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Crown wants four-year prison sentence for Aneil Sanghera in 2017 manslaughter of Pardeep (Terry) Dulay THE Crown wants a four-year prison sentence for Aneil Sanghera, 31, who pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of his distant cousin Pardeep (Terry) Dulay, 41, at an April 2017 wedding reception in Vancouver’s Fraserview Hall. Crown counsel Jeremy Hermanson told B.C. Supreme Court Justice Margot Fleming how Sanghera and Dulay fought on the balcony of the hall. Part of the fight was captured on surveillance video. What led to Dulay shoving Sanghera with his hands is still not clear, but it resulted in a violent fight, Hermanson said. He said Dulay is seen trying to leave the balcony, but Sanghera charges him and the fight continues. Dulay put Sanghera in a headlock at one point, but finally Sanghera ended up on top of Dulay and kept punching him. Hermanson said this was when the fight turned from a consensual one and Sanghera was then fighting out of anger, not fear, CBC reported. Sanghera got up and kicked

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an unresponsive Dulay several times before leaving the wedding. Dulay remained on the floor for 25 minutes before anyone noticed him.

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Hermanson told the court that although Dulay’s death was not intentional, Sanghera’s assault was. Members of Dulay’s family told the court of how his death had impacted them. His mother, Kalbir said she can still sometimes hear her son calling to her when she is alone. She said her family helped the Sangheras get jobs at her late husband’s company. “In return, you killed my son,” she added. Dulay’s sisters recalled how their brother struggled with drug addiction and how proud they felt as he worked through it. They called him kind and soft. Defence lawyer Joven Narwal told the court that there was a murder attempt against Sanghera on May 4, 2018, when a masked man who broke into his father-inlaw’s home, where he was staying, called out his name. The man ended up shooting his father-in-law and a friend, but both survived. Narwal said Delta Police

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August 15 Brampton incident in which loaded handgun was seized was not about Khalistan politics: Peel Regional Police “There have been comments made by local media outlets referring to threats of a political nature, our investigation did not find this to be so” ONTARIO’S Peel Regional Police told The VOICE on Thursday that the August 15 incident in the City of Brampton in which a loaded handgun was seized and five South Asian males were arrested was not about Khalistan politics as reported in local media. This newspaper asked Peel Regional Police if this incident was “in connection to a group that was heading to Toronto to demonstrate at the Indian Consulate General and that was allegedly threatened by a group opposed to their demand for a so-called Khalistan state in India for Sikhs.” Peel Regional Police Constable Bancroft Wright emailed the following statement to The VOICE: “Peel Police reacted to a complaint concerning a firearm in a vehicle on Saturday, August 15, 2020, in the

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confirmed that the attack was a result of the death at Fraserview Hall. He told the court that the incident led to Sanghera’s diagnosis of PTSD. And argued that all this should be considered when he is sentenced. He said that there is “an active threat to his life.” Narwal also pointed out that the fight was a contributing factor to the death and not the cause, which was cardiac arrest. He argued that it was not unreasonable to believe that Sanghera didn’t realize that his actions would lead to death. The defence suggests a sentence of one year with Sanghera serving his sentence in a provincial facility that would allow him to work with his therapist and stay close to his family. Sanghera told the three daughters and the estranged wife of Dulay in court that he was sorry and told the rest of the family: “I will never forgive myself and I don’t expect you to forgive me.” He also told Dulay’s family: “I will spend my lifetime trying to do right by you and being a better man,” CBC reported. The judge is expected to deliver a sentence in the week of September 14.

public and, more specifically, those who were present and believed that threats were being made to individuals or groups to reach out to police to provide a statement.” Some have claimed that the group from whom the firearm was seized came in a pickup with an Indian flag and were trying to track down the promoter of the demonstration. The promoter had received anonymous death threats after he posted a video to urge people to join in the protest on India’s Independence Day. Jay Grewal, a director of the group Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), told the National Post newspaper that “there is a belief that there are people willing to engage in acts of violence against Khalistanis on Canadian soil” and claimed that many are “shocked and frightened” that this type of incident could take place again. Sikhs for Justice plans to hold ‘Referendum 2020’ on the Khalistan issue in November in India and in countries where there is a large population of Sikhs. An Indian Cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi last year declared SFJ

an unlawful association under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967. On August 19, Peel Regional Police reported that they had charged five South Asian males with firearms-related offences after a traffic stop in Brampton. On Saturday, August 15 at 9:15 a.m., police received a call from a concerned citizen regarding a firearm they had seen inside a vehicle in the parking lot of a plaza in the area of Bramalea Road and Sandalwood Parkway in Brampton. Uniformed patrol officers quickly converged on the parking lot, located two vehicles and arrested eight men matching the information provided by the caller. A loaded handgun was recovered. As a result of the investigation, five men were charged with several firearms-related offences: 1) Simerjit Singh, 23, of Georgetown 2) Arundeep Sood, 40, of Brampton 3) Manpreet Singh, 21, of no fixed address 4) Shivampreet Singh, 21, of Brampton 5) Mehakdeep Maan, 22, of Brampton All five men were held for bail and appeared at the Ontario Court of Justice in Brampton on Sunday, August 16.

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reasons. “It’s, one, to ensure that physical distancing measures can be put in place with that number and that we can follow up with people rapidly with a small number if there is a small number of people who are potentially exposed. “So there is a variety of reasons why we have stayed with that number consistently through the last few months as we’ve restarted and there is good reasons for doing that. We’ve seen cases that have arisen in other places. We know when there are more people than that, the chances of somebody coming in with the virus and potentially spreading it go up dramatically and we’ve seen what happens with that when we look

the event.” He said: “Some larger venues have been accommodating more than one group at a time because they can be separated into sections with wall dividers or are able to portion out the seating, much like restaurants and even provide separate bars and bathroom facilities. However, the huge cost difference of having a buffet vs. individual meals is not sitting well with those looking to book a banquet hall and again the pressure to bend the rules has been on for most owners.” Dr. Henry, replying to a question from a reporter, pointed out: “Right now for consistency across the board, we are staying at 50 [people] and that is for a variety of

at parties that were happening, for example, on the long weekend in July and again, in August. “We’ve also seen it at places like religious gatherings and right now we have a number of people in the north who attended a large religious gathering in Alberta where cases were spread.” Dix said: “In British Columbia we don’t have a lot of rules but this is one of the main ones and I wouldn’t expect any relaxation on it. The answer to the request is simply ‘No’ – not because we don’t understand the value of banquet halls and the services they provide, but these are especially the kinds of events – especially the kinds of events – that we have to address right now. And we’ve

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Alberta Premier Jason Kenney chief guest at Indian Independence Day celebration at Calgary HUNDREDS of Indo-Canadians gathered in Calgary to celebrate India’s 74th Independence Day on August 15. The event kicked off at 9:30 a.m. in northwest Calgary. Alberta’s Minister of Infrastructure, Prasad Panda, flagged off a rally of about 100 cars led by 10 bikers. Addressing a big gathering, he expressed his warm greetings to all people of Indian origin in Calgary. The attendees followed the social distancing norms in a field. Following prayers for universal peace, there was the singing of the national anthems of Canada and India. The enthusiastic participants waved Indian flags and enjoyed some Indian snacks before Panda flagged off the car rally. The car rally travelled for 90 minutes to the Prairie Wind Park in northeast Calgary. The

Jason Kenney (2nd from right) at celebration of Indian Independence Day. Photos submitted venue was very well decorated to indicate the spirit of India’s Independence Day. All participants were pre-registered online. Everyone entering the venue went through a ther-

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Temporary public policy will allow visitors to apply for work permit without leaving Canada VISITORS who are currently in Canada and have a valid job offer will be able to apply for an employer-specific work permit and, if approved, receive the permit without having to leave the country, thanks to a new public policy announced on Monday by Marco E.L. Mendicino, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship. This temporary policy change takes effect immediately and will benefit employers in Canada who continue to face difficulties finding the workers they need, as well as temporary residents who would like to contribute their labour and skills to Canada’s recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. During the pandemic, temporary residents who remained

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Surrey RCMP officers prepare to join Surrey Police Service munity and that they can build their career and raise their families here in Surrey.” The job for a chief for Surrey Police Service that is posted on the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police and the Canadian Association of Police Governance websites, along with the Water-

house Executive Search and Surrey Police Service websites, closes August 28 at 4 p.m. The new police board is to hold its second meeting on September 15 to decide on who the chief will be.

Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum (2nd from left) with (L-R) Councillors Allison Patton, Laurie Guerra, Mandeep Nagra and Doug Elford with the Surrey Police cruiser that was unveiled a year ago on May 7. A survey released by the National Police Federation that represents RCMP officers shows that 14 per cent of Mounties in Surrey RCMP have decided to apply to the new Surrey Police Service and 36 per cent say they haven’t decided their future plans. Anyone with a modicum of common sense will tell you that Surrey RCMP officers will prefer to keep their intentions secret just in case those trying to sabotage the new police force succeed. So, the fact that even 14 per cent have openly said that they will join the new police force and another 36 refused to firmly say they will stick with the RCMP, clearly indicates that 50 per cent will join the new police force. In fact, more than 50 per cent are expected to join the new police force, RCMP sources say. Many Mounties are angry with their union and senior officers as well as the three Surrey Councillors – Linda Annis, Brenda Locke and Jack Hundial – who have whipped up false propaganda against the new police force, using every distortion and lie they can make up. The officers say that they would have started preparing their resumes much earlier for the new police force if they had not been misled by such characters. Unfortunately, some white nationalist journalists in mainstream media have been going out of their way to carry one-sided stories in favour of the RCMP in spite of the clear democratic thumbs-up Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum received. The fact is that the opposition is actually directed against the South Asians in Surrey. There has been blatant racism with non-South Asians being misled by twisted, false propaganda by some privileged white folks, and many South Asians will stop cooperating with the RCMP if they succeed in sabotaging the new police force. That will create a very dangerous atmosphere in Surrey and will endanger everyone’s life. Make no mistake about it! (And don’t shoot the messenger!) As The VOICE has consistently pointed out: 1. Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum and seven of his Safe Surrey Coalition members won the election fair and square on the pledge that they would form a Surrey police force to replace the RCMP. In fact, all the eight new Councillors, including the lone one from Surrey First, voted to ditch the RCMP at the very first Council meeting. 2. The Police Act says that any city with a population of more than 5,000 can decide what type of police force they want. So, when the City of Surrey approached the Provincial Government with its proposal, the latter had no option but to give the go-ahead. In spite of three Councillors ditching McCallum’s group, the mayor still controls the majority vote in Surrey Council. 3. Among the tactics that the pro-RCMP forces started resorting to was the call for a referendum on the change in policing. However, legally, only the City can authorize such a referendum – the Province or the federal government cannot. Yet despite this fact, the RCMP bosses have been apparently inciting their supporters to carry on with that demand. Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum said in a statement: “If this survey is accurate, and 14 per cent of Surrey RCMP members are interested in joining Surrey police, that would provide a good balance and rich opportunities for policing profes-

sionals not only B.C. but across Canada to join an exciting new urban police service. “Once the board hires a chief, he or she will lead our recruitment program. When that launches, we are confident that all experienced officers will see that they can join a modern urban police service, make a difference in their com-

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Trudeau announces up to $2 billion through Safe Return to Class Fund Maximum total allocation for British Columbia: $242.36 million PRIME Minister Justin Trudeau on Wednesday announced up to $2 billion in support for provinces and territories through the Safe Return to Class Fund. This will provide the complementary funding they need, as they work alongside local school boards to ensure the safety

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inces and territories in their tireless efforts in creating healthy and safe learning environments for our children and educators as we start a school year unlike any other.” Marc Miller, Minister of Indigenous Services, said: “We know that schools, students, and parents have been significantly impacted across the country as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. This investment will enable First Nations to take action on First Nation-led plans and preparations for the safe reopening of their schools in a way that both follows public health guidance and continues to support students.” Ahmed Hussen, Minister of Families, Children and Social Development, said: “We know families are worried about sending their children back to school. The COVID-19 pandemic has put pressure on our schools and on families. That is why today’s announcement is so important. It will help schools across Canada have the support and equipment they need to keep kids, teachers, and families safe.” Quick Facts * Funding will be provided to provinces and territories in two instalments, with a first disbursement in Fall 2020 and additional funding available for early 2021, to ensure that provinces and territories have support for the whole school year. * The funding by province and territory will be allocated based on the number of children aged between 4 and 18

Justin Trudeau years old, with a $2 million base amount provided to each jurisdiction. * Maximum total allocation by province and territory: Alberta: $262.84 million British Columbia: $242.36 million Manitoba: $85.41 million New Brunswick: $39.79 million Newfoundland and Labrador: $26.18 million Northwest Territories: $4.85 million Nova Scotia: $47.88 million Nunavut: $5.75 million Ontario: $763.34 million Prince Edward Island: $10.39 million Quebec: $432.15 million Saskatchewan: $74.90 million Yukon: $4.16 million * The Safe Return to Class Fund is in addition to the more than $19 billion previously announced for the Safe Restart Agreement to help provinces and territories safely restart their economies. This agreement included funding to increase testing and contact tracing of the virus, support vulnerable Canadians, ensure the availability of safe child care, and provide income support for people who do not have paid sick leave so all Canadians can stay healthy.

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Back to school plans for K-12 families posted for all 60 school districts BACK to school plans for K-12 families are now posted for all 60 school districts, so parents and families can prepare to support their children for a safe return to the classroom. Families should visit their school district website to view their local school’s plans. “There is no better place than in-class learning. With these plans now in place, parents can feel confident about sending their children back to school and assured that strict health and safety measures are in place to protect students and staff,” said Rob Fleming, Minister of Education, on Wednesday. “I know that some families will continue to have medical or health concerns, and my expectation is that school districts will be flexible and work with families to provide remote options that keep children connected to their school community.” Fleming has directed school districts to contact all families in their school communities to share their safety plans and to confirm if they are planning for their child to attend school classes in September, or if they need alternative learning

options. As part of the ministry’s July 29 guidelines for planning, many districts have already begun engaging with parents to determine their needs. The Ministry of Education has also given school districts the flexibility and certainty to find options that work for families. This includes the authority for all school boards to offer remote options to students within their districts, as well as the tools they need to increase their existing programs to meet demand. “Since the beginning of the pandemic, boards of education throughout B.C. have worked hard to make sure local community needs are met within the health and safety framework provided by the provincial health officer,” said Stephanie Higginson, President, British Columbia School Trustees Association. “Districts will continue to work with parents and families, as they have always done, to ensure children returning to school in September are able to do so safely.” Parents will find detailed back to school plans on their district website. In addition to health and safety measures, the plans include:

* how learning groups will be organized; * when masks are required; * daily schedules for classes, lunch and recess; * daily health assessment requirements; * pick-up and drop off times; * protocols for common areas; * hand washing directions; and * orientation information. Each school district plan follows the same strict provincial health and safety measures co-developed with the provincial health officer, the BC Centre for Disease Control and the Ministry of Education. School districts are adapting their schedules and learning groups to fit within those measures based on student population and local consultation with education partners, parents and Indigenous rightsholders. Every day, school districts are prepared to welcome all students to elementary and middle schools. For secondary schools, timetables have been modified to adhere to the health and safety requirements and ensure that all students can attend most days, with much of their instruction occurring in-class. The majority of school dis-

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Rob Fleming tricts (68%) are moving to a quarterly semester system in some or all of their secondary schools. While schools may look different in different communities, all school districts are also required to follow operational guidelines developed by a provincial steering committee made up of parents, teachers, support workers, Indigenous rightsholders, school leaders and trustees. School districts were also required to consult local First Nations on the development of their plans. Families will find out: * how districts will support mental health and wellness; * what they are doing to ensure vulnerable students and those who require additional support in school – including students with disabilities and diverse abilities, and children and youth in care – are prioritized for full-time, in-class learning and services without delays; * how they are ensuring Indigenous rightsholders are engaged in meaningful consultation; and * plans for Indigenous students living on-reserve and attending public school. “On behalf of parents, I thank the ministry, and specifically Minister Fleming, for stating his clear expectations that all school districts will provide online options for parents, while ensuring all children will have the opportunity to remain connected to their school community,” said Andrea Sinclair, President, BC Confederation of Parent Advisory Councils (BCCPAC). “This is the position BCCPAC has continuously been stating at the provincial tables since June. I thank Minister Fleming for his willingness to listen and to provide flexibility for families which is in the best interests of our children.” The health and safety measures that all school districts will follow include: * masks will be required for staff, middle and secondary students in high-traffic areas, such as buses, and in common areas, such as hallways, or anytime outside of their learning group whenever physical distancing cannot be maintained (exceptions will be made for students who cannot wear masks for medical reasons); * even when wearing a mask, staff and students will still be required to maintain physical distance from people outside of their learning group; * increased cleaning of high-contact surfaces, such as doorknobs, keyboards, desks and chairs; * increased hand hygiene with all students, staff and visitors being required to clean their hands before boarding school buses and entering school buildings, before and after eating, using the washroom and using playground equipment; * school districts may also install transparent barriers for people who have more contact with others, such as front-desk staff, bus drivers or food services staff, where appropriate; and * staff and students (or their parents/guardians) must also assess themselves daily for illness, including symptoms of COVID-19. If any student or staff member has even mild symptoms, arrangements will be made for that person to return home. Quick Facts * The Ministry of Education has developed a five-stage approach to operate schools, depending on risk of transmission and guidance from the provincial health officer. This helps school districts know what to expect if there is a sig-

