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Dilpreet Sandhu, 19, charged in 2019 collision in Newton that killed Vancouver Whitecaps prospect Brandon Bassi

Elderly couple from Calgary found murdered in Punjab’s Phagwara Phagwara (Punjab): An elderly couple from Calgary – Kirpal Singh Minhas, 67, and his wife Devinder Kaur Minhas, 65 – were found murdered at their residence in Onkar Nagar here on May 30, according to Indian media reports. Punjab Police told the media that the couple came to Phagwara from Canada in November 2019 and were to return on April 8, but got stranded here because of the lockdown in India. Their relatives in Calgary later told Canadian media that they couldn’t register them online for a repatriation flight arranged by the Canadian government because they were not citizens. Punjab Police told the media last week that though the dead couple’s room appeared to have been rifled through, no important documents or ornaments were found missing. Police said one of the couple’s tenants, Jaspal Singh alias Jassi Dholi, had been missing since Saturday morning. The police

Singh Minhas (right) and his wife Devinder Kaur Minhas. registered a case against the tenant and were looking for him. The husband had been repeatedly stabbed with a kirpan while his wife seemed to have been strangled, according to media reports. One of the couple’s neighbours told the police that his wife and Devinder Minhas were together at the gurdwara on Friday evening and had returned around the same time. When he was returning home, he went to the Minhas’s house

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SURREY RCMP announced on Wednesday that charges have been laid against Dilpreet Sandhu, 19, who was involved in a fatal collision that occurred last spring in Newton. On May 18, 2019, shortly after midnight, Surrey RCMP responded to a collision involving a single vehicle, a Jeep, at the intersection of 122nd Street and 78th Avenue. The collision resulted in injuries to four of the vehicle’s occupants. Three individuals, two males and a female, were transported to hospital in serious condition. A fourth individual, a male, was transported to hospital in non-serious condition. All persons transported to hospital were in their late teens or early twenties. Two individuals fled the scene on foot but were later identified. One of those injured was famous soccer player Brandon Bassi, 19, who later succumbed to his injuries. SFU Athletics website at the time put up the following message: “Simon Fraser University, its men’s soccer program and our students and student-athletes are saddened to learn of the sudden passing of Brandon Bassi, a first-year student in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences and a member of the men’s soccer team. “Brandon was an outstanding athlete, a caring teammate, and an inspirational young man.” The Surrey RCMP Criminal Collision Investigation Team, in partnership with the Integrated Collision Analysis Reconstruction Service, assumed conduct

to check if his wife was there, but found the lights were off. When he knocked on their door, a person, who he believed was the tenant, said they had gone to sleep and he went back home. He said the Minhas’s children used to call their parents from Canada every day at about 6 p.m. On Saturday, when their daughter couldn’t contact them, she called his wife. When he and another neighbour went to check on the couple, there was

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Brandon Bassi of what became a complex investigation. On June 1, 2020, eight charges were laid against the alleged driver of the vehicle, Dilpreet Sandhu, including dangerous driving causing death, and fail to remain causing death. “This collision had a significant impact on the community due to the tragic loss of a young person’s life,” said Sgt. Ian MacLellan, Surrey RCMP Traffic Services. “We’re pleased that the hard work of the officers has resulted in charges being approved.” Anyone with information about this investigation is asked to contact the Surrey RCMP at 604-599-0502 or, if they wish to make an anonymous report, contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222TIPS or www.solvecrime.ca.

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UBC associate professor Dr. Faisal Khosa receives two more awards

UNIVERSITY of British Columbia associate professor in radiology Dr. Faisal Khosa, who’s garnered a raft of awards around the world in the past decade, has received two more awards. Khosa, who bagged the 2019 Canadian Association of Radiologists Award last year, has received the following honours this year: 1. May Cohen Equity and Gender Award by the Association of Faculties of Medicine of Canada. 2. Dudley Pennell Research Award by Journal of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance. The citation for the May Cohen Equity and Gender Award reads: “Dr. Faisal Khosa is an Associate Professor in Radiology at the University of British Columbia. He received his medical degree in Pakistan followed by board certifications in radiology from Ireland, the USA and

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Canada. He subsequently completed an MBA at Goizueta Business School. He is an internationally renowned speaker with 169 peer-reviewed publications and has received over six million dollars in collaborative grants in

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career he has mentored more than five hundred medical students, residents, fellows and junior faculty from groups that are underrepresented in medicine (URM), imparting skills and knowledge, and therefore, encouraging, promoting, sponsoring and empowering them. Dr. Khosa serves the URM through his research and mentoring and is the recipient of accolades and awards in Canada, USA, Ireland, Pakistan and The Middle East. He is spearheading the most comprehensive gender and racial disparity research in academic medicine, its professional societies and the editorial boards of medical journals. He is invited to speak and conduct workshops on equity, diversity and inclusion all over the world.” Incidentally, Khosa’s first book, which is a com-

parison of former Indian prime minister Indira Gandhi, former Pakistani prime minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and former Bangladeshi prime minister Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, and which has received endorsements from 17 best-selling authors, historians and political science experts, is being published by Bloomsbury in September 2020: h t t p s : / / w w w. b l o o m s bur y.com/uk/the-making-of-martyrs-in-india-pakistan-bangladesh-9789388630863/ His second book is a comparative analysis of former Indian prime minister Rajiv Gandhi, former Pakistani prime minister Benazir Bhutto and current Bangladeshi prime minister Sheikh Hasina Wazed and will be published in 2021. Khosa has been featured in The VOICE several times over the past few years.

Children unable to travel to India to attend their slain parents’ funeral CONTINUED FROM 1 no response and the gate was bolted from inside. They informed the daughter about it and she contacted her relatives who got in touch with the police. The police entered the Minhas’s house and discovered their bodies in the bedroom. On Monday, police told the media that the accused were identified as Jagdev Singh, alias Jassi Dholi, of Sadhniwas village near Jakhal (Haryana), Suraj Kumar

Kirpal Minhas (right) and Devinder Minhas.

of Phagwara and Ranjit Singh of Sadhniwas. Jagdev was residing as a tenant in the couple’s house and had not paid rent for the past several months, they said.

This week, the couple’s son-inlaw in Calgary told the media that they had returned to Punjab to check on their properties there. The couple, who were permanent residents had come to Canada in 2016 and used to run a transportation company. While their two sons live in the U.S., their two daughters live in Calgary. The couple lived with one of their daughters. Although Indian media reports said nothing of value was found missing, their son-in-law said that police had told him that

jewelry, cash, bank cards and phones were stolen. He said that police said three men attacked his father-in-law in his bedroom on Friday night and stabbed him multiple times. His mother-in-law had gone out and when she returned, the men strangled her. Their relatives in India arranged for the elderly couple’s funeral on Tuesday. Their children in Canada and the U.S. are devastated that they were unable to attend their funeral because of the COVID-19 travel restrictions.

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Punjab security agencies on alert ahead of Operation Blue Star anniversary Chandigarh (IANS): Security agencies were put on alert in Punjab and vigil increased in and around the holy city of Amritsar, around 250 km from state capital Chandigarh, ahead of the 36th anniversary of Operation Blue Star on Saturday. Operation Blue Star was carried out by the Indian Army at the Darbar Sahib complex between June 1 and 8, 1984. Despite coronavirus restrictions, Punjab Police, paramilitary forces and intelligence personnel have been positioned at sensitive places across Amritsar, particularly in the

congested walled city area where the Darbar Sahib, popularly known as Golden Temple, complex is located. Every year, prayers are held at the Akal Takht, the highest temporal seat of the Sikh religion, by radical Sikh organisation Dal Khalsa to mark the anniversary of the Army operation carried out to flush out heavily-armed terrorists from inside the complex. As for threats to peace due to observance of the Operation Blue Star anniversary, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh said on Friday that nobody would be

Police commandos at the Golden Temple complex on June 5.

