMdk ZFcf kfiem hoieaf. ies mOky ‘qy gurU gRMQ sfihb df pRkfÈ kIqf igaf aqy sfry juJfrUaF ny ardfs kr ky
aihm ÌYsly ley aqy iml ky sFJf jQf bxf ky iekmuwT huMidaF, sMGrÈ jfrI rwKx df aYlfn kIqf. pihlf PYslf jQybMdI dy nF df sI, ijs muqfbk ‘bbr akflI’ aÉbfr df pRBfvÈflI nF muwK rKidaF, nvIN jQybMdI df nF ‘bbr akflI jQf’ aYlfinaf igaf. ieh iblkul Ausy qrHF sI, ijvyN ‘Êdr’ aÉbfr nUM muwK rwK ky lihr df nF ‘Êdr lihr’ mkbUl hoieaf sI. srbsMmqI nfl ieh vI
PYslf hoieaf BfeI krm isMG jQy ivwc ‘bbr akflI’ krky jfxy jfxgy qy bfkI sfry ‘bbr akflI jQy’ dy mYNbr hoxgy. jQybMdI ny ieh vI ÌYslf ilaf ik aÉbfr ‘qy sMpfdk df nF krm isMG bbr hI rhygf qy ies ivcly lyK BfeI ikÈn isMG bbr vwloN sMpfdq kIqy jfxgy. bbr akflI jQy dI vrikMg kmytI df pRDfn BfeI ikÈn isMG bbr (gVgwj) nUM cuixaf igaf, jdik mfstr dlIp isMG gosl ies dy skwqr aqy kYnyzf qoN gey bbr
krm isMG iJMgV ÉËfncI bxy. bbr akflI jQy dI vrikMg kmytI dy hornF mYNbrF ivwc ‘cIP aYzItr’ BfeI krm isMG bbr, bfbU sMqf isMG aqy BfeI AudY isMG rfmgVH JuMgIaF cuxy gey. ‘bbr akflI’ jQybMdI dI mirafdf aqy inXm :
bbr akflI ÈhId BfeI krm isMG dOlqpur dI jIvn aqy ÈKsIaq bfry jfxn smyN AuhnF dI jQybMdI dI mirafdf qy inXm gOr krn Xog hn. bbr akflI jQy ivwc ivÈyÈ mirXfdf qy inXm bxfey gey sn, ijhnF dI pflxf hr bbr akflI leI lfËmI sI. ‘bwbr akflIaF df ieiqhfs’ (lyKk zfktr bKÈIÈ isMG inwJr) pMnf 2 anusfr ‘hr bbr akflI nUM gurU gRMQ sfihb dI gurbfxI, inXm anusfr svyry, Èfm pVnI ËrUrI hY. bbr akflI afpxI pfrtI jF mYNbr df ivroD nhIN krygf. vfrdfq vyly iksy iesqrI dI iewËq nUM hwQ nhIN pfvygf. iksy Drm, jfq-pfq nfl ivqkrf nhIN krygf. hmlf krn smyN iksy vI vfrdq vflI QF qoN koeI ÈY corI nhIN krygf, jQydfr dI afigaf ibnf koeI kdm nhIN cuwkygf. jQybMdI nfl gdfrI nhIN krygf aqy koeI Byd bfhr nhIN kwZygf.