Saturday, Aug.29, 2020 | Indo-Canadian Voice Main nificant change to school operations required as part of B.C.’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. * Operational plans for independent schools will be reviewed by the ministry by the end of this week. Those plans will be posted on school websites early next week. * To support and ensure the health and safety of students and staff during this pandemic, a one-time investment of $45.6 million as part of B.C.’s COVID-19 Action Plan will support school districts and independent schools for the start of the school year. This funding will support the purchase of up to 1.5 million masks, enough for every public-school staff member and student to have at least two masks. * Canadian Shield, a manufacturer of personal protective equipment products in Ontario, recently announced it is donating an additional 54,500 face shields for K-12 schools in B.C., adding to the inventory of personal protective

equipment that will be available for students and staff. For more info on back-to-school plans, learning groups and health and safety guidelines visit: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/educationtraining/k-12/covid-19-return-to-school

IN response to a continued upward trend in COVID-19 cases among young adults ages 20 to 29 years old in its region, Fraser Health is asking people in this demographic to become health influencers. This group will advise Fraser Health on new shareable social media content to help bend the curve of COVID-19. “Since seeing the growth of COVID-19 positive cases among young people, we reached out to people in the region for new ways of engaging their peers,” said Adrian Dix, Minister of Health. “What we’ve found is a real willingness to join in. People are connecting with the message that we are all influencers, and they want to apply their creativity and determination to help protect our communities, our elders, and those we care for most.” “In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, young people ages 20 to 29 represented just 12 per cent of COVID-19 cases in our region. In recent weeks, we have seen a substantial increase in this demographic, with 30 per cent of new cases within this group, though they comprise just 14 per cent of Fraser Health’s population,” said Dr. Victoria Lee, Fraser Health President and CEO. “This shows that this demographic is becoming sick with COVID-19 at double the rate of the general population. We need to ensure we are doing everything we can to keep our friends and families safe.” Fraser Health is asking people ages 20 to 29 to visit fraserhealth.ca/healthinfluencer and join its effort to stop transmission and bend the curve of COVID-19. Fraser Health will connect with this group to consult on messaging and tactics that will be effective in sharing COVID sense messaging. This week, Fraser Health released TikTok videos on our official TikTok account (@fraserhealth) aimed at preventing COVID-19 transmission among young adults who may be gearing up to celebrate the final days of summer by attending social gatherings. At this time, Fraser Health is also reminding people to use their COVID sense and have clear boundaries about socializing with people outside of their bubble: * It’s okay to say ‘no’ to a social gathering right now. There is no better excuse than a global pandemic. * State your boundaries clearly. For example, you may say, “I’m managing my exposure carefully and keeping my bubble small.” * Be a role model. Hearing you state your boundaries may make it easier for others to be brave about theirs. * Know the rules, follow them, and share them. * Invited to an event? Ask what COVID-19 safety measures they will have in place. Ask if they are aware of the Provincial Health Officer’s orders on gatherings and events.

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LARGE SCHOOL DISTRICT EXAMPLE: SD 36 (SURREY) Most school districts can accommodate all students in the classroom every day. However, there are some urban secondary schools with larger student populations in cities like Surrey where this will not be possible. * To minimize contacts between learning groups, Surrey is accommodating grade 10-12 students every day in the morning and one day a week in the afternoon, while students in K-9 will have full-time access to the classroom. In Surrey’s plan, every secondary student will be

in attendance every day. * Children with special needs, those who require additional supports and children and youth in care will have priority access to technology, inclass instruction and additional supports. * To reduce contact between learning groups, the district is staggering arrival and departure times for some of its larger schools, with different pick-up and drop-off times and/or locations for families depending on their learning groups. * The district is also staggering the times students enter the school, as well as breaks and lunches, to minimize the numbers of people passing each other in the halls. The district will never have more than 60% of students sharing a lunch period and two times per week no more than 40% of a school will be on lunch. * Surrey secondary schools are moving to a quarterly semester system, which means students have two courses every 10 weeks, minimizing the amount of time they need to change

classes and keeping the size of learning groups small. The learning group size for grades 8 and 9 is 60 students. For grades 10-12 it is 30 students. * Surrey has an Aboriginal Education Council, with representatives from the local Katzie and Semiahmoo First Nations, BC Métis Nation, Fraser Valley Aboriginal Friendship Centre Association, Kekinow Housing, Surrey Principals and Vice Principals’ Association, Surrey Teachers’ Association and Aboriginal parents that meets to provide leadership on the education. The superintendent has also met with representatives of the local Katzie and Semiahmoo First Nations about Surrey’s restart plan. * First Nations students will be accommodated for remote learning, when requested. * Surrey also has a distributed (online) learning option, which includes a blend of remote classes and in-person instruction for grades K-7, and more than 70 online courses, including projectbased learning, for grades 8-12.

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BC government needs to slow down, get the restart plan right: B.C. Teachers’ Federation THE B.C. Teachers’ Federation on Wednesday noted that earlier in the day, the federal government had announced that BC would receive more than $242 million to help restart schools in a safe way this September. BCTF President Teri Mooring applauded Premier John Horan’s efforts to help get that much-needed funding from the government. However, she expressed concern that the BC Ministry of Education went ahead with Wednesday’s announcement on the restart plan without working with partners on how to use that new funding to ensure the K–12 restart is as safe and effective as it can be. “As teachers, we all want to welcome our students to class and get back to in-person teaching,” said Mooring. “We all want to get back to a place where every student is in school learning, socializing, and celebrating those ‘a-ha’ moments. It’s why we teach. The pandemic, however, has changed everything and it’s not going away. We need to do things differently and that starts with making sure staff and students can actually achieve physical distancing in our schools and classrooms. Under the government’s current plan, that physical distancing just isn’t possible.” Mooring explained that Wednesday’s announcement on remote learning options is an important part of the overall strategy to have a successful school year. Students with health concerns, families living in multigenerational homes, and students who go home to an immune-compromised caregiver all need options that keep them and their loved ones safe. The BCTF, since the government first mentioned learning groups, has said more needs to be done on the preventative side—not just the contact tracing side. “We need to do all we can to keep teachers, support staff, students, and families safe,” said Mooring. “That’s why I was hoping the government wouldn’t rush another announcement out the door, but take the time to improve the restart plan. I know the federal government’s funding announcement was unexpected, but we should see it as a huge opportunity to work together and get things right. The train has not left the station, school has not started. There is more than enough time to use the new $242 million in federal funding to improve the safety of our schools

Sport moves into Phase 3 in B.C. ATHLETES throughout British Columbia will be able to engage in more organized sport activities and some competitive play as the Province moves to Phase 3 of the Return to Sport Guidelines. “I know athletes and their families have been missing the joy of competition these past few months,” said Lisa Beare, Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture, on Monday. “viaSport has done a great job working with health officials and our amateur sport organizations to ensure we can safely and gradually return to game play. I encourage everyone – players, parents, coaches and volunteers – to continue to work together to make sure we can play and compete safely.” The BC Centre for Disease Control has reviewed viaSport’s Return to Sport Guidelines for Phase 3. The guidelines contain recommendations for how different types of sports now can progressively add activities back again while continuing to adhere to current public health recommendations. This new guidance addresses contact activities, cohorts, competitions, high-performance training environments and travel. “Sport is an important part of mental and physical health for children, youth, families and our communities,” said Dr. Bonnie Henry, B.C.’s Provincial Health Officer. “These guidelines will enable the social and emotional benefits of sport, while ensuring the sports activities remain as safe as possible.” Under Phase 3 of the Return to Sport Guidelines, amateur sport activities may be able to engage in: * additional training opportunities; * modified games and matches; and * league play and competitions within sport cohorts.