British Sikh MP seeks probe into Thatcher govt â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;roleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; in Op Blue Star London (IANS): Just ahead of the 36th anniversary of Operation Blue Star, British Labour Party MP Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi has sought an independent inquiry into the then Margaret Thatcherled British governmentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s â&#x20AC;&#x153;involvementâ&#x20AC;? in Operation Blue Star in June 1984. â&#x20AC;&#x153;This week marks 36 years since then Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi ordered her abhorrent attack on the most revered Sikh shrine the Golden Temple complex in Amritsar,â&#x20AC;? he said in the House of Commons on Thursday. â&#x20AC;&#x153;It eventually led under a media

allowed to disrupt the peace of Punjab, which had lost 35,000 lives during the dark days of terror. â&#x20AC;&#x153;No Punjabi wants this,â&#x20AC;? he said, adding that it was only a handful of anti-India elements that continued to try and provoke people in the name of Khalistan every now and then. The banned US-based Sikhs For Justice had given a call to the Sikhs in Pakistan to reach Kartarpur Sahib in Narowal district on June 6 and perform â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;ardasâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; (Sikh prayer) there as the Punjab government has allegedly â&#x20AC;&#x153;deployed forces to stop the Sikhs in (Indian) Punjabâ&#x20AC;?.

blackout to the destruction of historic structures, the genocide of the Sikhs and the burning the Sikh Reference Library, and that is why Sikhs can never forgive or forget 1984,â&#x20AC;? Britainâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s lone turbaned Sikh member of Parliament said. Dhesi said he was sure that the Leader of the House will agree with him that it was atrocious that â&#x20AC;&#x153;many still struggle for justiceâ&#x20AC;?. â&#x20AC;&#x153;But perhaps he can also explain to me that why, despite recent revelations and given the huge demand from within the British Sikh community and given

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Langar (dine-in) at Surrey’s Gurdwara Dukh Nivaran Sahib Society restarts on Saturday

AFTER a gap of 91 days, Gurdwara Dukh Nivaran Sahib is all set to reopen its langar (dinein) from Saturday, June 6. The gurdwara society is urging all visitors to follow the new instructions at the gurdwara. The gurdwara society thanked all volunteers, local societies and the business community for their help during this pandemic. With their support, the gurdwara was able to give out 74,000 packages of meals (langar) and groceries. The

NDP MPs Lindsay Mathyssen (London—Fanshawe) and Matthew Green (Hamilton Centre) of Ontario issued the following statement: “As we watch the reaction to the injustice and the murder of George Floyd by police south of the border, Canadians still haven’t come to

gurdwara society said that it will continue to do so. It said that anyone who needs groceries or cooked food can reach them by phone or texting at 604-780-2573 or 604537-1440, or visit their website at www.dukhnivaran.ca The gurdwara society requested residents to remain calm and vigilant in tehri personal efforts to reduce the speared of COVID-19 and follow the Health Authority’s instructions.

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BC RCMP response to global events and demonstrations in reaction to George Floyd’s death

GEORGE Floyd, 46, died May 25 in Minneapolis, his last moments caught on video. While being arrested, Floyd was held down by a police officer’s knee. The video shows Floyd pleading that he is in pain and can’t breathe. Then, his eyes shut and the pleas stop. He was pronounced dead shortly after. Police officer Derek Chauvin, 44,

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George Floyd who pinned Floyd to the ground by his neck for nearly nine minutes, was arrested last week and charged with third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. But on Wednesday prosecutors charged him with a more serious count of second-degree murder. Officers J. Alexander Kueng, Thomas Lane and Tou Thao were arrested on Wednesday and charged with aiding and abetting second-degree murder and aiding and abetting second-degree manslaughter. Lane and Kueng helped restrain Floyd, while Thao stood nearby. A judge on Thursday set bail for the three at $1 million each, or $750,000 under certain conditions, including that they do not work in law enforcement or have any contact with Floyd’s family. THE BC RCMP released the following statement on behalf of Deputy Commissioner Jennifer Strachan,

THE BC RCMP is monitoring the events in the United States of America and is deeply saddened by the anguish expressed by so many in the aftermath of George Floyds death in Minnesota on May 25, 2020. As an organization, members and staff are unsettled by the events in the USA and what happened to Mr. Floyd. We understand that there is an increased focus on how we address racism and biased-free policing in Canada, and that these events have caused members of the public to ask what the BC RCMP does as an organization to address this issue. We recognize racism and other forms of discrimination exist in Canada. The BC RCMP acknowledges there is still work to be done to reduce, not just the impact but the very existence of discrimination. We continue to strengthen relationships with the people who live in our communities from all faiths, orientations, backgrounds and cultures to promote and foster an environment of inclusivity and diversity. The BC RCMP has a dedicated Hate Crime Team which provides advice and guidance to police in the province investigating hate crimes. In many communities, the BC RCMP

has worked with business owners to institute the Safe Place Program, offering shelter to LGBTQ2S+ if they are a victim of crime or have concern for their personal safety. The RCMPs Indigenous Policing program provides culturally-sensitive service to the more than 200 Indigenous communities in B.C. The BC RCMP Senior Management Team has received advice and guidance from the Commanding Officers Cultural Diversity and Inclusion Board and Indigenous Cultural Advisory Committee in order to improve and promote inclusion in our organization and communities. We strive to ensure biased-free policing within our own organization to foster an inclusive workplace and improve policing service to the public. We actively recruit from diverse groups to ensure we are reflective of the communities we serve. Beginning at Depot, RCMP cadets are taught to recognize biases, challenge assumptions and identify potential impacts of those biases. Similarily in the field, the Gender-Based Analysis+ (GBA+) course is mandatory for all members and civilian staff. We continue to make deliberate and significant investment in education and training of police officers and civilian members to address issues of racial bias and discrimination. These are some of the many ongoing efforts by the RCMP to address racism and other forms of prejudice. The public should have confidence that BC RCMP officers adhere to the highest standards of professionalism in providing services to all citizens. For those rare instances where an officer does not adhere to those standards, those officers are held accountable for their actions through various mechanisms. These include performance and

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driving-related crashes. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Abiding by posted speed limits, and adjusting speed relative to driving conditions, goes beyond simply obeying the law,â&#x20AC;? says Corporal Elenore Sturko, Media Relations Officer for Surrey RCMP. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s about being a good citizen and doing everything in your power to prevent drivingrelated deaths in our communities.â&#x20AC;? Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve probably seen Speed Watch groups set up in your community near high crash locations. The portable speed radar equipment and big flashing reader boards provide drivers instant feedback on how fast they are driving. This instant feedback gives drivers a chance to correct their behavior and travel at a safer speed. If you are speeding, you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t get a ticket...unless the police are around the next corner. Whether youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re a driver, cyclist or pedestrian, donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t count on others to obey the rules of the road or to make allowances for you. While people realize speeding increases the risk of crashing, the need to prevent speed-related crashes is even more significant today. Not only do we need to keep people safe, but we also need to avoid putting additional pressure on

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Surrey’s Serpentine Railway Bridge replacement project complete

THE City of Surrey on Thursday announced the completion of the Serpentine Railway Bridge replacement project, the first of 13 project components to be partially funded through the Government of Canada’s Disaster Mitigation and Adaptation Fund (DMAF). In 2019, the City secured $76.6 million in federal funding to supplement a series of projects to reduce Surrey’s coastal flood risk and adaption to sea level rise. Work began quickly with Southern Railway of British Columbia to replace the 58-year-old 40-metre long timber railway bridge, which was vulnerable to overtopping and damage. “Our historic investments in infrastructure are helping build communities such as Surrey, and making them more resilient to flooding in a changing climate,” said Catherine McKenna, federal Minister of Infrastructure and Communities. “It’s grat-

THE City of Surrey has officially launched Play at Home Surrey, a modified version of its annual Play Surrey contest, which adheres to physical distancing measures set in place due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This competition allows local musicians to enter to win a performance spot on the virtual Surrey Cana-

ifying to see such concrete progress on Surrey’s multiyear flood resilience plan, and we look forward to continuing to work together to build a better, more prosperous, and more resilient British Columbia and Canada.” “This new crossing acts as an insurance policy for the movement of goods and the protection of agriculture production in the area,” said Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum. “By investing in

infrastructure now, we are protecting our community, economy and environments from future flood risks. We thank the Government of Canada, Southern Railway of British Columbia, and the many partners who supported this important project.” Southern Railway of British Columbia moves approximately $190 million of freight across the Serpentine Rail Bridge annually, driving the Canadian economy by providing businesses

in the Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley with rail connections to markets across North America and internationally. “The completion of the Serpentine Railway Bridge marks a great step forward in shoring up our community against the increasing threat of natural disasters,” said Sukh Dhaliwal, MP for Surrey–Newton. “By investing in resilient infrastructure, we are making sure our neighbourhoods, businesses, and families can thrive for years to come.” Gerald Linden, President of Southern Railway, praised the successful completion of this project as a reflection of what collaboration can accomplish. “The benefits from the new Serpentine Railway Bridge will endure for generations. We appreciate the City of Surrey’s partnership and we are proud of the many Southern Railway employees who contributed to this achievement.”