idMdIaF sn. ‘bbr kwZ vrMt qUM ËflmF dy, hwQIN afpxI dÌf lgf BfeI’ aqy ‘krm isMG hux bbr df rUp Dfro, vylf af igaf DUm Dumfvxy df’ vrgy anykF kfiv-bMd juJfrU soc pRgtfAuNdy sn. hor imsflF hn ;
bfxI qy bfxy dI DfrnI bwbr akflI XoDy ÈhId BfeI krm isMG dOlqpur surmeI rMg df dsqfrf sjfAuNdy sn. ies qoN ielfvf kkfr vjoN afp iqMn PutI ikrpfn pihndy sn. bwbr akflIaF dy ilbfs bfry ikqfb ‘bwbr akflI lihr aqy ies dy afgU’ (lyKk gurbcn isMG) dy pMnf 15 Aupr aMikq hY ik bbr akflI jQy dy mYNbr swq bfxIaF dy inqnymI qy pMj-kkfrF dI rihq dy DfrnI sn. Auh afdmI nUM jQy df mYNbr iblkul nhIN sI bxfieaf jFdf, jo guriswKI asUlF ivwc iZwlV hovy aqy ies arsy ivwc vI cwkrvrqI ‘akflI ilbfs’ rwKdy sn aqy ‘surmeI dsqfry’ kdy nhIN sn bdldy. iewQy iËkr Xog hY ik pihlI vfr nO ieMc qoN lMmI ikrpfn rwKx ‘qy kfnUMnI pfbMdI aMgryË kfl dOrfn, bbr akflI jQybMdI dy mYNbrF kfrn lgfeI geI sI. (‘bwbr akflI’, lyKk ipRMsIpl inhfl isMG rs, pMnf 17)
ÈhId krm isMG bbr akflI dI juJfrU
kivqf:
juJfrU kvI jQydfr krm isMG bwbr gurU goibMd isMG jI dy ÉflseI ÌlsÌy qoN syD lY ky ÊulfmI iÉlfÌ lVn aqy ËflmF nUM soDx leI kfiv rcnfvF ilKdy. aijhI mhfn soc kfrn hI AuhnF dy ‘bbr akflI’ prcy ivwc lyK aqy kivqfvF murdf idlF ‘c rUh PUk
“ÈFqmeI ny kuJ svfiraf nf, kMm ÈurU krdy dUjy df BfeI. quKm CoV nhIN hux ËflmF df, ijnHF idwqy hn lok sqf BfeI. ‘krm isMG’ krqfr dI Et lY ky, hux ËflmF vMzIaF pf BfeI.” afp dIaF kivqfvF df lokF ‘qy zUMGf asr ipaf aqy QF-QF lok aMgryËF iKlfÌ lfmbMd hox lwgy. ‘KMzf pkVo Èyro’, ‘bUty dyÈ afËfdI dy’, ‘JolI cuwk nhIN Cwzxy aqy ‘awKF Kolo’ afidk kuJ imsflF hn. ijvyN ik ; ‘’pkVo KMzf Èyro, afKy bwbr pukfr. KMzf pkVo, sfx qy lfAu, qyË kro iehdI Dfr. ibnF KMizEN nf imly, afËfdI afKy bbr vMgfr.’’
‘’pMQ Kflsf arË guËfrdf hF ikAuN nhIN smJdf iehnF dI cfl jldI. ÈFqI nfl nhIN pfjIaF bfË afAuxf krIey qyË qlvfr dI Dfr jldI.’’ bwbr akflI BfeI krm isMG dOlqpur dIaF kivqfvF iswKI jËbf ‘qy aDfrq huMdy sn. afpxy BfÈxf ivwc ‘ËPrnfmy’ ivwcoN hvfly ‘’cUM kfr aË hmF hIlqy dr guËÈq]
hlfl asqo burdn b ÈmÈIr dsq] aqy iesdy nfl hI hor imsflf ijvyN ik ‘’as ikrpfn KMzo KVg qubk qbr ar qIr] sYP srohI sYihbI jyhI hmfry pIr] dy ky, lokF nUM sMGrÈ qy afËfdI dy rfh ‘qy qorn leI bbr akflIaF dIaF qkrIrF, joÈ BrpUr huMdIaF. (ieiqhfsk hvflf ‘bbr akflI lihr df ieiqhfs’ lyKk imlKf isMG bbr, pMnf 47-49)
bbr akflIaF df lok pwKI rfj pRbMD:
bbr akflIaF vwloN aYlfn kIqf igaf AuhnF dy huMidaF ik koeI vI Tykydfr Èrfb qy sVkF duafly lwgy aMbF df qy jfmxF df Tykf nhIN lvygf. ies df asr ieh hoieaf ik 192223 dOrfn iksy vI Tykydfr ny jfmxF aqy aMbF df Tykf lYx dI ihMmq nf kIqI. BfeI krm isMG bbr akflI ny dOlqpur ivKy nfnk ÈfhI iewtF nfl KUh ptvfieaf aqy lokF nUM sfP suQry pfxI dIaF syvfvF idwqIaF. ipMz ivwc sihkfrI bYNk bxf ky lok syvfvF nUM hor mËbUq kIqf. agFh vDU soc anusfr ipMz ivwc ieMjx lf ky aftf pIhx vflI cwkI sQfipq kIqI. juJfrU soc aDIn Bory qoN KUh qwk jfx leI, do surMgF aqy hiQafr bMd smfn dI iqafrI df pRbMD kIqf. iksfnI Kyqr nUM mËbUq krn leI ielfky dy ikrqIaF iksfnF dIaF loVF pUrIaF kIqIaF. ienHF bbrF dI lok ipRaqf df asr Gwt krn leI aMgryËpRsq ËYldfrF, nMbrdfrF, sPYdpoÈF qy jgIrdfrF ny bbrF dI ikrdfrkuÈI dIaF sfijÈF rcIaF. srkfrI ÈYa Auwpr aKOqI ‘amn kmytIaF’ bxfAux, nfc-gfAux aqy Bog-ivlfs df pRcfr krn aqy rfqF nUM idKfvy mfqr pihrf lfAux vfly mÈviraF nfl, bbrF iÉlfÌ lokF nUM BVkfAux dy kfry ÈurU kr idwqy gey. ies qoN mMdBfgI gwl kI ho skdI hY ‘lokF dy hwkf leI lVn vfly’ XoiDaF iKlfÌ hI lok lfmbMd hoxy ÈurU ho gey. ieh vrqfry murdf ËmIr aqy Êulfm mfniskqf dy pRqwK sbUq sn. dUjy pfsy ieh vI swc hY ik bbr akflIaF dy aijhIaF amn kmytIaF qy aKOqI swiBafcfrk myilaF dy pfj AuDyVy aqy keI vfr AuhnF dIaF styjF qy hI jf ky, lokF nUM lfmbwD kIqf aqy hlUxy idwqy.
