Fresh jalebis, anyone?... Roop Lal from Dixie Sweets in Brampton frying up some jalebis during the Punjab Festival held at Brampton's Powerade Centre. Photo by Bryon Johnson
Cricket set to be played in Canada's courts South Asian Focus
By NOUMAN KHALIL Wednesday September 1 2010 The future of national cricket and the players are hanging in the balance and the game is likely to be played in courts, forcing the governing bodies to spend a chunk of their funding in legal fees.Reliable sources informed Focus that the matter of recognizing Cricket Council of Ontario (CCO) - a new governing body parallel to Ontario Cricket Association - is on the Cricket Canada's scheduled for the Sept 4 semi-annual general meeting agenda and the application will be entertained and... Read Full Article...
Pak trust deficit hurts mission; to donate, look for 'Hope for Pak' boxes South Asian Focus
By NOUMAN KHALIL Wednesday September 1 2010 The poor reputation of the ruling Pakistan People's Party is costing the flood-devastated citizens big time as a large majority of Pakistani-origin Canadians is hesitating to donate for the Prime Minister's Flood Relief Fund.Sahebzada A. Khan, Consul General of Pakistan in Toronto, last week at Wajid Malik's local radio show on 770AM, had a tough time winning back the trust of Pakistani community and convincing them to send donations in the relief fund account set by the prime... Read Full Article...
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