Doug McCallum The new bridge also ensures safe passage for Surrey’s Heritage Rail and enables Surrey to realize the full benefits of the Serpentine and Nicomekl Food Control Project, which began in 1997 to improve flood control of agricultural land. The Province has advised municipalities to plan for one metre of sea level rise by 2100 and two metres by 2200. Following a comprehensive planning process and extensive engage-

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City of Surrey Launches Play at Home Surrey Contest da Day livestream event which will air on July 1 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. “Now more than ever, we are pleased to provide opportunities to engage, build community connections and energize our citizens online,” said Mary Rukavina, Special Events Manager at the City of Surrey. “The

Play at Home Surrey contest is an exciting way to support local musicians and showcase the amazing local talent from Surrey and across the Lower Mainland along the way.” The City of Surrey Special Events Committee will select three finalist videos, which will be posted to the Surrey Canada

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May labour force numbers show some encouraging signs: Finance Minister

FINANCE Minister Carole James, reacting to the release of Statistics Canada’s Labour Force Survey for May 2020, said that the numbers show some encouraging signs amid a continuing volatile labour market across every sector and in all regions of British Columbia due to COVID-19. She added: “I’m pleased B.C. created 43,300 jobs in the month of May as people shift back into the labour market, but we have a long road ahead of us in our recovery. Total job losses since the pandemic began stand at 353,200 and B.C.’s unemployment rate sits at 13.4%. “Behind the numbers, there are many thousands of families, young people and businesses struggling to make ends meet. That’s why we acted quickly to ensure supports are in place through our COVID-19 Action Plan and why we’re now focused on restarting our economy in a safe way. “To date, more than 510,000 people in B.C. have received the $1,000 BC Emergency Benefit for Workers. Additionally, we’ve worked with the federal government to expand the 75% wage subsidy and protected the hardest-hit businesses from evictions. “As more and more workplaces begin to reopen, there’s reason for increased confidence amongst consumers, which is critical to our recovery. Despite COVID-19 impacts, B.C. is an economic leader in

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The BC Liberals will keep asking government these questions until BC is back to work. THE Conference Board of Canada’s Senior Economist, Cory Renner, said: “In another sign that the worst of the economic decline from COVID-19 is behind us, employment rose by 289,600 in May. Given the survey dates didn’t coincide with much of Ontario’s gradual re-opening, employment growth will continue in June as restrictions are gradually eased across the country. Of course, even with the increase this month, employment remains well below where it was in February, and the road to recover the net 2.7 million jobs lost will be long.” Insights * Employment rose by 289,600 in May, a sign that the worst of the labour market impacts from COVID-19’s are now behind us. With that said, Canada’s labour market remains a shell of its former self – employment is still 2.7 million less than it was in February.

* It’s re-assuring to see job growth this month, which lines up with other positive data, such as the uptick we saw in consumer confidence last month. Given reopenings across the country continue to gain steam, job growth should accelerate in June. * The labour force also rose this month, meaning more Canadians are looking for work, a sign that confidence in job prospects is improving. Overall, the labour force was up by 490,500 (higher than employment). * Because the labour force grew by more than employment, the unemployment rate ticked up to 13.7 per cent. In the context of such volatility in employment and workers opting in and out of the labour force, changes in the unemployment rate should be interpreted with caution. * Full-time employment (+219,400) rose by more than part-time (+70,300). This is likely a result of industries that typically employ part-time workers (such as accommodation and food services) still being closed. * The survey dates were from May 10th to May 16th, meaning re-openings in the second half of May are not accounted for in this month’s data. * Quebec accounted for nearly all the employment growth (+230,900). Although it’s worth noting that Quebec had seen the highest rate of job losses

in March and April. The province’s employment increase in May was heavily supported by construction and wholesale and retail trade. * Ontario was the only province to see employment fall this month (-64,500). Given most restrictions remained in place during the survey period, Ontario will likely see strong employment growth in June’s survey. * All other province saw solid job gains, with British Columbia (+43,300) and Alberta (+28,200) experiencing the largest increase outside Quebec. In percentage terms, growth was especially strong in Newfoundland and Labrador (+5.3 per cent) and New Brunswick (+5.4 per cent). * Employment growth was strong in manufacturing (+79,100) and construction (+73,700), industries that were either re-opened quickly or were closed voluntarily. * Wholesale and retail trade (+107,000) and accommodation and food services (+41,900) also saw strong growth, which is a positive development given these industries were among the hardest hit in the wave of job losses * Because of a slight rebound in lower wage jobs, growth in the average weekly wage rate fell from 12.3 per cent in April to 11.9 per cent in May. The high rate of wage growth continues to be a result of the labour market retaining more higher paying jobs.

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Canadian seniors to receive special payment in early July

PRIME Minister Justin Trudeau on Thursday announced that seniors eligible for the Old Age Security (OAS) pension and the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) will receive their special one-time, tax-free payment during the week of July 6. Through this measure and others, the government is providing nearly $900 more for single seniors and more than $1,500 for senior couples, on top of their existing benefits, to help these vulnerable Canadians with extra costs during the pandemic. Seniors eligible for the OAS pension will receive a payment of $300, and those also eligible for the GIS will receive an additional $200, for a total of $500. Allowance recipients will also receive $500. This $2.5 billion in financial support will help Canadian seniors cover increased costs caused by COVID-19, and give them greater financial security in this time of crisis. Since the start of the pandemic, the federal government has introduced a number of measures to support seniors, including those most vulnerable. This includes a one-time special payment through the Goods and Services Tax (GST) credit in April, which provided an average of $375 to single seniors and $510 to senior couples, helping over 4 million low- and modest-income seniors. The government

Justin Trudeau is also investing an additional $20 million in community organizations that offer services to seniors, and have reduced minimum withdrawal requirements for all types of registered retirement income funds (RRIFs) by 25 per cent for the year 2020. In addition, it has taken steps to make sure seniors would continue to receive their GIS benefits if they were unable to submit their 2019 income information on time. Trudeau said: “Canada’s seniors have done so much for our country, and we need to be there for them during this challenging time. We know that the last few weeks have been difficult for seniors and their families across the country, especially those most vulnerable. That’s why we are continuing to support our seniors during this pandemic, with measures that will protect their health, and ensure their economic and social well-being.”

Deb Schulte, Minister of Seniors, added: “As seniors stay safe by staying at home during COVID-19, their costs have gone up. Early on, we provided a special GST credit payment to help over 4 million seniors. Now we are providing a one-time, tax-free payment to all seniors eligible for Old Age Security, with extra support for the most vulnerable. Altogether, a low-income couple is receiving over $1,500 in support for increased costs during the pandemic. As we go through this unprecedented challenge, the government will continue to be there for Canadian seniors.” Quick Facts * Seniors do not need to apply for this one-time special payment. The payment will be issued automatically during the week of July 6, and seniors who reside in Canada can expect to receive the payment by direct deposit or cheque that week. For seniors who reside outside Canada, the one-time payment will also be received in July for those on direct deposit, but delays can be expected for cheques, given international postal disruptions. * There are currently 6.7 million seniors who are eligible for the OAS pension and 2.2 million who are eligible for the GIS.

* The government has taken a number of actions to support seniors through the outbreak of COVID-19, such as: - Providing a special top-up payment through the GST credit in April. More than 4 million low- and modestincome seniors benefitted from this top-up, receiving a total of $1.3 billion in financial support. Close to 85 per cent of single seniors and almost half of senior couples benefited from this payment. - Temporarily extending GIS and Allowance payments if seniors’ 2019 income information has not been received. This will ensure that the most vulnerable seniors continue to receive their benefits when they need them the most. To avoid an interruption in benefits, seniors are encouraged to submit their 2019 income information as soon as possible and no later than by October 1, 2020. - Providing seniors flexibility with their registered retirement income funds (RRIFs), by reducing minimum withdrawal requirements by 25 per cent for 2020. This will help preserve assets during a volatile market. - Investing an additional $20 million to expand the New Horizons for Seniors Program to support organizations that offer community-based projects that reduce isolation, improve the quality of life of seniors, and help them main-

tain a social support network. - Contributing $9 million through United Way Centraide Canada for local organizations to support practical services to Canadian seniors. These services could include the delivery of groceries, medications, or other needed items, or personal outreach to assess individuals’ needs and connect them to community supports. - Investing $100 million to improve access to food for Canadians, including seniors, facing social, economic, and health impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. - Creating a $350 million Emergency Community Support Fund to support charities and non-profit organizations to adapt the services they provide to vulnerable groups, including seniors, in response to COVID-19. - Introducing the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB), a taxable benefit of $2,000 every 4 weeks for up to 16 weeks to eligible workers, including seniors, who have stopped working due to COVID-19. Pension income does not affect eligibility to the CERB. The government also extended the eligibility of this benefit to individuals who earn up to $1,000 per month, as well as workers who have recently exhausted their EI regular benefits and are unable to find a job or return to work because of COVID-19.