* Smaller class sizes and reduced school density to allow for physical distancing. * Stronger mask regulations for when physical distancing isn’t possible.

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Erin O’Toole is the new leader of the Conservative Party ERIN O’Toole is the new leader of the Conservative Party after garnering 57 per cent of the total votes in the third and final round, with Leslyn Lewis dropping out after the second round. Peter MacKay won just over 42 per cent of the votes. O’Toole in his victory speech said: “We could be into an election campaign as soon as this fall. But as more than 260,000 passionate Conservatives have already shown in this record breaking leadership amidst a pandemic – the Conservative Party will be ready for the next

election. And we will win the next election.” He said: “Our country is currently facing its most serious economic challenges since the Great Depression. Capital and jobs have been leaving Canada and large deficits were being run before the COVID crisis led to record debt and deficits.” O’Toole added: “Our country is more divided than it has ever been in my lifetime. People are losing faith in Canada because of the ideological and out of touch policies from the Liberals.

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security agencies to protect us, not to mislead us and subvert our courts. For a federal agency to repeatedly lie to the courts is a mockery of our justice system and our democracy. We demand that Director Vigneault apologize to Canadians after his agency attempted to mislead the courts – at the potential cost of people’s lives.” “Individuals like Mr. Peshdary deserve to have their

day in court, with the full benefit of disclosure and competent counsel”. The NCCM said that as CSIS has continued to erode trust with Canadians, it is again calling on federal Public Safety Minister Bill Blair to reform CSIS’ culture through mandating diversity, equity, and inclusion audits, and bringing CSIS under whistleblower legislation as has been done in other jurisdictions.

Surrey RCMP issue 4 COVID-19 fines over weekend OVER this past weekend, Surrey RCMP issued four violation tickets to businesses and event organizers following repeated contraventions of the Provincial Health Officer’s COVID-19 orders. Following the Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General’s announcement on August 21 of new fines for non-compliance with COVID-19 health orders, the Surrey COVID-19 Compliance and Enforcement Team (CCET) issued $2,300 fines to one restaurant, two event/banquet spaces, and one after hours club on August 23. Each of these places had been subject to previous warnings by CCET. Unfortunately, a number of Canuck fans celebrating the team’s win on August 21 also chose to ignore physical distancing requirements when upwards of 1,000 people gathered at the corner of Scott Road and 72nd Avenue. Although Surrey RCMP and Delta Police Department were in attendance, however, due to the size of the crowd, their focus had to remain on pedestrian and traffic safety. A total of seven violation tickets were issued for seat belt violations as a result of occupants hanging out of windows or sunroofs. “Canuck fans who gathered in large groups without masks on Friday night should consider this to be their warning,” said Sgt. Roger Green of the Surrey COVID-19 Compliance and Enforcement Team. “The public and the police are not happy with the dis-

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Richmond RCMP issue business a $2,300 COVID-19 fine AT approximately 9:30 p.m. on Saturday, August 22, Richmond RCMP attended a private sports centre in the 2300-block of No 6 Road, after receiving a complaint that management there was not complying with social distancing rules and regulations. Frontline officers attended the location finding a significant amount of people past the 50-person limit as set out in

requirements of the Provincial Health Officer guidelines. It was also learned that the location was doing little to encourage social distancing, proper sanitization or contact tracing. Cpl. Ian Henderson said: “Initially, investigators took an educational approach when dealing with the participants and spectators at the facility, but it was quite clear that the business needed further

incentive to comply with the PHO’s guidelines.” The operator of the facility was issued a $2,300 Violation Ticket, under section 23.3(2) of the new COVID-19 Related Measures Act, for a contravention of the Provincial Health Officer Gatherings and Events Order. Richmond RCMP also attended a number of private gatherings over the weekend, opting

to educate people rather than issue violation tickets. The RCMP pointed out that individuals are also subject to a $230 fine if they fail to follow the request of a business owner or event organizer to comply with the terms of the PHO order on gatherings and events. “It is disappointing that people still aren’t getting the message. Whenever possible, we will take an educational approach

to the Public Health Officer’s orders, but for those businesses operating in blatant disregard for the PHO’s orders, the RCMP will be considering violation tickets under the new CMRA,” said Henderson. Richmond RCMP say they are committed to promoting public safety in their community and will continue to enforce provisions of the COVID-19 Related Measures Act where

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Harpneet K. Bath of B.C. and her mother sentenced for fraudulent arson conspiracy in U.S. ASHLAND, Kentucy: A Greenup, Kentucky woman, Manjit K. Singh, 49, and her daughter, Harpneet K. Bath, 27, a resident of British Columbia, Canada, were sentenced in federal court on Wednesday, to 18 months and 9 months in prison, respectively, by U.S. District Court Judge David L. Bunning, for conspiring to burn down Singh’s convenience store in Greenup, in order to fraudulently obtain insurance proceeds. In her plea agreement, Singh admitted to offering a confidential informant $5,000, in January 2020, to burn down the convenience store she owned and operated, Wolf’s Food Mart and Pool Hall, in Greenup. The store was insured by Scottsdale Insurance Company, and Singh intended to burn it down for the purpose of collecting insurance

proceeds. Singh acknowledged instructing the informant on how she wanted the arson to be performed, and promised him that he would receive $1,000 up front, and the remaining $4,000 after she received the insurance proceeds from the fraudulent claim of fire loss. Bath admitted to traveling from Canada to Greenup, in order to help her mother commit the fraud. In their plea agreements, both admitted that they met with the informant on the eve of the planned arson. At that meeting, Bath gave him $900 in cash and obtained his bank account information, so she could wire him the remaining funds, once the insurer paid the fraudulent claim. Law enforcement officers disrupted the

Three people charged for thefts of catalytic converters in Surrey CHARGES have been sworn against three men in connection with a series of catalytic converter thefts in Surrey. In response to the rise of catalytic converter thefts, the Surrey RCMP Property Crime Target Team (PCTT) officers initiated a project in September 2019. Across the Lower Mainland, thieves have targeted catalytic converters for their valuable metals which are then converted to cash when they are sold as scrap. Thieves often target vehicles that are higher up from the ground, such as minivans or SUV’s, to allow easier access to the underside where the catalytic converter is located, say Surrey RCMP. As a result of the on-going PCTT investigation, 39-year-old Stephen Pelland, 40-year-old Chad Pollard, and 49-year-old Richard Mantler, were collectively charged with 13 offences related

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124 new COVID-19 cases in B.C.; no new deaths ADRIAN Dix, Minister of Health, and Dr. Bonnie Henry, Provincial Health Officer, on Friday announced 124 new cases of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), including one epi-linked case since we reported on Thursday, for a total of 5,496 cases in British Columbia. Fortunately, there was no new COVID-19-related

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GLENWOOD VILLAGE. 2 bdrm, 2 baths, 2 parking, 1400 plus SF upper floor unit located in a gated 45+ sought after complex. The foyer welcomes you to the Spacious, open concept, living room, dining room area with gas fireplace and vaulted ceilings. The large kitchen with nook leads to private wrap around sundeck for those summer BBQ's. Large windows and 2 sliding doors provide this, East facing, corner unit with natural light to soak up the sun. Master bedroom with walk in closet and ensuite. Second bedroom and full size bath. Over sized laundry and extra storage on main. Bonus: 2 parking stalls. Close to shopping, transit, Recreation, theatre and restaurants. Act quick as units in this complex are rarely available.

Boundary Park. Beautiful, Renovated, 3 level, 5 bdrm, 4 bath home on over 8000 SF. lot in desirable sought after neighborhood. South facing living room with 16' Vaulted ceilings and Gas fireplace, dining room, Large kitchen with white cabinets, Granite countertops, SS appliances, nook, Family room with gas F/P leading to sundeck plus Den and laundry. Above: Huge master bdrm with ensuite, gas F/P and walk in closet plus 3 more Spacious bedrooms and full bath. Basement has Media room, Rec room and Bar area. Bonus: One bdrm mortgage helper. Private fenced yard. Bring the RV plenty of parking front and back. Close to schools, transit, shopping with easy access to 64th Ave, #10 Hwy and Alex Fraser. Private tour.

