Winnipg, Manitoba, Canada A Winnipeg lawyer and political neophyte will lead the Manitoba Liberal Party into the next general election, expected in the spring of 2016. Rana Bokhari stunned some observers Saturday with a first-ballot victory over businessman and author Dougald Lamont and longtime party insider and consultant Bob Axworthy. […]
Here are some stamps issued on the occasion of Khilafat centenary 1908-2008, by US and Canadian governments. Bottom stamps issued by Canadian government some 10 years ago, to celebrate the Sikh faith in Canada
I Shall Not Hate” Conference at College Street United Church 454 College Street W Toronto, ON Oct 25 — 26 Starts: 8:00 AM Ends: 9:30 AM View all dates↓ 416-929-3019 Contact Listing Owner http://www.collegestreetunited.com PRICE: $99.00 for two days, $65.00 one day $10.00 Students -2 days AGE: 18+ College Street United Church […]
Canadian government scientists can’t speak freely because of meddling: Survey An Environics survey suggests 86 per cent of scientists feel they could not speak out against dangerous departmental decisions without retaliation. Bruce Campion-Smith / Toronto Star Oct. 22, 2013 OTTAWA—Political meddling is compromising the federal government’s ability to craft fact-based […]
Following citation is from Ontario Non-profit Housing Associaiton http://www.onpha.on.ca/AM/Template.cfm?Section=ONPHA_awards&Template=/CM/ContentDisplay.cfm&ContentID=14899 Lal Khan Malik Ahmadiyya Abode of Peace, Finch Ave. West. Weston, Ontario Lal was appointed as assistant administrator of Ahmadiyya Abode of Peace in March 1993. He successfully took on the challenge of setting up policies and procedures for the new […]
vancouversun.com: The Ahmadiyya Muslim community started out in the basement of a small house in Burnaby in the mid 1960s. Now prayers are said in a new $8-million mosque in […]
Harper’s war on science continues with a vengeance If Stephen Harper agenda succeeds, the result is a diminished Canada, afraid of open-ended questions and speculative science. By: Chris Turner Published on Sun Oct 13 2013 The Toronto Star This week, after another tumultuous summer of scandal and the third prorogation […]
Harper’s war on science continues with a vengeance If Stephen Harper agenda succeeds, the result is a diminished Canada, afraid of open-ended questions and speculative science. By: Chris Turner Published on Sun Oct 13 2013 The Toronto Star This week, after another tumultuous summer of scandal and the third prorogation […]
Sudbury United church transforms into mosque CBC: St. Paul’s United Church, Sudbury is set to close this month, and then re-open as the city’s second mosque. ………………….. Reverend Stewart Walker […]
Scarborough man admits he belonged to terror cell Another member of the so-called Toronto 18, which was allegedly plotting to detonate truck bombs in downtown Toronto, admitted in a Brampton court yesterday that he belonged to a homegrown terror cell. By: Isabel Teotonio Star Staff Reporter, Published on Tue Sep […]
Source: National Post VANCOUVER — For most of her life, Kamlesh Ahir has been trying to escape the caste system that’s defined her from birth. She went to university, abandoned her religion and, in 1994, left India for Canada, a new land offering a fresh start. Or so she thought. […]
Source: NY Times: Alice Munro, the renowned Canadian short-story writer whose visceral work explores the tangled relationships between men and women, small-town existence and the fallibility of memory, won the 2013 Nobel Prize in Literature on Thursday. Ms. Munro, 82, is the 13th woman to win the prize. More:
New mosque hopes to ‘promote love for all’ Plan to open in 2015 By Jason Warick, The Starphoenix October 7, 2013 Lal Khan Malik, president of the Ahmaddiya Muslim Community of Canada speaks as the Saskatoon congregation of the organization holds a ceremony to mark the groundbreaking for a new […]
Source: thestarphoenix.com Ground has been broken for a $6-million, 27,000 squarefoot mosque on Saskatoon’s eastern edge, and an official hopes it will foster goodwill among all religions and cultures. “We hope […]
Source: thestarphoenix.com Ground has been broken for a $6-million, 27,000 squarefoot mosque on Saskatoon’s eastern edge, and an official hopes it will foster goodwill among all religions and cultures. “We hope […]
Could you eat 10 pizzas in 12 minutes? This guy did Competitive eater Takeru Kobayashi wins Canada’s biggest pizza eating contest for the fourth year in a row. Toronto Star, October 6, 2013 Joel Eastwood Takeru Kobayashi defends his pizza eating title at Pie Wood Fired Pizza Joint in Barrie. […]
Muslim AIDS activist honoured by Canadian Council for Muslim Women Toronto Star, Oct 7, 2013 Joel Eastwood / Fanta Ongoiba was one of six Muslim women honoured Sunday for her work educating Muslims about AIDS. Fanta Ongoiba was honoured for her work educating Muslims about HIV by the Canadian Council […]
Lal Khan Malik, president of the Ahmaddiya Muslim Community of Canada speaks as the Saskatoon congregation of the organization holds a ceremony to mark the groundbreaking for a new Mosque […]
Lal Khan Malik, president of the Ahmaddiya Muslim Community of Canada speaks as the Saskatoon congregation of the organization holds a ceremony to mark the groundbreaking for a new Mosque […]
The Montreal Gazette: by Ryan Remiorz Whether someone is forcing you to wear hijab or forcing you to take it off, they are essentially doing the same thing. They are […]