jQybMdI dy anuÈfsn : bwicaF aqy aOrqF ‘qy hmly nf krnf :
12 jnvrI,1923 nUM ‘bbr akflI duafbf’
aKbfr ivwc juJfrUaF dIaF icwTIaF CfpIaF, ienHF ivwc jlMDr dy iËlHf ivc bwbrF vwloN tozIaF nUM soDx dy df aYlfn Cfipaf igaf sI. jQybMdI dy anuÈfsn nUM muwK rwKidaF 25 nvMbr,1922 nUM iek bYTk ‘c mYNbrF nUM aOrqF aqy bwicaF Auqy hmly nf krn dI hdfieq qoN ielfvf, JolI-cuwkF nUM soDx dI
ijMmyvfrI leI bbr krm isMG dOlqpur, DMnf isMG aqy AudY isMG dy nfm df mqf pfs kIqf igaf. 11 mfrc,1923 nUM nMgl sfmF ipMz df lMbrdfr soiDaf.19 mfrc,1923 nUM sIafeIzI ispfhI lfB isMG nUM zfnsIvfl
ipMz ivc Kqm kIqf. 21 mfrc,1923 nUM ipMz kOlgVH, sBs ngr ivKy aMgryË pRsqF nUM soDx dI ijMmyvrI lYx df bbr akflIaF df dUjf aYlfn ‘bbr akflI’ aKbfr ivwc
pRkiÈq kIqf igaf. BfeI krm isMG bbr akflI ny afpxf jIvn lokF dI afËfdI leI smripq kIqf. 20 meI,1923 nUM ihXfqpur ruVkI dy do aMgryË-pRsq rlf aqy idwqU nUM
kOmI XoiDaF nfl ÊwdfrI krn qoN bfË nf
afAux kfrn Kud bbr akflI ny soiDaf. ihXfqpur ruVkI BfeI krm isMG bbr
akflI df nfnkf ipMz sI. iesy dOrfn kuJ
aMgryË-pRsq sMprdfrvF ny bbr akflIaF
dIaFkfrvfeIaF ivruwD mqy pfs kIqy.
bbr akflIaF df cIP Kflsf dIvfnIey DVy vwloN ivroD :
bbr akflI XoiDaF ny agsq,1922 dy gurU ky bfg dy morcy smyN ÈFqmeI akflIaF
Auwpr puils dy qÈwdd bfry, ÈRomxI gurudafrf pRbMDk kmytI nUM aMgryË srkfr ivruwD hiQafrbMd sMGrÈ CyVx leI afiKaf igaf, pr nrm-iKaflI akflI afgUaF vwloN ieh gwl nf mMnI geI. dUjy pfsy juJfrU bbr akflIaF ny afpxIaF kfrvfeIaF jfrI rwKIaF aqy iek KuwlHI icwTI gvrnr pMjfb dy nfl ilKidaF ikhf, “aY gvrnr pMjfb! qyrIaF byiensfÌIaF aqy ËulmF qoN qMg af ky, bbr akflIaF ny afpxf ÈFqmeI df rfh iqafg ky, hux qlvfr df rsqf PiVaf hY.” JolI cuwkF dy soDy lwgx kfrn nrm-iÉaflI akflI aqy cIÌ Éflsf dIvfn vfly bbrF df ivroD krn lwgy. byÈwk ÈRomxI gurduafrf pRbMDk kmytI ny bbrF dy mukwdmy vI lVy, pr ieh vI swc hY ik 29 meI,1923 nUM ÈRomxI kmytI ny bbr akflIaF nUM pMQ ivroDI GoiÈq kr idwqf. duKdfeI pwK ieh hY ik srkfr nUM KuÈ krn leI ieh mqf pfs kIqf igaf ik ÈRomxI gurduafrf pRbMDk kmytI bwbrF dI kqlF dI pfilsI dI inKyDI krdI hY qy pMQ awgy apIl krdI hY ik koeI swjx ienHF dI shfieqf nf kry, sgoN ienHF nUM dyÈ qy kOm leI hfnIkfrk smJy. (hvflf ikqfb ‘bbr akflI’, lyKk ipRMsIpl inhfl isMG rs, pMnf 135)