SULLIVAN. Quality built 3 story, modern designed, 6 bdrm, 5 bath home located in a quite family oriented neighborhood. Large living room with gas fireplace, dining room, open concept kitchen with large island, granite countertops, SS appliances, nook leading to bright family room with 10' ceilings. Above : Master bedroom with vaulted ceilings, ensuite and walk in closet, 2nd master and 2 more bdrm. Basement offers huge Rec. room for upstairs use and 2 bdrm mortgage helper. Fully fenced, South facing, back yard to soak up the sun and enjoy family get together. Close to both levels of school, transit, shopping, recreation with easy access to #10 Hwy and King George Blvd. Nothing to do but move in. Act quick.

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5847 135A STREET, SURREY

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Custom built 3 storey home in N. Delta (Annieville) area. 4320 sqft built area. Main floor: have living, dining, family room, kitchen, spice kitchen, 2 piece bath & bdrm with full bath. Above: 4 bdrms, 3 full baths & laundry room. Triple garage, 212 SF storage shed and covered patio. Features : granite counter tops, large island, hi-end SS appliances, radiant heating, CCTV, security system, central A/C, tile, laminate floors & 10' ceiling. Walk to both schools. Close to amenities. Basement area have 2 bedroom legal suite, theatre room with big projector, wet bar, bed room , full bath. ASKING ONLY

Panorama Ridge 7053 sqft Corner lot, Updated 3 Storey with 4780 Sqft home and house built in 2006 with 8 bedrooms and 6 full bathrooms. Main floor has Living room, dining room, Kitchen, Wok Kitchen family room, Rec room, bedroom, Big Sundeck and 4 piece bathroom. Above 4 Bedrooms and 3 full Bathrooms and Basement has 2+1 bedrooms suite. New updates are New floor, New Kitchen and new paint. Walking distance both Schools, Close all Amenities. All measurements are approximate, buyer to verify.

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3 Storey Townhouse with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Main floor have Living room, dining room, Kitchen. Above 2 Bedrooms, 2 full Bathroom and Laundry. New updates are New floor on Main floor. Features include granite counter tops, Double sink in master bed room and open floor plan. walking distance School and Close to all Amenities. All measurements are approximate, buyer to verify.

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GREAT LOCATION!! DEVELOPMENT PROPERTY. PLA already in place for 2 lots. Come and view this split entry home on a 9350 sq. ft. lot with 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, unfinished basement with separate entry. The detached garage can house 4 vehicles and is 31 X 34 with high ceilings for all the room you need to work in or store your toys. Buyer to verify information at City Hall. Centrally located and in walking distance to various schools. Close to all amenities and in a great family neighbourhood.

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WELCOME TO SWITCH, a boutique community of brand new townhomes located in Grandview Heights in South Surrey. This spacious 3 bedroom plus den home with 3 and a half baths has an elegant brick clad exterior and modern interior including stainless appliance package, quartz counters, maple soft close cabinets in a designer color scheme and custom built closet organizers in all bedrooms. Convenient powder on the main and full size washer dryer on upper floor. All homes include a 5 component home automation (smart thermostat, doorbell, front door lock, living room light bulbs & garage door opener) to make living a breeze. Great location, close to Morgan Crossing, Grandview shopping, dining & schools. Move in right away. GST applicable to this transaction.

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CRIME OF THE WEEK SHOOTING DEATH OF RAVINDER SANDHU Unsolved Crime: Shooting Date: February 7, 2020 Location: 6339 200 Street The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT) is calling on the public to help further its investigation into a fatal shooting in Langley, B.C. On February 7, 2020 at around 9:30 p.m., the Langley RCMP responded to reports of shots fired at the parking lot of the Langley Crossing Shopping Center at 6339 200 Street. Ravinder Singh Sandhu, 42-years-old, was found shot inside his vehicle by first responders. He was transported to hospital where he remained in critical condition until just recently, when he died of his injuries. IHIT has conduct of the investigation and is working closely with the Langley RC M P, t h e I n t e g r a t e d Fo r e n s i c Identification Services and the B.C.

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Intelligence alert over Sikhs For Justice’s call for ‘Punjab Bandh’ New Delhi (IANS): Indian intelligence agencies have issued an alert after information was received that secessionist group Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) has given a call for a ‘Punjab Bandh’ at the end of this month. The pro-Khalistan group, which was declared an “unlawful association” by the Ministry of Home Affairs in July last year, in a recent message called for a “Punjab Bandh” on August 31 to commemorate the 25th death anniversary of Dilawar Singh -- the assassin of former Punjab Chief Minister Beant Singh. Congress leader Beant Singh, who was the Chief Minister of Punjab from 1992 to 1995, and 16 others were killed in a car bombing outside the Civil Secretariat in Chandigarh on August 31, 1995. Dilawar Singh, a Punjab Police officer, had acted as a suicide bomber to assassinate Beant Singh. In its bandh call, the SFJ has offered reimbursement of travel expenses for return trip to Amritsar to Sikhs who will attend Ardas at Akal Takht on August 31. A high alert has been issued and Punjab Police has been asked to make foolproof arrangements to avoid any untoward incident in the state, as SFJ’s main promoter

Gurpatwant Pannun Gurpatwant Pannun, a New York-based attorney who practices as a lawyer for asylum seekers in the US, called for the ‘bandh’. Pannun, in the call, mentioned that Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC)-appointed Jathedar of Akal Takht, Giani Gurbachan Singh, in 2012 had declared Beant Singh’s assassin Dilawar Singh as a “Qaumi Shaheed”. “SFJ is humbled to offer this seva to Sikhs in Punjab who wish to attend Ardas at Akal Takht on August 31,” said the call. Citing an Amnesty International report on the situation in Punjab during 1992-95, Pannun stated that “Bhai Shaheed Dilawar Singh indeed put a halt to the genocide of Sikhs under

Beant’s rule.” He added: “We urge people of Punjab to shut down all businesses except essential services such as clinics and pharmacies on August 31 in respect of Quami Shaheed Dilawar Singh.” Citing the 1995 report by Amnesty International on the situation in Punjab, Pannun said: “Grave human rights violations have been perpetrated in Punjab by the police in their efforts to suppress an often violent campaign for the establishment of a Sikh homeland in a state called Khalistan.” These violations, he claimed, include scores of “disappearances, extrajudicial killings, widespread torture, unacknowledged detentions as well as deaths in custody”. The US-based SFJ outfit, Indian agencies allege, has links with Pakistan-based terrorist organisations. Formed in 2007 with Avtar Singh Pannun as its President along with Gurpatwant Pannun, the source said SFJ has been running its secessionist campaign for the last three years in the garb of ‘Referendum 2020’ for the “self-determination of Sikhs” which it plans to hold in November 2020 in India and in countries where the Sikh diaspora exists.

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Congress Working Committee decides Sonia Gandhi to continue for now New Delhi (IANS): After marathon and dramatic events in the Congress Working Committee (CWC) meeting on Monday, the loyalists have turned the tables on the dissenters as the CWC has decided that Sonia Gandhi will continue as interim party chief till a new President is elected and the next meeting will be called in six months. Party spokesman Randeep Surjewala said: “The CWC authorises the Congress President to affect necessary organisational changes that she may deem appropriate to take on the challenges listed above. In the light of the above deliberations and conclusions, the CWC unanimously requests Sonia Gandhi to continue to lead the Indian National Congress until such time as circumstances will permit an AICC session to be convened.” “No one will be allowed to

weaken the party and its leaders. The CWC makes it clear that no one will be or can be permitted to undermine or weaken the party and its leadership at this juncture. The responsibility of every Congress worker and leader today is to fight the pernicious assault on India’s democracy, pluralism and diversity by the Modi government,” said senior party leader K.C. Venugopal. The CWC meet started with Sonia Gandhi offering to quit and Rahul Gandhi questioning the timing of a letter by the ‘dissenters’. As the message of Sonia Gandhi was read, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh was the first to request her to continue while A.K. Antony said the letter was “cruel”. Rahul Gandhi questioned the timing of the letter as Sonia Gandhi was in the hospital at the time and the party was

Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi facing turmoil in its Rajasthan unit, said sources. But in the CWC meet, the loyalists turned the table on the dissenters with Ambika Soni asking for action while Ahmed Patel asked “how such senior leaders can make such a mistake”, to which the dissenters said that they have not questioned the leadership but called for a revamp of the or-

ganisation, sources said. Anand Sharma said that it is not indiscipline while Mukul Wasnik also referred to his services to the party. The dissenters also said that they have no objection to Gandhis’ leadership and praised Sonia Gandhi for her role in strengthening the party. Controversy erupted during the seven-hour meeting sever-

al times after it was reported in a section of the media that Rahul Gandhi had claimed that the letter was written in “collusion with the BJP”, and on this senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal attacked Rahul Gandhi. But later the party clarified its position and even Rahul Gandhi called up Sibal to clear the doubts. Later Sibal too retracted his earlier tweets and said he “was informed by Rahul Gandhi personally that he (Rahul) never said what was attributed to him. I therefore withdraw my tweet.” Veteran leader Ghulam Nabi Azad too toed the same line, saying, “A section of the media is wrongly attributing that in the CWC I told Rahul Gandhi to prove that the letter written by us was in collusion with the BJP. Let me make it very clear that Rahul Gandhi has neither in the CWC or outside said that this letter was written at the

behest of the BJP.” He said he was responding to leaders outside the CWC and, sources said, specially to Haryana Congress leader Kumari Selja. At the meeting, Rahul Gandhi was emotional and said that as a son he was quite disturbed at the timing of the letter to Sonia Gandhi. But the leaders who wrote the letter said that they didn’t questioned Sonia Gandhi’s leadership. The stage was set on Sunday when scores of leaders sided with the Gandhi family and the ‘dissenters’ were marginalised. Sonia Gandhi, at the end, said that the CWC leaders should work for the party without any prejudice and with a goal of strengthening the party and that she had no ill will and considered everybody as her family.

GST compensation: States get 7 days to choose between two options New Delhi: The Centre on Thursday proposed two options for States to borrow in order to meet compensation shortfall. The States will come back within seven days and then GST Council will take final decision. “The Centre will work with the RBI (Reserve Bank of India) to facilitate borrowing so that interest rates do not vary,” Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said after chairing a five-hour meeting of the GST Council. The meeting was called to discuss the means ‘Why should all suffer?’: Supreme Court on plea to delay exam for foreign MBBS: The Supreme Court on Thursday declined to entertain a plea seeking to postpone the Foreign Medical Graduates Examination (FMGE), a licensure examination held for students who have done MBBS courses from foreign countries, slated for August 31. A plea was filed in the top court stating that several students are struck in foreign countries and they are not in position to return to

to meet the compensation shortfall. Initial estimate of total compensation requirement was around Rs 3 lakh crore [1 lakh = 100,000; 1 crore = 10 million]. The Government expects collection through GST compensation to be around Rs 65,000 crore, while the remaining Rs 235,000 crore would be the shortfall. So now there are two options left to meet this shortfall. Option 1: States, through a special window of the RBI, will be able to borrow Rs 97,000 crore at a reasonable rate of interest.

Option 2: The entire GST compensation gap of Rs 235,000 crore of this year can be borrowed by the states, again through a special window of the RBI. The repayment of principal and interest would be linked to compensation cess receivables. This means cess could be levied beyond five years on 29 items falling in the 28% category such as automobiles, cement, and air-conditioners. Sitharaman said that the aim would be to facilitate borrowing through a special window of the

India to take this exam. A bench, headed by Justice Arun Mishra and comprising Justices B.R. Gavai and Krishna Murari, noted: “Why should all students suffer because of inconvenience of some?” The bench also noted that the exam is held twice in a year and students who miss the first attempt could take the second exam. However, the top court allowed the other prayer of the petitioner to consider the request for change of exam centres. Disposing of the

plea, the top court asked the National Board of Examination to take a decision, within two days, on the prayer of the petitioner seeking change of exam centres. On August 17, the same bench had said life should move on even in COVID-19 times and declined to entertain a plea seeking the postponement of the National Eligibility-cum- Entrance Test (NEET) and Joint Entrance Examination (JEE), slated in September. The bench noted that the postponement of

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National Investigation Agency names JeM Chief Azhar, brothers in Pulwama attack chargesheet New Delhi/Jammu (IANS): The National Investigation Agency (NIA) in its chargesheet in the 2019 Pulwama terror attack case has named Jaish-e-Mohammad chief Masood Azhar, his brothers Abdul Rauf Asghar and Ammar Alvi, slain JeM terrorist Mohammad Umar Farooq, suicide bomber Adil Ahmed Dar and other terrorist commanders operating from Pakistan. These are apart from the six accused arrested in the case. The NIA has filed a 13,500-page chargesheet in the special NIA court in Jammu along with the pictures and digital evidence of the Pulwama terror attack. An NIA official told IANS: “The agency filed a chargesheet (on Tuesday) against Azhar, Asghar, Alvi, their slain nephew Farooq, six arrested accused, and absconding accused Sameer Dar in the Pulwama terror at-

tack case at a Jammu special NIA court.” The NIA said that it has also named two Pakistani nationals - Mohammad Kamran and Mohammad Ismail alias Saifuddin - both IED experts. The official said that the agency has prepared a watertight case against the people named in the chargesheet along with all the irrefutable evidence, including their chats and call details to highlight the role of Pakistan in

the February 14, 2019 attack in which 40 CRPF troopers were killed. The official said that this attack was a plot hatched by the Pakistan-based terror group to project the attack as part of the home-grown militancy in Kashmir. The NIA has also accused several top commanders of the terrorist group in its chargesheet. The agency arrested Mohammad Iqbal Rather, 25, a resident of Budgam, Jammu and Kashmir in July this year. He is accused of facilitating the movement of Farooq, the JeM terrorist and a key conspirator in this case, after he infiltrated into Indian territory in Jammu region in April 2018. Farooq, along with others, had assembled the IED used in the terror attack. The NIA in its chargesheet allegd that Farooq, who infiltrated

in India, was an IED expert. Farooq along with suicide bomber Adil and absconding terrorist Sameer Dar prepared the IED that was placed in the Maruti car that was used in the terror attack. Sameer had come out of the car 500 meters away from the attack site. Earlier, the NIA found that Rather was in constant touch with the Pakistan-based leadership of the JeM and was in communication with them over secure messaging applications and was also part of the transportation module of the terrorist organisation. The other five accused arrested who are named in the chargesheet are Shakir Bashir, Mohammad Abbas Rather, Waiz-ul-Islam, and the father-daughter duo of Tariq Ahmad Shah and Insha Jan - all alleged to be workers of the JeM.

Pakistan rejects ‘fabricated’ National Investigation Agency chargesheet in Pulwama attack New Delhi (IANS): Pakistan on Wednesday rejected India’s National Investigation Agency (NIA) chargesheet in the Pulwama attack of 2019. “Pakistan categorically rejects the so-called ‘chargesheet’ by India’s National Investigation Agency (NIA), which mischievously attempts to implicate Pakistan in the Pulwama attack,” said a statement from Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry. “The fabrications in the reported ‘chargesheet’ are patently designed to further the

BJP’s anti-Pakistan rhetoric and its narrow domestic political interests,” Pakistan has alleged. Relying on prevarications, Pakistan sought to whitewash the charges levelled against it after an exhaustive investigation. The statement read that at the outset, Pakistan had rejected India’s baseless allegations and expressed readiness to extend cooperation on the basis of any actionable information.

“India failed to provide any credible evidence for its invective and has instead been using the attack for its malicious propaganda campaign against Pakistan,” it said. Pakistan said the timing of the Pulwama attack, just two months before the Lok Sabha elections in India, and the fact that the key accused in the attack have already been killed by Indian forces, raise too many questions. “The world knows well as to who benefited the most from

the Pulwama attack and drew electoral dividends,” Pakistan alleged. Islamabad said it would be recalled that Indian military aircraft engaged in belligerent action against Pakistan on February 26, 2019. “The Indian misadventure was effectively countered by the Pakistan Air Force, which resulted in the downing of two Indian warplanes and capture of an Indian pilot. Despite India’s provocations, the Indian pilot was released by Pakistan

as a peace gesture,” it said. “In response to a paper shared by the Indian Government following the Pulwama attack, Pakistan constituted a high-level investigation team to examine its contents. As the information provided by India was incomplete, patchy and unsubstantiated, Pakistan shared two Aides-memoire, seeking further information and supporting evidence from India. India has been unable to provide any corroboration of its unfounded allegations,”

Pakistan said. “Pakistan has been forewarning the international community about India’s use of ‘false flag’ operation and possible ill-conceived misadventure. With the approaching state elections in India, the RSS-BJP ploy of raising the Pakistan bogey again for making electoral gains is palpable. We warn the world community again to be cognizant of its dangerous consequences for peace and security in the region,” Pakistan said.