Trudeau announces supports for Canadians with disabilities

PRIME Minister Justin Trudeau on Fridayannounced support to help Canadians with disabilities deal with extra expenses during the pandemic. This support includes a special onetime, tax-free payment to individuals who are certificate holders of the Disability Tax Credit as of June 1, 2020, as follows: * $600 for Canadians with a valid Disability Tax Credit certificate. * $300 for Canadians with a valid Disability Tax Credit certificate and who are eligible for the Old Age Security

(OAS) pension. * $100 for Canadians with a valid Disability Tax Credit certificate and who are eligible for the OAS pension and the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS). Combined with the special payments of $300 for Canadians who are eligible for the OAS pension and the additional $200 for those eligible for the GIS, all seniors with a valid Disability Tax Credit certificate will receive a total of $600 in special payments. People who are eligible for this special payment

will receive it automatically. The federal government said it recognizes that people with disabilities are also at higher risk of job loss during economic downturns. To help Canadians with disabilities get and maintain good jobs so they can continue to support themselves and their families, the government will: * Create a National Workplace Accessibility Stream through the Opportunities Fund for Persons with Disabilities. A new investment of $15 million in 2020-21 will provide community orga-

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BY STEPHANIE CADIEUX MLA for Surrey South MY quality of life is not diminished by my disability. I am not unhealthy or unwell because of my disability. My disability is not a personal tragedy, it is not something that needs to be cured, and it is not something I have to overcome. It is simply part of what makes me — me. There are more than 926,000 British Columbians over the age of

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DELTA Council endorsed the initial Reopening Plan for City Hall and Parks, Recreation and Culture facilities at the June 2 special meeting. Delta’s Reopening Plan is a detailed staged approach to reopen City facilities that have been closed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic in a manner that ensures the safety of the public and staff, which remains the top priority. The Reopening Plan consists of five stages that

incrementally result in the reopening of facilities and resumption of modified programs and services. Key openings highlighted in Delta’s Reopening Plan include: * Beginning June 15, City Hall will reopen for tax payments and limited public access for meetings, with increased levels of services added for priority business functions that cannot be effectively done remotely;

ments to their accessibility — “I’ve done what I am required to by law.” I certainly would have hoped people’s thinking would have evolved by now, nearly 30 years after my injury, but it hasn’t, at least not enough. I wanted to believe that education and positive reinforcement was the answer; more carrot, less stick. But I have evolved my thinking. More stick is required. That’s why a few years ago our

BC Liberal government moved forward with Accessibility 2024. That’s why the Government of Canada unanimously passed Bill C-81, The Accessible Canada Act. It’s why all political parties in B.C. have committed to BC Accessibility legislation. This is National AccessAbility Week. So I ask you too, as members of our community, individuals and business leaders, to be a part of the change. See the ability. Remove the barriers.

Delta Council approves City’s reopening plan * In early July, the North Delta and Ladner outdoor pools, outdoor fitness and summer camps are expected to open; and * From mid-June to early July, sports skills development will be permitted to take place on Delta fields and at Tilbury Ice arena for organized non-contact play/practice. Access to Delta’s outdoor recreation amenities (e.g., pools, sum-

mer camp registration) will be limited to Delta residents. Based on current guidelines, Delta’s water spray parks and the Fred Gingell stairs will remain closed. Decisions to reopen facilities will continue to be made by the mayor and Council with advice from the Parks, Recreation and Culture Commission and recommendations from staff, taking into consideration directives from the Provin-

cial Health Officer, Fraser Health Authority, Worksafe BC, and stakeholder groups. City staff will continue to provide regular updates to Council regarding Delta’s Reopening Plan. The Reopening Plan is a living document and the timing and order of implementing actions within each stage is subject to change as new information becomes available, according to the City.

Parking enforcement increases in Vancouver as traffic volumes rise

THE City of Vancouver is reminding residents that the parking enforcement which was brought back on April 30 will be increasing to support recovery efforts as traffic volumes and demands for curb space continue to rise. Additionally, as more people are returning to work and accessing businesses, all transit priority lanes need to remain clear when

in effect to ensure safe and efficient bus operations. Residents will start to see more bylaw officers on the streets as more staff return to work – patrolling on foot, by bicycle and in vehicles to keep Vancouver safe and our streets operational. Parking enforcement includes ticketing and towing in priority areas such as:

* Priority transit lanes during morning and afternoon rush hours * Metered-parking areas * Time-limited areas * Residential-permit parking zones with little parking availability For now, the City continues to offer free parking to healthcare workers through their employ-

ers. City staff will post the updated parking information on the City’s website and social channels. On March 30, the City temporarily relaxed parking enforcement and asked people to pitch in by avoiding street parking if they had off-street options. Unfortunately, the suspension of parking enforcement has led many

people to take advantage of the availability of parking for extended periods, thereby making it unavailable for others. On April 17, the City ramped up parking enforcement in the West End, Kitsilano and Point Grey. On April 30, the City resumed all parking enforcement to ensure equitable access to parking for residents and businesses.

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DARTS Hill Garden Park reopens this week with new protocols to ensure community safety as the COVID-19 pandemic continues. Now open on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., visitors will need to pre-register for a 1.5-hour time slot. Registrations times will be available every 30 minutes. Final entrance time will be 2 p.m., with a maximum of 15 registered visitors for each time slot. “After implementing new

Surrey’s Darts Hill Garden Park carefully reopens for the season measures to ensure staff and visitor safety, we are pleased to announce the reopening of Darts Hill Garden Park for the season,” said Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum. “With an abundance of parks and greenspace, nature is never far away from us in Surrey and this beautifully preserved hillside garden park is a jewel in our community. We hope you’ll join us.” Darts Hill Garden Park is a 7.5-acre hillside garden located on the corner of

170th Street and 16th Avenue in Surrey. Originally created by Francisca and Edwin Darts, it is a beautiful display of 70 years of devotion, hard work and a pure love of horticulture. In 1994 the Darts chose to make their garden available to residents, students and visitors by entering into a 999-year agreement with the City of Surrey. Their intention was to give Surrey its own garden to be used as a horticultural centre for the preservation, enhancement, and

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Joint statement on Province of B.C.’s COVID-19 response, latest updates

HEALTH Minister Adrian Dix and Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry on Friday announced one new case of COVID-19, for a total of 2,632 cases in British Columbia. One case from Thursday’s total was removed due to a data correction. Sadly, there was one new COVID-19 related death in the Fraser Health region, for a total of 167 deaths in the province. There are 193 active cases of COVID-19 in the province and 2,272 people who tested positive have recovered. Of the total COVID-19 cases, 21 individuals are hospitalized, five of whom are in intensive care. The remaining people are recovering at home in self-isolation. Every health region in British Columbia has patients with COVID-19. Since the start of the pandemic, there have been 908 in the Vancouver Coastal Health region, 1,335 in the Fraser Health region, 130 in the Island Health

manage and modify: minimize the number of new cases and close contacts, manage clusters and outbreaks with rapid contact tracing by public health teams and modify the measures we are all following, as needed. “This means you should continue to assess your risks

with every step and take precautions to protect yourself and those around you. Without exception, always stay home when ill and follow the rules for safe physical distancing. Remember that the provincial health officer’s order limiting gatherings to no more than 50 people remains in place.

“We have learned a lot about COVID-19. Most importantly, we have learned that we must all stay vigilant, that a slow and thoughtful approach will protect us and keep us safe, and that by working together and doing our part, we will get through this.”

Adrian Dix and Dr. Bonnie Henry region, 195 in the Interior Health region and 64 in the Northern Health region. The number of cases in the Vancouver Coastal Health region has been adjusted by one case to reflect a reporting error. There have been no new health-care facility outbreaks and the outbreak at the Berkley Care Centre has been declared over. In total, five long-term care or assisted-living facilities continue to have active outbreaks. There have been no new

community outbreaks. Public health teams are providing support for the eight ongoing community outbreaks. Dix and Henry noted: “As the recent B.C. COVID-19 modelling has shown us, we can safely reopen many businesses, return to inclass learning and gradually increase our social interactions, but we have to be cautious that we don’t go too far and risk a resurgence in cases. “The key is to minimize,

Surrey RCMP: Help ID indecent act suspect

SURREY RCMP are looking for the public’s help to identify a man who is a suspect in an indecent act that occurred in South Surrey. On May 19, shortly after 9 p.m., a lone male approached a group of young people while he was engaging in an indecent act, near the beach access at 13th Avenue and 131st Street. The man ran away when confronted by the group. RCMP said that after other investigative avenues have been unsuccessful in identifying the suspect, a photo is

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Weapons and drugs seized from Guildford residence

THE Surrey RCMP Community Response Unit (CRU) recently seized weapons and drugs during a search warrant execution at a residence in Guildford. This investigation began when Surrey RCMP received a report of suspected drug trafficking on May 18. Surrey RCMP CRU took conduct of the investigation and executed a search warrant on

May 28 at a residence in the 15200-block of 105th Avenue. During the search, officers located a rifle, ammunition, taser, nunchucks, approximately $12,000 cash, and a large quantity of suspected heroin, fentanyl and methamphetamine. In addition, officers seized 13 imitation firearms and other items consistent with drug trafficking.