‘bbr akflI’ aKbfr df zUMGf pRBfv :
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‘bbr akflI’ aÉbfr rfhIN iswK pltxF, skUlF, kfljF afid qoN ielfvf bfhrly pRFqF ivwc vI aMgryËF dy ivruwD Ëbrdsq pRcfr kIqf igaf aqy dyÈvfsIaF nUM aMgryËF iÉlfÌ
bÊfvq krn leI pRyiraf igaf. aMgryË srkfr vwloN sfeIklo stfeIl mÈInF cuwkx aqy aÉbfr Ëbq krn dIaF anykF koiÈÈF kIqIaF geIaF, pr Cfpy mfrn ‘qy puls dy hwQ kuJ nf lwgdf, ikAuNik ‘bbr akflI’ aÉbfr kdy iewk QF qoN aqy iksy dUjI QF qoN pRkfiÈq kIqf jFdf sI. gupq qOr ‘qy bbr akflI aÉbfr Cfpx dy muwK kyNdr kot PqUhI, pMzorI koTI, Pqihpur jwsovfl aqy gurduafrf ikÈnpur ivwc kfiem sn, pr iesdy bfvjUd ienHF pricaF nUM ‘AuzfrU pRYs’ rfhIN KuÌIaf ZMg nfl Kfs itkfixaF ‘qy phuMcfieaf jFdf qy ÌOjF qwk zfk rfhIN dUr-durfzy Byijaf jFdf. mgroN puils dI srgrmI vD jfx krky prcf Cfpx leI iewk hor sfeIklo-stfeIl mÈIn ÉrIdI geI. iewk mÈIn jlMDr nyVy aqy dUjI kMZI dy ielfky ivwc rwKI geI, qF ik loV pYx ’qy dovF ’coN iksy vI QF qoN prcf Cfp ilaf jfvy. ies qrHF dIaF keI kfrvfeIaF bwbr akflI XoiDaF dI gurIlf nIqI df pRgtfvf vI krdIaF hn. agsq 1922 qoN meI 1923 qwk bwbr akflI aÉbfr dy pMdrF aMk Cfpy gey. iehnF ivc ivsfKI, mfGI qy klgIDr aMk vI Èfml sn.
bbr akflI BfeI krm isMG jI dI Èhfdq: bbr akflI lihr dy nfiek BfeI krm isMG bbr aMgryË hkUmq iÉlfÌ ienklfbI sMGrÈ kridaF, 1 sqMbr 1923 nUM iËlHf kpUrQlf dy ipMz bbylI ivKy, puils mukfblf ivc ÈhId hoey. ies mOky afp dy nfl BfeI mihMdr isMG pMzorI, BfeI gMgf isMG, BfeI Audy isMG rfmgVU JuMgIaF aqy BfeI ibÈn isMG mFgtF ny vI ÈhIdIaF pfeIaF. swqvyN pfqÈfh gurU hrrfey sfihb jI df asQfn gurduafrf cONqF sfihb, iehnF bbr akflI XoiDaF df ÈhIdI asQfn hY. ÈhId BfeI krm isMG bbr akflI aqy AunHF dy sfQI XoiDaF dIaF ÈhIdIaF sdkf hI dyÈ dIaF aMgryËF qoN ÊulfmI dIaF ËMjIrF tuwtIaF. pr awj duKdfeI gwl ieh hY ik nv-bsqIvfd aqy PfÈIvfd dIaF lok ivroDI qfkqF Bfrq ivwc swqf ‘qy kfbË hn. ajokI PfÈIvfdI styt iKlfÌ Gwt igxqIaF hwkF leI jUJ rhIaF hn. ÊdrI ÈhId BfeI krm isMG bbr akflI qy AunHF vrgy anykF ÈhIdF dIaF kurbfnIaF kfrn imlI swqF ‘qy kfbË PfÈIvfdIaF nUM qwk ky mUMhoN iehI inkldf hY; ‘ÈyrF dIaF mfrF ‘qy igwdV dIaF klolF’. Gwt igxqIaF dI duÈmx awj dI PfÈIvfdI srkfr iÉlfÌ afvfË bulMd krnf hI mhfn ÈhId BfeI krm isMG bbr akflI nUM swcI ÈrDFjlI hY.