Approached UK for Nawaz Sharif’s extradition: Pakistan PM’s aide Islamabad (IANS): Terming former Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif an “absconder”, the Prime Minster’s Adviser on Accountability and Interior, Shahzad Akbar, has said that his four-week bail on medical grounds expired in December last year and the government had already approached the UK government for his extradition. “The government is treating him (Sharif) as an absconder and has already sent a request to the British government to extradite him,” Akbar said while addressing a press confer-

Nawaz Sharif ence in Lahore on Saturday. “His strolling on London roads is a slap in the face of the judiciary and the government cannot allow this. There is nothing personal in it: we are only trying to implement the law

and fulfil its requirements,” he maintained. Akbar said that the government would request the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) to pursue Sharif ’s extradition as well and it was also looking into legalities of guarantees of Shahbaz Sharif, who was supposed to escort his elder brother back to Pakistan after his medical treatment, the Dawn reported. Akbar also claimed that the ex-premier submitted fake lab reports. He said that on October 29 last year the court granted Sharif eight-week

bail for treatment within Pakistan and on November 16, he got a four-week permission to travel abroad for treatment. According to Akbar, the former Prime Minister was supposed to keep the court and the Punjab government updated about his treatment by sharing the details of the process of his treatment and test reports which he didn’t do. He said that Sharif applied to the Punjab government for bail extension on February 19. A medical board was constituted which sought details of medical pro-

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Punjab Police raids ex-DGP’s house in 29-year-old kidnapping case Chandigarh (IANS): Punjab Police on Friday morning raided the residence of former state Director General of Police Sumedh Singh Saini, but could not find him there. Saini, who is now older than 60 years, was considered a blue-eyed boy of militancy-era police chief K.P.S. Gill, who was credited with eliminating militancy in the state.

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left two people dead, does not have good relations with current Chief Minister Amarinder Singh. In fact, Saini had challenged the Vigilance Bureau’s closure report in the multi-crore Ludhiana City Centre scam involving Amarinder Singh. For quite some time, Amarinder Singh had been seeking a probe into the fake gun battles and extra-judicial killings alleged to have taken place during militancy in Punjab. Taking cognizance of the revelations made by a former Punjab Police constable, Gurmeet Singh, alias Pinky, wherein he had alleged in 2015 that a number of people were killed without trial during militancy in Punjab, Amarinder Singh had demanded the dismissal of DGP Saini and registration

of a case against him. The Chief Minister has already rejected Saini’s allegation of political motivation in the filling of the FIR against him. There was no question of political interference, the Chief Minister has said, asserting the law would take its course in the matter. A police spokesperson said the case against Saini was filed on the basis of a fresh application by the victim’s brother Palwinder Singh Multani, a resident of Jalandhar. The spokesperson said the complainant had cited the Supreme Court order of December 7, 2011, that it was “open to the applicants who had filed the petitions under Section 482 of the CrPC to take recourse to fresh proceedings, if permissible in law”.

Reconvene Punjab Assembly session next month, says Akali Dal Chandigarh (IANS): The Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) on Friday urged Punjab Governor V.P. Singh Badnore to direct the Congress government to reconvene the Vidhan Sabha next month to discuss the burning issues of the state, saying the government has used the pretext of COVID-19 to run away from facing the ire of the people. In a letter to the Governor, the legislative group led by Sharanjit Singh Dhillon and other SAD legislators said that this intervention is necessary as there is a complete breakdown in parliamentary procedures in the state and corrective steps need to be taken to prevent the Congress government from making a mockery of democracy. The legislators also brought to the notice of the Governor the ‘oppressive’ tactics of the Vidhan Sabha Speaker and the Congress government which asked Chandigarh Police to barricade the residences of opposition legislators to prevent them from stepping out of their houses ahead of the session. They said never before in the history of the state had the movement of elected representatives, who had already announced that they would act

responsibly, been restricted in this manner. They also urged the Governor to order an inquiry into the forced house arrest of SAD legislators. The legislative group said the one-hour session of the Assembly called by the government to fulfil its constitutional duty was against the spirit of democracy as well as parliamentary procedures. The legislators said that other state Assemblies as well as the Parliament are being convened for duration of up to two weeks and the Punjab Vidhan Sabha should be reconvened next month and due directions should be given to the state government at the earliest. Speaking about the pick-and-choose policy of Speaker Rana K.P. Singh, the legislators said the Speaker had deliberately made the legislators ineligible to attend the one-hour session. “If no contact with COVID-19 positive MLAs is the sole criterion for admission as has been related by the Speaker, then the latter is also ineligible to attend the session under the same rules. So are most Congress legislators who were in close contact with their colleagues who have tested COVID-19 positive,” said the legislators.

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Chandigarh (IANS): The Punjab Assembly on Friday passed seven bills with a voice vote during a specially convened one-day session amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Chaired by Speaker Rana K.P. Singh, Chief Minister Amarinder Singh and his Cabinet colleagues attended the session that ended before lunch. The legislations passed by the assembly include setting up Sri Guru Teg Bahadur University of Law at Tarn Taran to commemorate the 400th birth anniversary of the ninth Sikh Guru, Guru Teg Bahadur. It also approved the Punjab Good Conduct Prisoners (Temporary Release) Amendment Bill of 2020. Presenting the bill, Higher Education Minister Tript Rajinder Bajwa said the legislation would pave the way for extending the period of parole in situations of disasters, epidemics and extreme emergencies. The rationale behind bringing the legislation was to enable the Jail Department to take measures to decongest jails, besides ensuring that the jails

Amarinder Singh addresses the Punjab Assembly. remain Covid-19 free as reading limit of up to 2 per cent of mitting the inmates released Gross State Domestic Product on parole or interim bail (GSDP) for 2020-2021 subject would expose other inmates to implementation of specific to the risk of contracting Co- state-level reforms. vid-19. He said the motive was to It passed the Punjab Fis- strengthen the state resourccal Responsibility and Bud- es. The state has also been alget Management (Second lowed an additional borrowAmendment) Bill of 2020. ing of 2 per cent of Gross State Presenting the bill, Finance Domestic Product (GSDP) i.e. Minister Manpreet Singh Rs 12,130 crore in 2020-21 Badal said in view of the se- over and above its net borrious negative impact of the rowing ceiling, which is three unprecedented Covid-19 pan- per cent of the GSDP. demic on the resources of the However, the relaxation in state, the government of India borrowing limits is partly unhas decided to provide relax- conditional to the extent of ation in borrowing limits by 0.5 per cent and the remainsetting an additional borrowing 1.5 per cent is conditional.

Punjab Police busts biggest illegal pharma-opioids manufacturing unit Chandigarh (IANS): Punjab Police on Friday said it has arrested a father and son who allegedly ran the country’s biggest illegal pharmaopioids manufacturing unit in Delhi. They have been identified as Krishan Arora and his son Gaurav Arora. “Happy to announce arrests of father & son duo of

Krishan Arora @ Clovidol Badshah & Gaurav Arora, owners of Neutec Healthcare, Narela (Delhi), India’s biggest manufacturers & suppliers of illegal pharmaceutical drugs,” Director General of Police Dinkar Gupta informed in a tweet. “We shall continue our relentless fight against drugs,” he added.