A man was arrested inside the residence and later released pending further investigation. No charges have been laid at this time. “A high level of planning and attention goes into the execution of a search warrant with a focus on officer and public safety,” said Staff-Sgt. Mike Deneumoustier, Community Response Unit Commander. “Giv-

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Surrey RCMP: Take measures to protect your children from online predators AS physical and social interactions have adjusted to help stop the spread of COVID-19, more people, including children have turned to online activities. Surrey RCMP would like to remind parents and guardians to take measures to protect their children from online predators. Over the past three years, the Surrey RCMP Special Victims

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BCAFN Regional Chief Terry Teegee issued the following statement on racialized police brutality on Tuesday:

â&#x20AC;&#x153;BC Assembly of First Nations (BCAFN) stands in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement and we express our deepest sympathies to the family and friends of Black, Indigenous, and other minority individuals who have been killed at the hands of the police. We remember two black citizens who recently died under direct police involvement: George Floyd from Minneapolis, MN, and Regis KorchinskiPaquet from Toronto, Ont. We also recognize and remember the lives of Indigenous people who also recently died under police jurisdiction or actions, Dale Culver (2017) and Everett Patrick (2020) in Prince George, BC, and another three Indigenous people in Winnipeg, MB: Eishia Hudson, Jason Collins and Stewart Kevin Andrews, who were killed by Winnipeg police. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Police forces in Canada and the United States have a long history of being instrumental in enforcing colonial law and order to eradicate Indigenous peoples, and control people of colour, and other minorities. Authorities utilized genocidal laws and policies such as forced displacement and assimilation tactics. Indigenous families were torn apart by the apprehension of children to submit them to the residential school system, and they continue to suffer from this trauma. Significant attention is being placed on the United States of Americaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s judicial system; however, Canada cannot claim moral superiority in this area. Our nation too needs justice reform in order to end systemic racism towards minorities. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The BCAFN calls on the government of Canada to co-develop a National First Nations Justice Strategy in order to address the disproportionate rate of incarceration, and police-involved deaths and injuries of Indigenous peoples in Canada. In addition, we insist the Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada push forward the release and implementation of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and 2-Spirited People Action Plan, rather than delay it as recently announced. Further delay of this Action Plan is ethically ir-

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The US and China have been in an open confrontation since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic which originated in Wuhan. The phone conversation is significant in view of the ongoing face-off between India and China along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Ladakh. Though Trump had offered to mediate between the two Asian giants to resolve the violent stand-off, neither India nor China used the services of his office. Both India and China are talking using diplomatic channels to resolve the issue. Last week, however, Trump had claimed that

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AmrItSAr: Akal Takht jathedar Giani Harpreet Singh on Monday asked Sikhs to maintain peace while observing the 36th anniversary of Operation Bluestar here on June 6 and urged those who cannot travel to stay home. He said, “Since restrictions on opening places of worship will last till June 7, it seems impossible for many devotees to reach Sri Harmandar Sahib on June 6. So, I appeal to the entire Sikh community to observe the anniversary with peace, love and harmony at Akal Takht or wherever they are. The sangat which will not

be able to reach Akal Takht should remember the martyrs from home and tune in to watch the ceremony’s live telecast.” The Akal Takht jathedar has directed the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee to install a portrait of former Sikh militant Waryam Singh, who died of a cardiac arrest on May 24, in the central Sikh museum at the Golden Temple. “He spent his entire life for the Sikh struggle. In view of his sacrifice for the community, the SGPC is directed to install his portrait in the museum as a tribute to him,” the jathedar said.

During the phone call, Trump spoke about the US Presidency of the Group of Seven, and “conveyed his desire to expand the ambit of the grouping beyond the existing membership, to include other important

countries including India”. In this context, the statement said, “He extended an invitation to Prime Minister Modi to attend the next G-7 Summit to be held in the US.” The government, however, did not elaborate on the mechanics of the ‘expanded G7’ and in what capacity India will participate in the group. Modi, as per the statement, commended Trump for his “creative and far-sighted approach, acknowledging the fact that such an expanded forum would be in keeping with the emerging realities of the post-COVID world.”

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Tahir Hussain planned riots well in advance, funded them, says fresh charge sheet New Delhi (IANS): The Delhi Police in its fresh charge sheet filed in the Karkardooma court in connection with the northeast Delhi riots case has claimed that suspended AAP councillor Tahir Hussain “prepared for the riots well in advance”. The charge sheet which runs into 1,030 pages names Hussain, his brother and 15 others as accused relying upon the testimonies of over 75 witnesses. The charge sheet hints that Hussain had planned the riots well in advance because all the CCTV cameras installed near his house were shut. During the investigation, when the Crime Branch team scanned the CCTV footage, the police could not find anything. The chargesheet also states that when riots broke out in Chand Bagh on February 24 and 25 Hussain was present inside his house in Chand Bagh. He was clearly seen on the rooftop of his Chand Bagh house on February 24 and as per the voluminous document, he was the one instigating people for the riots.

Tahir Hussain According to the chargesheet, Hussain played a major role in the violence and it is alleged that he was the “mastermind” of the riots that broke out in the Chand Bagh area. “Investigation has revealed that there was a deep-rooted conspiracy to cause riots in North East Delhi. Tahir Hussain, a politician of Aam Aadmi Party and sitting councillor in East Delhi Municipal Corporation, Delhi, played a pivotal

12-year-old girl uses ‘gullak’ money to send migrant family home by air Noida (IANS): Normal life has been hit by the outbreak of coronavirus. But some people are still helping out others in this hour of crisis. One such Good Samaritan is a teenage girl from Noida who sent a labourer family from Jharkhand home by air using her money from her ‘gullak’ (money box). Niharika Dwivedi is just 12 years old. She now wants to spend the remaining Rs 17,000 of her gullak money on the needy. She lives in Noida Sector-50, and is a student of class VII. Niharika told IANS, “I was watching the news in lockdown. Everywhere it was about migrants. I remembered one thing about my grandmother. My grandmother says that if someone wants to know about emotion, then look into their eyes, you will know their suffering.” Niharika said, “The migrant workers have done a lot to develop our society, now we should help them when they are in need. I talked to my parents about this and they supported me. Then we contacted an NGO and after a few calls, I came to know about a family in Jharkhand, including a husband and wife, who were living in a shelter home in Delhi and wanted to return home.” Three members of this family of Jharkhand,

Pyari Kol, his wife Shushila and daughter Kajal lived in Noida and worked as laborers. Pyari Kol was suffering from cancer and was undergoing treatment. All three were unemployed due to the lockdown. Somehow they reached Delhi and were spending their days in the shelter home. “I came to know that the girl’s father has cancer, due to which his land has been sold. After this I broke my piggy bank (gullak) and booked flight tickets to Ranchi to send them home,” said Niharika. Niharika’s father Gaurav Dwivedi booked the cab and transported the family from the shelter home to the airport. The three flew from Delhi to Ranchi at 5:30 p.m. on Sunday. Gaurav Dwivedi said, “There were a total of Rs 48,530 in the gullak. Around Rs 20,000 were used to buy the tickets and we also gave them Rs 10,000 rupees in cash, as well as food packets.” Niharika further said, “I have about Rs 17,000 left in my gullak now, and I will help any other needy with this money. My mother has told me that we will start depositing money in the gullak again.” Niharika, who exemplifies social service, wants to grow up to become an IAS officer, and serve the people. She also aspires to join the army.

role in the incident. His younger brother, Shah Alam was also arrested,” the police said in a statement. “Recovery of crates containing glass bottles having some liquid filled in them and their necks stuffed with pieces of cloth, which were used/ to be used as Molotov cocktails, large number of bricks and stone pieces and three catapults from the house of accused Tahir Hussain further point towards the conspiracy and the extent of preparation for causing riots in the area,” the statement said further. The chargesheet states that the probe revealed that Hussain had funded the violence that broke out in the area for which he spent Rs 1.30 crore [Rs 13 million]. When IANS visited Tahir’s house soon after the riots, it had a number of petrol bomb bottles, acid pouches, and stones scattered on the rooftop and inside. On the second floor of the house, 10 to 15 pouches of acid were found along with same number of petrol bombs.