myK: pyt dI KrfbI, sQfn pirvrqn df Xog, sMpqI ivvfd, iesqrI nfl JgVf, kfrobfr TIk rhy. julfeI 17, 18, 25, 26, 27, agsq 3, 4, 4, 13, 14, 15 asLuB.
ibRK: vfXU rog nfl pRysLfnI, imwqrF qy bMDUaF qoN mdd, sMqfn dI icMqf, kfrobfr TIk rhy. julfeI 19, 20, 28, 29, agsq 6, 7 asLuB.
imQun: gupq icMqf, afriQk siQqI ivwc suDfr, inwjI jn sihXog sMqfn jF iesqrI pwKoN icMqf, mhIny dy aMq ivwc icMqf aqy zr, julfeI 21, 22, 30, 31, agsq 8, 9, 10 asLuB.
krk: ishq TIk, Xfqrf ivwc acfnk ksLt, zr, sMqfn pwKoN suwK, kMm bdlI qoN lfV, sLuB smfcfr imly. julfeI 16, 23, 24, agsq 3, 4, 5, 13, 14, 15 asLuB.
isMG: cmVI rog qoN pRysLfnI, afmdn qoN Krc aiDk, nvI Xojnf qoN lfB hovy, rfj drvfr pwKoN sfvDfn rhy. julfeI 18, 25, 26, 27, asgq 3, 4, 5, 13, 14, 15 asLuB.
kMinaf: ishq TIk rhy, sLnI dfn qoN suK imly, kfrobfr TIk, Dn lfB, iesqrI pwK sLuB, afmdn qoN Krc aiDk rhy. julfeI 19, 20, 28, 29, agsq 6, 7 asLuB.
qulf: GrylU JgiVaF qoN sfvDfn rho, svfrI df suK, Dn lfB pUrf imly, sLwqrU qoN sucyq rho, iesqrI ksLt, kfrobfr bdlI qoN lfB. julfeI 21, 22, 30, 31, asgq 8, 9, 10 asLuB.
ibRsick: KUn dI KrfbI qoN pRysLfnI, Dn lfB ho ky vI Dn hfnI df zr, gupq sLwqrU qoN icMqf, kMm jF sQfn bdlI df ivcfr bxy. julfeI 16, 23, 24, asgq 1, 2, 11, 12 asLuB.
Dn: vfXU rog qoN pRysLfnI, sMqfn pwKoN icMqf, gupq sLwqrU qoN sucyq rho, kMm jF sQfn pirvrqn df ivcfr bxy. julfeI 17, 18, 25, 26, 27 agsq 3, 4, 5, 13, 14, 15 asLuB.
mkr: ishq TIk, rfj drbfr qoN ijwq, Brf-bMDU ksLt, iesqrI pwK qoN lfB hovy, kfrobfrF ivwc lfB imlygf. julfeI 19, 20, 28, 29 agsq 6, 7 asLuB.
kuMB: jLmIn jfiedfd sbMDI JgVy isrdrdI bxngy. afpxy lokF nfl JgVf, sLwqrUaF ivwc vfDf, svfrI qoN swt df zr. julfeI 21, 22, 30, 31, agsq 8, 9, 10 asLuB.
mIn: Dn hfnI qoN zr, gupq icMqf qoN pRysLfnI, iesqrI ksLt, afmdn qoN Krcf aiDk hovy. julfeI 16, 23, 24, agsq 1, 2, 11, 12 asLuB.
It might seem time is suddenly running out to work on getting matters that need to be dealt with on a regular basis in better order, as you had intended. Distractions of late can start to settle down in one way but social activity and more interaction with others will start to pick up. This is why it is important to get to and do things now.
Determination to do things your own way can bring a fighting spirit to the surface mainly because of what you want to accomplish in the long term. Something you were either not that clear about from mid August, which might also have included agreements that couldn’t be reached, will now move forward to mid September.
You will be able to move on successfully with something you initially planned or attempted to put into place from mid August. Don’t worry about the end result but rather make a decision to move forward and you could be surprised with what suddenly presents itself. Endings can result in greater harmony with daily routines.
A conversation you didn’t expect to have could take your mind in an interesting direction of wondering about future possibilities that seem unreal in some way. It can change the whole structure of your life. This is something you need to take your time to weigh up to late September. More questions will rise in your mind.