Punjab Police bust multi-million bank fraud Chandigarh (IANS): Punjab Police’s cyber crime cell on Thursday achieved success in busting a high-tech multi-million bank fraud racket operating in the state with the arrest of a notorious key member of the gang Amit Sharma. Additional Director-General of Police and Director of the Bureau of Investigation, Arpit Shukla, said the cyber crime cell investigated this case on the complaint of Vijay Kumar, Location Manager of HDFC Bank, who had complained of a fraud of around Rs 20 million from a bank account. During the investigation, it was found that the fraudster had siphoned off money from the account and transferred it to five different bank accounts. These bank accounts were opened using fake identity. Revealing the modus operandi, Shukla said the fraudster changed the email IDs and mobile numbers registered with the bank account of the victim and became the virtual controller of that account. Later Amit Sharma impersonating Akash Arun Bhatia, the victim, gained Internet access to his bank account. Thereafter, the accused transferred the

money to five different accounts opened in the name of Vikram Singh by submitting forged documents. During the course of the investigation it was found that all government identity proofs, including chip-based driving licenses, PAN cards, hologram containing voter ID cards, etc., provided as KYC documents for opening of bank accounts and for obtaining mobile numbers were fake. All the cash withdrawals were done by the fraudsters through ATM cards and cheques, thereby leaving no trail for the police to follow. Moreover, the mobile numbers used became functional only during the commission of the crime and remained non-accessible thereafter, he added. Shukla said during the investigation it was found that the racketeers were operating from Ludhiana as the mobile phones when used to commit the crime were located there. Physical search and door-to-door verification of the area where these phones were operational was conducted during the investigation.

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Be A Tourist in Your Own Town: 11 Must-Experience Vancouver Attractions BY JULIE OVENELL BACK in 2019, when COVID-19 was just another unfamiliar acronym, Vancouver welcomed more than 11 million overnight visitors. But, even though we love showing off our beautiful city—brimming with nature, and culture, and food, and fun—we tend to avoid the very places that helped make Vancouver famous around the world (think: crowds). Well, not this year. In 2020, with borders and bubbles tight, the city isn’t seeing the same influx of visitors. Which means: locals can finally indulge their inner tourist and explore their own beloved backyard—safely and sensibly, with lots of elbow room and even more deals. (Example: book a Vancouver hotel getaway and you’ll receive a $100 credit to the city’s top attractions.) Whether you’re looking for family fun or dateworthy diversions, there’s an activity with your name on it. There’s never been a better time. All attractions are observing strict health and safety protocols such as timed entries, physical distancing, mandatory masks, and cashless transactions; see their individual web sites for details. Here are some top picks to get you started. Be sure to check out tourismvancouver.com/ comeback and stayvancouverhotels.com for more great deals on things to do in Vancouver. CAPILANO SUSPENSION BRIDGE PARK Capilano Suspension Bridge: The Lower Mainland’s oldest attraction (1889), this famous crossing spans 137 metres, towering high above a rocky canyon floor. Anyone who’s been there (including Mick Jagger and Marilyn Monroe), knows what a genuine thrill it is to make the long, rolling lurch across the Capilano River. Remember to book your time in advance to secure a spot. GROUSE MOUNTAIN, THE PEAK OF VANCOUVER

Grouse Mountain, The Peak of Vancouver: There’s a reason—many good reasons in fact—that tourists flock to this mountain: The gondola ride is dramatic, rising 1,100 metres in eight minutes and offering stunning panoramic views of Vancouver and beyond. Reserve your Skyride time in advance and make sure you buy enough parking at the bottom because there’s a lot happening up top besides the jaw-dropping scenery: a bear sanctuary, ranger talks, mountaintop hiking (with physical distancing protocols in place), a Kids Tree Canopy Adventure, dining patios, and zipline adventures, to name just a few favourites. SCIENCE WORLD Science World: Dr. Bonnie Henry is Science World’s newest poster girl. Need we say more? The popular centre will reopen August 1; timed-entry tickets must be purchased online. VANCOUVER AQUARIUM Vancouver Aquarium: Canada’s favourite nonprofit marine science centre took a hard hit when COVID closed its doors in March, but the public quickly rallied, purchasing artfully branded face masks to raise funds and show support. Now open with shorter hours, the aquarium has implemented a one-way traffic system, and requires timed tickets to be purchased online in advance. Don’t forget your face mask as they are mandatory inside the aquarium. MUSEUM OF ANTHROPOLOGY AT UBC Museum of Anthropology at UBC (MOA): With its soaring architecture, spectacular sea-to-sky views, and stunning Northwest Coast First Nations art collection, MOA is a must-see Vancouver museum. Though you’ll need to book an arrival time, you can stay as long as you like, so try not to rush your visit—the impressive collections of global art and artifacts at this acclaimed BC museum deserve your time. Face masks are encouraged while you’re inside. The café is now open Tuesday to Sunday, so grab a snack to enjoy on the scenic grounds. GRANVILLE ISLAND

Granville Island: On the plus side of the global pandemic, it’s much easier to find parking at Granville Island these days—and it’s all temporarily free. The downside: “pinch points” in the public market that necessitate occasional outdoor line-ups. But who’s complaining when what you’re waiting for is a Lee’s donut? Wear a mask if you can and make the most of outdoor pleasures, such as outdoor patios and the kid-friendly splash park.

Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden: Located in the heart of Vancouver’s historic Chinatown neighbourhood, this petite and peaceful park was named the World’s Top City Garden by National Geographic and Canadian Garden of the Year by the Canadian Garden Tourism Council. You’ll need to purchase a timed ticket to enter.

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Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast Art: This small downtown space—named for the creator of the famous Jade Canoe sculpture at YVR and the new artwork on Canada’s $2 coin—is the only public gallery dedicated to contemporary Indigenous art of the Northwest Coast. It makes a perfect complement to the better-known Museum of Anthropology (above). On Thursdays from 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m., gallery access is reserved for the elderly and vulnerable, and first responders. DR. SUN YAT-SEN CLASSICAL CHINESE GARDEN

QUEEN ELIZABETH PARK AND BLOEDEL CONSERVATORY Queen Elizabeth Park and Bloedel Conservatory: Vancouver’s “horticultural jewel” is home

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The All-New 2021 Toyota RAV4 Prime Is Impressive – Including Its Price TORONTO, ONTARIO: The Toyota RAV4 Prime hits the streets this month, blending everything that people love about the RAV4 with new levels of super-sporty performance, handling and style, a long list of advanced technology features and premium amenities – plus the remarkable fuel efficiency of Toyota’s plug-in hybrid powertrain. Everything about the all-new Toyota RAV4 Prime is impressive – including its price. “By 2025, our goal is to have an electrified option of every model we sell and have those vehicles represent 40 percent of our sales. We will achieve that through a winning combination of performance, styling and price,” said Cyril Dimitris, Vice President, Toyota Canada Inc. “The RAV4 Prime is an excellent example of going be-

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FCA Canada: Announces2021 Ram 1500 TRX – Apex Predator pickup!

Windsor, Ontario: How do you top the apex predator of the truck world? By introducing the 2021 Ram 1500 TRX Launch Edition. Canadian buyers will have to act quickly as only 100 units will be sold. “The Ram team is as excited about the all-new 2021 Ram 1500 TRX as our customers are,” said Mike Koval Jr., Head of Ram Brand, and FCA North America. “Many of those customers have been asking for something special, even above the TRX’s already-loaded features.” The TRX Launch Edition is visually distinguished by its Anvil grey paint, which will be exclusive to the edition. Inside, each of the TRX Launch Edition trucks gets a special red and brushed-aluminum centre console badge identifying it as a special, limited-edition TRX model.

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wrapped in a specially designed 35-inch Wrangler Territory All-Terrain tire from Goodyear. This combination, paired with an all-new custom suspension composed of the highest quality components and tuning geared towards high-speed desert runs, produces even more capability on the street or in the desert. Ram TRX expands the light-duty lineup and sets new benchmarks for power and performance among half-ton pickup trucks with the 6.2-litre supercharged HEMI® V-8 engine. The Ram TRX delivers a new level of performance: 0-96 kilometres (km/h) in 4.5 seconds and the quarter mile in 12.9 seconds at 174 km/h. Production of the 2021 Ram 1500 TRX Launch Edition starts in early fourth-quarter 2020. The 2021 Ram 1500 TRX is built at FCA’s Sterling Heights (Michigan) Assembly Plant.

2021 Honda Civic Type R Limited Edition Sets Suzuka Track Record Markham, ON: The 2021 Honda Civic Type R Limited Edition recently stormed to a new front-wheel drive track record at Honda’s Suzuka Formula 1 racetrack in Japan with a time of 2:23:993, besting the previous record by 1.5 seconds. Originally built as a test facility for Honda, the 3.6mile Suzuka track’s figure-8 configuration today is known worldwide as a highlight of the Formula 1 season as a driver and fan favorite. The Type R Limited Edition achieved its record-breaking lap during its final performance evaluation in February 2020 using a development car built to final European production specifications, with no modifications or performance enhancements. “The Type R Limited Edition reflects Honda’s dedication to refining the essence and driving pleasure

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