Even on the rooftop of the four-storey building a number of petrol bombs were found intact with a catapult that was used to launch the petrol bombs and stones on nearby houses. The fresh chargesheet, however, states that the crime branch has not been able to ascertain the source of the said petrol bombs yet. The stones which were found were prepared in his house, the document states. “It was interesting to find out that on 22.2.2020, Tahir got his pistol released from Police Station Khajuri Khas. This is just one day prior to the starting of riots in Delhi. He was found connected to Khalid Saifi and Umar Khalid who are part of a larger group of persons who were organising riots and protests in Delhi,” the statement of the police said. Communal violence had broken out in the parts of Delhi in February after clashes between proand anti-Citizenship Amendment Act agitators spiralled out of control, leaving 53 dead.

Jessica Lal’s murderer Manu Sharma walks out of Tihar Jail New Delhi (IANS): Jessica Lal's murderer Manu Sharma walked out of the Tihar Jail on Tuesday, a decade after he was send to serve his life sentence. This came after Delhi Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal approved his premature release late last month. Manu Sharma, son of former Union Minister Venod Sharma, was sentenced to life for killing Jessica Lal in 1999 in a sensational murder case. The trial court had acquitted him, but the High Court reversed the verdict and convicted him while the Supreme Court upheld the life sentence in April 2010. Lal, a model, was shot dead by Manu Sharma after she had refused to serve him liquor at the Tamarind Court restaurant owned by socialite Bina Ramani at Qutub Colonnade in south Delhi's Mehrauli area on the night of April 30, 1999. The ups and downs in the case are now part of Bollywood movie. Lal's family was destroyed by the tragedy, they fought a long hard battle. The only surviving member in Lal's family is her sister Sabrina. Speaking to IANS over the phone, Sharma's lawyer Amit Sahni said, "It's a day of happiness as a long battle of court and prolonged incarceration has come to an end. This is a

result of his good behavior inside the jail. "He was already out of the jail as he was on emergency parole but after completing all the formalities inside the jail on June 1 (Monday), he is now officially released," Sahni added. Baijal has approved remittance of Sharma's sentence along with that of 18 other convicts serving life sentence on May 28. "In exercise of the powers conferred by section 432 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (2 of 1974) read with the Government of India, Ministry of Home Affairs, New Delhi Notification…dated 20 March, 1974, the Lt. Governor of the National Capital Territory of Delhi is pleased to remit the un-expired portion of the Sentence of the following 19 (Nineteen) life convicts on the recommendations of the Sentence Reviewing Board in its meeting held on 11.05.20," the order dated May 28 read. The decision comes after the Sentence Review Board in its meeting on May 11 had recommended the release of Sharma observing his "good conduct" inside the jail and outside it too while he was on paroles and furlough. The board also observed that Sharma alias Siddharth Vashishth has "good" prospects of post release rehabilitation.

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Enforcement Directorate files chargesheet against P. Chidambaram, son in INX media New Delhi (IANS): In more trouble for former finance minister and senior Congress leader P. Chidambaram and his son Karti Chidambaram, who is a Lok Sabha member, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Tuesday said that it has filed a chargesheet against them in its probe into INX media money laundering case. The probe agency filed an e-charge sheet against Chidambaram, his son and others before Special Judge Ajay Kumar Kuhar on Monday. Besides the father-son duo, the chargesheet names Karti Chidambaram’s chartered accountant S.S. Bhaskararaman and others. The judge has directed the ED to file a hard copy once the courts start functioning normally. Chidambaram was first arrested by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on August 21 in the INX Me-

P. Chidambaram dia case and was granted bail by the Supreme Court on October 22. He was arrested by the ED in the money laundering case on October 16 and was in judicial custody till November 27 under the order of a trial court. The ED and the CBI are probing how Karti Chidambaram managed clearance for INX Media from the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) in 2007 when his father was a minister. According to the probe, INX Media directors Peter and Indrani Mukerjea had met Chidambaram to prevent

any delay in the FIPB approval. Karti Chidambaram was arrested on February 28, 2018, by the CBI for allegedly accepting money to facilitate the FIPB clearance. He was later granted bail. The ED registered a PMLA case based on a CBI FIR and alleged irregularities in the FIPB clearance to INX Media for receiving Rs 305 crore [1 crore = 10 million] overseas funds in 2007. The agency has said the money received by associated entities was channelled back into the Advantage Strategic Consultancy Private Ltd (ASCPL). The ED has attached Rs 54 crore properties of Karti Chidambaram and a firm in the case. It has also attached Mukerjeas’ properties in the case. Earlier, the agency had filed a chargesheet against him in the Aircel-Maxis deal case.

India already called Bharat in the Constitution: Supreme Court New Delhi (IANS): Hearing a petition seeking direction to the Centre to amend the Constitution and change the name of the country from India to Bharat, Chief Justice of India S.A. Bobde told the petitioner on Wednesday that India is already called Bharat in the Constitution. While declining to entertain the plea, the top court said the petition could be considered as

a representation to the government. A bench headed by the CJI and comprising Justices A.S. Bopanna and Hrishikesh Roy asked the petitioner’s counsel, “Why have you come here? India is already called Bharat in the Constitution.” Advocate Ashwin Vaish, appearing for the Delhi-based petitioner, argued that the plea seeked amendment to Article 1

of the Constitution. To which, the CJI replied, “We can’t do that.” He reiterated that India is already called Bharat in the Constitution. Vaish argued that the English name India did not represent the culture and tradition of the country; instead, its origin is Greek, and it is derived from the word ‘Indica’. Vaish said that historically there are many examples where

Mallya’s extradition could be delayed; likely to seek political asylum New Delhi/London (IANS): With a pending legal issue remaining unresolved, Indian fugitive businessman and founder of the now defunct Kingfisher Airlines, Vijay Mallya, may escape his extradition to India for some more time. He remains out on bail in England. Sources in London said Mallya was likely to use all his heft to thwart the extradition process. A top Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) officer said on condition of anonymity, “Mallya is going to exploit all legal remedies. First the official order has to come out and Indian Mission has to be informed.” The officer said the investigating agencies are aware of the possibility that Mallya, being a former Rajya Sabha member, could seek political asylum in the UK. They said they had information to this effect. Another CBI source said on Thursday that Mallya’s extradition would take time as “formal extradition order in this regard has not been issued” by the United Kingdom. Further, there is a legal option for the fugitive liquor baron to exploit.

On May 14, the UK High Court rejected Mallya’s plea seeking permission to file an appeal in the Supreme Court in London. “The final extradition order copy pertaining to this has not been issued,” said a top CBI officer heading the agency probe in the fraud case against Mallya. “Vijay Mallya’s extradition is not happening now. Once the UK government takes necessary steps, we will look into it and inform everyone,” said a top CBI officer. Sources further said that currently no CBI investigating team is in the UK. The case is being handled by a Special Investigation Team headed Joint Director Manoj Shashidhar. Under India-UK Extradition Treaty, the UK Home Office will have to formally certify

‘Bharat Mata ki Jai’ was used, and urged the top court to allow him to make a representation before the appropriate ministries. The top court said that this particular petition be treated as a representation by the Centre. The plea claimed that this will ensure citizens of the country

to get over the colonial past and instil a sense of pride in the nationality. The petitioner argued that the time is ripe to recognise the country by its original and authentic name ‘Bharat’, especially when the cities have been renamed in accordance with Indian ethos.

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the court order for Mallya to be extradited to India within 28 days. The date is to end on June 11. The liquor baron has lived in the UK since he fled India on March 2, 2016. Under the new Fugitive Economic Offenders Act, Mallya is the first accused in India to be booked. In 2019, a Mumbai court named Mallya as an offender under the Act, empowering probing agencies to seize his properties and assets the world over. A CBI official said that the extradition of Mallya was sought so he could face trial for offences of cheating, criminal conspiracy and abuse of official position by public servants, wherein Mallya faced allegations of conspiring with public servants and dishonestly defrauding the IDBI Bank to the extent of Rs 900 crore. The CBI had filed a charge sheet against Mallya and others on January 24, 2017 which was followed by a request for his extradition on January 31 in the same year. Based on the request, Mallya was arrested by the UK authorities on April 20, 2017.

The plea said, “The removal of the English name though appears symbolic, will instil a sense of pride in our nationality, especially for the future generations. In fact, the word India being replaced with Bharat would justify the hard fought freedom achieved by our ancestors.”