You can now go ahead and make final decisions to 9th September on something you might have attempted since mid August. Part of this could be realising that there is no point in trying to work out a mysterious position that somebody else might want to take. Someone who says it as it is will be the one to give you peace of mind.
Venus, your ruling planet will move into your sign this week where it will remain until 23rd September. This change can decidedly increase your determination to generate happiness and balance on a personal level. You can also move ahead to early September with priorities you may have been reconsidering since mid August.
There is benefit in keeping your own goals in mind, even if this requires some sort of rebellion on your part. Responding to others wanting you to be guilty and back off, is not the way to go. You might need to keep thoughts to yourself for now but with any contemplation you will start to move forward from now to 9th September.
The sudden realisation that somebody else will set out to please themselves can now place you in a situation where you need to find time to yourself to weigh things up and decide how best to structure your life. Commitments can come into this. You are in a better position to move forward with decisions to early September.
You could have a frank discussion with somebody else when it comes to their ideas or decisions they want to make and how this ties in with what are important priorities to you. This may have held you back from being able to think about future goals clearly since mid August but now to early September you can move forward.
An unexpected change in the attitude of somebody else could suddenly bring things out into the open. Where it may have been difficult to get an answer from them since mid August, they could now become straightforward with what they have to say or decide to early September. This is more likely to be to your benefit.
Any difficulty to ascertain what someone else has expected since mid August could begin to change direction to early September, though you would need to pay careful attention. Primarily you need to remain focussed to late September on the level of commitment you feel comfortable about dealing with, combined with usual routines in life.
If it is difficult to work out the position somebody else is taking, now is the time to ask in a straightforward manner, even if this is not the way things are normally done. Their tendency will be to become more secretive to late September. If there are details that you want to move forward with, now to early September will make this possible.
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Elevate game day: The ultimate hockey parent picnic
As the leaves turn and the air chills, families across Canada return to the rinks, cheering on their young hockey players. Hours in the cold stands can make mealtime a challenge, often leaving parents to settle for the typical concession fare of hamburgers and lukewarm coffee. Let’s transform this experience this season with a hockey rink picnic that brings warmth and gourmet flair to game day.
Transforming the rink into an elevated picnic experience: Imagine trading the usual fast food for a spread that matches the excitement on the ice. Start by setting the scene with a picnic blanket in the team’s colors, creating a cozy and spirited base for your meal. Equip yourself with reusable utensils, napkins and hand sanitizer to keep things clean and green. This setup isn’t just for hockey parents – swimming, dance and all extracurricular supporters can adopt this stylish approach to sideline snacking.
Gourmet picnic menu: Elevate your game day with a menu that’s both delicious and nutritious. Begin with a selection of Grana Padano PDO (protected designation of origin) cheese, assorted crackers and fresh fruits for a simple yet sophisticated starter. Then, delight in caprese sandwiches layered with succulent Prosciutto di Parma PDO, a perfect match for the crisp autumn weather. For something heartier, bring a grilled garden vegetable salad, topped with shavings of Grana Padano (so you
use less salt in the dressing) and adorned with slices of Prosciutto di Parma. Keep a thermos filled with warm soup, freshly brewed tea or coffee to fend off the rink’s chill. And for a festive touch, pack some beverages or mocktails in reusable bottles, ensuring everyone stays hydrated and happy.
This reimagined hockey parent picnic enhances the game-day experience and fosters a sense of community and celebration around our children’s activities. It’s about more than just watching the game; it’s about creating memorable moments together.
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Shopping Tip: If you’re looking for authentic European products (such as Prosciutto di Parma and Grana Padano cheese), look for stamps with a PDO label. The European PDO designation stands for “protected designation of origin,” meaning that it is authentic and produced in the region of origin.
Mushrooms: A surprisingly sustainable and versatile ingredient
Behold the humble mushroom. While most of us probably think of them as a tasty ingredient to add to soups, pizzas and veggie platters, mushrooms are both a versatile and sustainable foodstuff.
They’re water-friendly
While mushrooms themselves are mostly water, they require a lot less water to grow than many other foods we eat. It takes about 6.8 litres (1.8 gallons) to grow 0.5 kg (1 lb.) of mushrooms. Many of the other common vegetables that you find in your local supermarket can require an average of 17.6 litres (4.65 gallons) of water per pound of food and some animal proteins can tip the scales at an average
of 1,180 litres (312 gallons) to produce a pound of protein.
They’re local
Mushrooms are grown by Canadian producers year-round, from coast to coast. When you buy from local growers, you reduce the carbon footprint needed to get the food from farm to table. The mushrooms themselves also have a small carbon footprint of 0.5 kg of carbon dioxide per pound (0.5 kg) of food.
They don’t need a lot of room
It takes very little space to grow a lot of mushrooms. With just 0.4 hectares (1 acre) of space, you can grow up to
A fresh and flavourful recipe to spice up your salad selection
Chef Dwight Smith, a seasoned Torontobased chef with over 15 years of culinary expertise, is passionate about simplifying gourmet dining for home cooks by sharing fast, easy and flavourful dishes. Featuring juicy California strawberries, which are naturally sweet and low in calories, this salad combines Cajun-spiced chicken with fresh greens for a satisfying and delicious meal without unnecessary carbs. Whether you’re craving something light or seeking a nutritious option, this salad promises to delight your palate any time of year.
Strawberry and Cajun Chicken Salad
Prep time: 20 minutes
Cook time: 15 minutes
Makes: 2 servings
Ingredients:
1 pint (400 g) strawberries
1/2 bunch chopped basil
1/2 bunch chopped mint
3 tbsp (45 ml) honey
2 tsp (10 ml) black pepper
1 tbsp (15 ml) salt
1 tbsp (15 ml) Dijon mustard
2 tbsp (45 ml) white wine vinegar
1/4 cup (60 ml) olive oil
10 cherry tomatoes
1 red onion
2 cobs corn
2 tbsp (30 ml) vegetable oil
3 tbsp (45 ml) sliced almonds
1 chicken breast
2 tbsp (30 ml) Cajun spice
2 cups (500 ml) spinach
2 cups (500 ml) arugula
1/4 cup (60 ml) feta cheese – crumbled
Directions:
Trim and slice all strawberries.
Marinate two-thirds of the strawberries with chopped basil, mint, 1 tbsp (15 ml)
450,000 kg (1 million lbs.) of mushrooms.
They’re energy-efficient
Growing mushrooms requires very little energy. In fact, you can grow one pound of mushrooms using just 1 kWh of electricity. That’s the same amount of energy needed to run a 100-watt lightbulb for 10 hours.
f honey and a pinch of black pepper. Mix well and set aside to allow to marinate.
For the dressing, add Dijon mustard, white wine vinegar, and the remaining honey and strawberries to a blender. Blend on high while slowly pouring in olive oil. Finish this with a pinch of salt.
Slice your tomatoes and red onions, and remove the corn from the cob.
In a small pan on medium heat, add vegetable oil and toast corn kernels until slightly charred. Once cooked, remove from pan and allow to cool.
In that same pan, add almonds and cook on medium heat until they begin to toast and turn golden brown.
Butterfly the chicken breast (i.e. slice most of the way through the breast and fold it open so that it resembles a butterfly) and season both sides with Cajun spice.
In a cast iron pan or heavy-bottomed pan set on medium-high heat, sear chicken breast on both sides. You want the chicken to be charred and cooked to an internal temperature of 165°F (74°C) (approx. 4-5 minutes per side).
Once cooked, remove from pan. Allow to rest for 2-3 minutes and then slice thinly.
For assembly, add spinach and arugula to a bowl. Then top with red onions, tomatoes, corn and the marinated strawberries. Next, drizzle a healthy amount of the dressing over top of the salad. Then finish with toasted almonds, crumbled feta and sliced Cajun chicken.
They’re a diverse, versatile ingredient
With dozens of varieties to choose from, including white, crimini, portabella, shiitake, oyster and king oyster, fresh mushrooms can be consumed raw or cooked, and used in an almost endless variety of recipes including soups, stews, pasta, stir-fries and salads.
2024 Hyundai Santa Fe Review: Bolder, Premium design design
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The 2024 Hyundai Santa Fe has been redesigned to be a spacious, smooth, and distinct midsize midsize SUV. Now in its fifth generation it
has a completely new look. Square and bolder it looks almost Land Rover like in its premium looks and presence. There is a clever use of the “H ” motif in the shape of the head- and tail lights, and the bodycoloured trim bar across the lower fascia, its not at all gimmicky and looks cool actually. The interior is premium looking, impressive and contemporary, and three rows of seating is standard except on the Calligraphy trim. The handy grab handle hidden in the C-pillar makes accessing the available roof rails and optional accessories such has skior bike racks and even a rooftop tent easy.
There is a choice of either gasoline or hybrid powered models. We tested the Hybrid version powered by a 1.6L four-cylinder hybrid setup, with
231 hp and 271 lb-ft of torque. The XRT and Ultimate Calligraphy trims are powered by a turbocharged 2.5L engine paired with an eightspeed dual-clutch automatic transmission compared to the hybrid's sixspeed conventional gearbox. The XRT has a top towing capacity of 4,500 pounds The other gas models can tow up to 3,500 lb. when properly equipped, while the hybrids have a maximum towing capacity of 2,000 pounds.