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Will contest 2022 Assembly polls; Sidhu very Bachchan features in Punjab’s COVID-19 war song Chandigarh (IANS): As part of the state’s battle sage of maintaining social distancing, wearmuch part of Congress: Amarinder Singh against COVID-19, Punjab Chief Minister Ama- ing masks while going out and washing hands

Chandigarh (IANS): Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Friday reiterated his intention to contest the next Assembly elections in the state, but said the decision on leading the party rested with the Congress President. He said Navjot Sidhu was very much a part of the Congress. At a video press conference, the Chief Minister said though he had initially termed the 2017 polls as his last election, he had subsequently, on the persuasion of his party colleagues, announced his decision to contest the 2022 elections, and there was no change in that stance. In response to a question on roping in Prashant Kishor for shaping the Congress poll campaign in 2022, the Chief Minister said the former had responded positively to his request. “Kishor has said he would be quite happy to come and help,” said Amarinder Singh, clearing the air on this count, amid media reports that Kishor had said no to handling the Congress campaign in the state.

Navjot Sidhu Quipping that he is often surprised by what he reads in newspapers, the Chief Minister said he had discussed the matter with party interim chief Sonia Gandhi, who had left the decision (of hiring Kishor) on him. He had also taken his party MLAs into confidence, and 55 of the 80 members of the legislative assembly were in favour of bringing in Kishor to handle the campaign, said Amarinder Singh. While showing his willingness to support the Punjab Congress, Kishor had denied that he was in any talks with Navjot Sidhu or the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) with regard to the 2022 Assembly elections, Amarinder Singh further said, in reply to a query.

Describing Kishor as a family member, the Chief Minister said he had ruled out any association with either Sidhu or AAP, contrary to speculation in the media, and contrary to any claims on this count by Arvind Kejriwal. On Sidhu’s interactions with the Congress leadership, Amarinder Singh said Sidhu was very much a part of the Congress and had been in touch with the party high command in that capacity. Amarinder Singh said Sidhu or any other Congress member who had any concerns on any issue could come and talk to him. Investigations in the Bargari and other sacrilege cases were in progress but “we cannot just put people behind bars without following the due process of law,” he said, referring to Sidhu’s purported critical remarks on the issue. Many challans have been presented in the Bargari case, but the state government cannot interfere in the work of the courts, he added.

Punjab Chief Minister hails reduction in power tariff

Chandigarh (IANS): Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh, here on Monday, welcomed the Punjab State Electricity Regulatory Commission’s (PSERC) decision to reduce the domestic tariff despite dip in revenue due to the COVID-19 lockdown. The rates could be further rationalised in the interest of the people, he hoped. The Chief Minister said his government had recommended even more reduction in tariff for domestic as well as industrial consumers, but the PSERC had been unable to accommodate the request in view of the steep fall in revenue. In April, the Punjab State Power Corporation had suffered Rs 30 crore [1 crore = 10 million] losses a day due to shutdown, he said.

Pointing out that the domestic power tariff rationalisation had been done after many years, he said even with the current reduction in 50 paise per unit for load up to 50 Kw and 25 paise per unit for 0-100 units and 101-300 units slabs would give Rs 354.82 crore relief to 69 lakh domestic consumers. The poor, worst-hit by the pandemic, would benefit most from power tariff cut, he said. The PSERC has not increased tariff for small shopkeepers, who were also badly affected by the lockdown. Though the industry’s demand for lowering of fixed charges could not be met, the Chief Minister expressed satisfaction that there was no increase either for any category of industrial

rinder Singh on Tuesday launched the ‘Mission Fateh’ song featuring Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan, Kareena Kapoor, Gurdass Maan and Harbhajan Singh, besides a star-studded line up of personalities from sports and Punjabi cinema. Urging everyone to come forward and complement the state’s efforts to save precious lives by disseminating information about the preventive measures, the Chief Minister said that with the cooperation from everyone, Punjab has been successful in controlling the spread of the virus to a great extent. The war has not ended, he underlined, urging people to remain vigilant and keep following all social distancing norms. The song, which also features local boy Sonu Sood alongside Punjab Police poster boy ASI Harjit Singh and TikTok sensation Noor, has been sung by Punjabi music director and singer B. Praak. The song is a unique initiative to give the mes-

regularly to achieve ‘Fateh’, or victory, over the pandemic. Soha Ali Khan, Randeep Hooda and Rannvijay, besides the who’s who of Punjabi film and music industry, including Gippy Grewal, Ammy Virk, Jazzy B, Binnu Dhillon, Pammi Bai, Jasbir Jassi, Rajwir Jawanda, Rubina Bajwa Kulwinder Billa, Karamjit Anmol, Singga, Tarsem Jassar, Lakhwinder Wadali, Harjit Harman, Gurnazar, Babbal Rai, Jaani, Kulraj Randhawa, Shivjot, Happy Raikoti, Afsana Khan, Ninja, Aatish, Tanishq Kaur and Aarushi, featured in the song. The song, which has also been uploaded on the Facebook page of Amarinder Singh, also featured prominent sports personalities including cricketer Harbhajan Singh, Anjum Moudgill and Avneet Sidhu. Praak has already won accolades for his patriotic song ‘Teri Mitti’. The song will also be broadcast on various television and radio channels so that the message of collectively fighting the pandemic reaches everyone in Punjab.

Only 2% of those returned to Bihar contracted virus: Punjab government

Chandigarh (IANS): The Punjab government on Wednesday said only two per cent of migrants returning to Bihar have been found to be have contracted virus, the random sampling by the Bihar Government has revealed. Only three persons out of 157 tested on return to Bihar from Punjab have shown positive symptoms. A state health department spokesperson said this fact assumes greater significance in the backdrop of huge percentage of positive figures in comparison with the other states. Chief Minister Amarinder Singh from the very beginning had ordered strict compliance of all health protocols, making it a priority to save lives. Punjab was among the first states to enforce strict lockdown with equal focus on ensuring availability of essential commodities at doorstep of people, the spokesperson said.

Sharing figures of other states, the spokesperson added Delhi recorded the highest percentage with 218 (26 per cent) found positive out of 835 tested. In case of those returning from West Bengal, 373 samples were collected of which 265 were tested and 33 were found positive thus making it 12 per cent. In terms of Maharashtra, 2,083 samples of labourers were collected by the Bihar government and 1,283 were tested and out of these 141 - i.e., 11 per cent were found positive. The neighbouring state of Haryana accounted for nine per cent migrant population from Bihar being found positive. A total of 690 samples were collected out of which 390 were tested and 36 came out negative.

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Chandigarh (IANS): The Punjab Police claimed, here on Monday, to have arrested the alleged mastermind of the recent 2 kg gold dacoity in Ludhiana, which was committed to mobilise funds for carrying out a spate of targeted killings as part of a pro-Khalistan agenda to disturb peace and communal harmony. A special team of the Organized Crime Control Unit (OCCU) arrested the alleged gangster-terrorist, identified

Ludhiana gold dacoity mastermind held in Punjab as Tejinder Singh, alias Teja, from SAS Nagar. Director General of Police (DGP) Dinkar Gupta said a set of Punjab Police uniform and an ID card of the Seema Suraksha Bal (SSB) -- a paramilitary force -- were seized from him. He is also a prime accused in the January 2020 carjacking of a Toyota Fortuner from Kharar town. The accused reportedly planned to use the uniform and ID card to gain access to the restricted areas for

commission of crimes, including terrorist acts, said Gupta. Tejinder posed a high security risk to the state, he added. The police have also recovered a Chinese 30 caliber pistol, 10 cartridges and one Chevrolet Optra car from him. According to investigation, he had also prepared other fake ID cards such as Aadhaar card and a driving licence from Noida to evade arrest. While on the run, he

stayed in Delhi, Rajasthan, UP and Haryana, said the DGP. Tejinder, who had been arrested earlier too for involvement in more than 25 criminal cases, disclosed that he was radicalised and motivated to carry out targeted killings by some hardcore terrorists in whose contact he came during his stints in various prisons. Meanwhile, in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, an alleged terrorist, owing allegiance to

the Khalistan movement, was arrested from Thapar Nagar on Saturday night in a joint operation by the Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) and the Special Operation group of the Punjab Police. Information about the presence of suspect Tirath Singh, 32, was received by the Punjab Police and passed on to the ATS in Uttar Pradesh. Tirath Singh was booked under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act by the Mo-

hali Police in January 2020. Uttar Pradesh ATS, Additional Director General of Police, D.K. Thakur said that literature pertaining to the Khalistan movement has been recovered from his possession. Posters of Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale were also recovered from him. The official said that the social media account and WhatsApp of Tirath Singh were filled with messages showing his support to the Khalistan movement.