In terms of equipment, the standard spec is goods as it always is
Hyundai, there is a 12.3-inch digital gauge cluster in a slick looking a curved glass panel dash with an integrated touchscreen infotainment system. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are standard on every model. A separate 6.6-inch touchscreen provides access to the climate controls. Two wireless smartphone charging pads and various
USB-C ports abound along with an available UV-C sterilization tray to help kill germs on passengers' phones, wallets, and other personal items!
Base prices for the Sant Fe start at $40,999 for the Preferred rim, XRT: from $46,999. The Luxury: $49,999 and the Ultimate Calligraphy at $53,499 The base model already includes many standard features as well as a digital key featured in other Hyundai vehicles that allows access to the SUV via a smartphone or smartwatch.
The Santa Fe Hybrid's interior is above anything else in its class I would
say. Ther is premium design ethos, and high quality evident everywhere. Hyundai has used ecofriendly materials throughout the Santa Fe Hybrid's cabin, including sustainable leather upholstery suede
stitched leather on the doors, dash, and center armrest. There are some
“H” and horizontal design elements, All three rows– have more headroom than any vehicle in this segment the second row with its stadium-style seating and even with the optional panoramic moonroof, the third row is accessed thanks be sliding for ward the second-row seat
and folding the seatback. The Santa Fe has 413 litres of cargo space behind the third seat row . Fold down 50-50 split third-row seats and this increases to 1,148 L of space.
Safety -wise, the Santa Fe arrives as standard with a host of driverassistance features and optional advanced tech, including an adaptive cruise control system with a lanecentering feature.
We tested the 1.6L turbo hybrid version with 232 hp, 271 lb-ft).The Santa Fe feels confident and capable, with a natural effort to the steering and some welcomed feedback when cornering. Body roll is restrained in common driving scenarios, though noticeable when charging hard into a
corner The hybrid is a tad slower than the gas engined model thanks to
being heavier. Canadian Santa Fes get off-road drive modes in addition to the three drive modes Sport, Eco and Custom, so drivers can select from Snow, Mud and Sand. The steering is light and the brakes firm with good modulation.
In terms of fuel economy, the hybrid models are rated at an average of 6.9 L/100 km (6.8 city, 6.9 highway) The non-hybrid trims have a combined fuel rating of 10.6 L/100 km (12.1 city, 8.8 highway), with the
XRT trim rated a bit higher at 10.8 L/100 km (12.2 city, 9.1 highway).
Down sides are few, note the hybrid powertrain is only available in the two entry level trims not the XRT and Calligraphy. And a PHEV version
is around but not making its way to Canada at this time. This new bolder Santa Fe continues to offer a lot of features and value for the dollar, as it
has always done, but now it also delivers a boulder , more exciting design, and a premium interior. An excellent buy in this sector – you won’t be disappointed!
2024 Hyundai Santa Fe priced from 40,999 - $53,499. Hybrid version nas tested –More info at www. hyundai.ca.
In Memory of Rupinder Azad
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This August 28th marks the second anniversary of the passing of our beloved Rupinder Singh Azad. Losing him has left a massive void in our lives. He leaves behind his wife, Grace, his son Aman (Keena), his daughter Anita (Shawn), and his grandchildren, Sovaia, Asher, Isaac, Liam, and Noah. He also leaves behind four brothers, two sisters, many nieces and nephews, and numerous cousins, inlaws, and dear family friends.
Amidst all the pain and heartache of losing him, we continue to draw strength from his teachings, learning more about who he was as a human being and an individual. We now better understand the core values and beliefs that drove him to become the inspirational treasure he was in life—what he dreamt of and what he found purpose in. He would always say that life is a blessing. No matter the circumstances, he would appreciate what he had and did his best in whatever situation arose—and with the time that was given. He believed in thriving forward in any environment, which is what made him present in every moment and live in a beautiful state for 80 years.
Looking back at his philosophies and beliefs, we are amazed at how deeply
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On this second anniversary of Rupinder’s passing, we renew our commitment to carry his philosophies with us throughout our life journeys. We will always remember and appreciate everything he did during his time here on earth, all the sacrifices he made through the years, and all the uncon-
ditional love he gave us from the very beginning. Words can’t express the amount of love and respect we have for him. There simply aren’t enough words to convey that level of admiration. We will continue building upon his legacy and passing along the knowledge, wisdom, and perspective that he earned throughout his life. We will always keep him in our hearts, forever.
Rupinder has a legacy Facebook account for anyone wishing to connect and share memories.
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