Akalis seek arrest of spurious seeds producer in Punjab Delhi-Amritsar-Katra expressway is now greenfield project Chandigarh (IANS): The Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) on Wednesday demanded the arrest and custodial interrogation of the Dera Baba Nanakbased producer of spurious seeds that had created havoc in Punjab. It demanded a detailed probe into the role of the Lok Insaaf Party in the Rs 4,000 crore seed scam after the arrest of one of its senior leaders by the Special Investigation Team (SIT). In a statement here, senior party leaders Sharanjit Singh Dhillon and Maheshinder Singh Grewal said it was shocking that the SIT had still not found it fit to arrest the proprietor of Karnal Agri Seeds, Lucky Dhillon, whose involvement in the scam had come to light on May 11. They said it was strange that even the SIT, which had been formed after the SAD raised the issue, had not proceeded against Dhillon despite the fact that he had supplied spurious seeds to Brar Seeds whose proprietor had been arrested. “There is clear conclusive evidence in the form

of bill receipts seized from Brar Seeds premises as well as the statement given by the accused that he had received the spurious seeds from Karnal Agri Seeds.” Both Dhillon and Grewal said it appeared the SIT was not proceeding against Karnal Agri Seeds due to political patronage being provided to its owner Dhillon by Cabinet minister Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa. “It is increasingly becoming clear the minister has provided shelter to the accused at a safe house and that is why the SIT has been unable to arrest him. We demand Chief Minister Amarinder Singh should hand over the probe to the CBI or the high court so that Lucky Dhillon can be arrested and interrogated immediately,” they said in a statement. The Akali leaders said the arrest of Lok Insaaf Party senior leader Baljinder Singh Bhundri in the scam also proved that there were wider ramifications to the scam.

Don’t spit, chew tobacco in public places: Punjab minister Chandigarh (IANS): Punjab Health Minister Balbir Singh Sidhu on Sunday appealed to the public not to spit or chew tobacco in public places as it spreads infectious diseases, including COVID-19 and tuberculosis. Now, there is a provision of a Rs 500 penalty for spitting in public places. Speaking on the occasion of World NoTobacco Day, Sidhu said the state government has launched a statewide awareness

campaign to highlight the deadly effect of smokeless tobacco use and motivate people to quit especially amidst the coronavirus outbreak. The evidence-based campaign includes the launch of a pre-tested public service announcement entitled “I Don’t Believe”, which focuses on the health harms that smokeless tobacco users are prone to, and are at a heightened risk for cancer com-

Chandigarh (IANS): The Centre on Tuesday agreed to convert the stretch of Delhi-AmritsarKatra expressway into a greenfield project by providing a direct spur from Nakodar, onward to the five historic towns of Punjab -- Sultanpur Lodhi, Goindwal Sahib, Khadoor Sahib and Tarn Taran, leading up to Amritsar. Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari conveyed this to Chief Minister Amarinder Singh during a video conference. The Chief Minister had earlier raised the issue with the Centre, after local residents and their representatives expressed concern over the project’s failure to connect the religious and historical towns of Sultanpur Lodhi, Goindwal Sahib and Tarn Taran. Also, the original proposal of the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) had entailed widening of the existing GT Road from Kartarpur to Amritsar as brownfield project, which was proving expensive as it would involve major demolitions due to land acquisition. During the virtual meeting, the Union minister told the Chief Minister that after detailed deliberations with state officials, the NHAI had approved the alignment of Phase I of the Delhi-AmritsarKatra Expressway with Delhi-Gurdaspur section.

It will enter the state near Khanauri and passing near the towns of Khanauri, Patran, Bhawanigarh, Ludhiana, Nakodar, Jalandhar Kartarpur, Qadian and Gurdaspur as a greenfield project, along with development of existing National Highway 3 from Kartarpur to Amritsar bypass as a six-lane access-controlled expressway as a brownfield project. To speed up the process of land acquisition for the new greenfield alignment, the Chief Minister has agreed to an early meeting with the NHAI authorities, as suggested by Gadkari, according to an official spokesperson. Giving details, the spokesperson said the greenfield alignment will provide direct expressway connectivity to Amritsar, starting from Kangsabu village on Jalandhar-Nakodar National Highway connecting Sultanpur Lodhi, Goindwal Sahib, Khadoor Sahib, Tarn Taran and Amritsar and merging with the Amritsar-Dera Baba Nanak road near the Rajasansi international airport. This alignment, covering about 100 kms, will connect the five religious towns established by five Sikh gurus -- Sultanpur Lodhi (Guru Nanak Dev), Goindwal Sahib (Guru Amardas), Khadoor Sahib (Guru Angad Dev) Tarn Taran (Guru Arjan Dev) and Amritsar (Guru Ramdas).

pared to non-users. Nandita Murukutla, Vice President of the Global Policy and Research, Policy, Advocacy and Communication, Vital Strategies, said hard-hitting mass media campaigns are a powerful tool in tobacco control. “We commend the state’s health depart-

ment on the timely launch of ‘I Don’t Believe’ and promoting the campaign widely across Punjab. By showing the deadly health harms of tobacco use, the campaign will encourage current smokeless tobacco users to quit.”

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The ultimate Honda Type R Limited Edition: only 100 models available in Canada

Markham, ON: The ultimate street-legal track-focused Limited Edition variant of Honda’s legendary Civic Type R lived up to its fast reputation, selling out its upcoming Canadian allotment in just 4 minutes! Just 100 units of the 2021 Type R Limited Edition will be available for sale in Canada. Consumers were invited to visit www.honda.ca/civic_type_r_le on May 21 at 1pm ET to place a reservation with their local Honda dealer, and Canadian Type R fans responded at full throttle! The lighter, faster and even more ferocious Type R Limited Edition will feature all of

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ment of utility bills, taxes, and other bills. • Maintain A/P and A/R accounts etc. Job Requirements: • Completion of high school education is required. • Knowledge of English language ( Oral and written) is required. • At least two years of previous work experience or completion of a college diploma/degree in a similar field is required. Please email your resume at sterlinghardwareltd@ gmail.com No phone calls please. Aboriginal persons, students, youth, new immigrant persons and people with the above listed skills are welcome to apply. ********16 MAY ********* Sterling Hardware Ltd. Located at Unit # 101 7808 132 St Surrey, BC is looking for one full-time/permanent Retail Store Manager to join their team in Surrey as soon as possible. Job duties: Plan, direct and evaluate the operations of establishments engaged in wholesale and retail sales or of departments in such establishments Manage staff and assign duties Study market research and trends to determine consumer demand, potential sales volumes and effect of competitors’ operations on sales Determine merchandise and services to be sold, and implement price and credit policies Locate, select and procure merchandise for resale Develop and implement marketing strategies Plan budgets and authorize expenditures Resolve customer complaints Determine staffing requirements and hire or oversee hiring of staff. Skill Requirements: Completion of secondary school is required. Minimum 2 years of related experience is required. Language at work: English ( Oral and Written) Salary: $ CAD 32.00 hourly for 40 Hours per week and Vacation pay 4% of gross salary(paid biweekly) E-mail your resume to sterlinghardwareltd@gmail. com (No phone call please Aboriginal persons, students, youth, new immigrant persons and people with above listed skills are welcome to apply. ********16 MAY ********* Sterling Hardware Ltd. Located at #101 7808 132 St Surrey BC, is urgently looking for one Full Time/ Permanent Purchasing and inventory Management Coordinator to join their team in Surrey as soon as possible. Job-duties: Co-ordinate, assign and review the work of the staff engaged in receiving, storing, and maintaining the inventories * Oversee operation of the company’s inventory and supplies*Maintain shipping and receiving of supplies * Prepare reports and arrange orders with suppliers * Prepare purchase orders, requisition and invoices * Process transactions for inventory purchases *co-ordinate activities with supply-chains * Ensure machines and equipment maintenance and repair Job – requirements: Completion of secondary school is required. Minimum 2 years of related experience is required. Salary: $26 Hourly for 40 Hours per week and Vacation pay 4% of gross salary (paid biweekly) Language: English (Oral and written) E-mail your resume to: sterlinghardwareltd@gmail. com Absolutely No phone calls please. Aboriginal persons, students, youth, new immigrant persons and people with above listed skills are welcome to apply. ********16 MAY ********* Sterling Hardware Ltd. Located at Unit # 101 7808 132 St Surrey, BC is looking for one full-time/permanent Sales and Marketing Manager to join their team in Surrey as soon as possible. Job Duties: Plan, organize, direct, control and evaluate the design, development and maintenance of Internet and Intranet sites to manage an organization’s Internet presence;

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