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South Asian Connection
Understanding Youth and Gangs
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Punjab Assembly unanimouslypassed resolution on Wednesday seekingan apology from Canadian governmentfor not allowing a ship 'Komagata Maru',with Indians onboard, to enter Vancouverport and forcing it to return to India,where Britishers shot 19 innocent peoplefrom Punjab and imprisoned many othersin 1914.
In the resolution passed on the con-cluding day of the Budget session said:“The Indian government should seek anapology from Canadian government inCanadian Parliament for the atrocitiescommitted by them on Indian people asthey have apologised to Chinese andJapanese people for inhuman behaviourmeted out to them."
Introducing the resolution, PunjabParliamentary Affairs minister MadanMohan Mittal said: "Canadian govern-ment did not allow a ship with Indians onboard, seeking freedom of the country toenter Vancouver port and forced it toreturn to India. When ship reached Bajbajport of Calcutta on September 29, 1914,British Government shot down 19 free-dom fighters and put many behind prisoncells."
The House unanimously demandsthat Indian government should askCanadian government that CanadianParliament should apologise for that"inhuman" Act, he said.
Asking the Parliament to also passsuch a resolution, senior Congress MLA
and former Chief Minister Rajinder KaurBhattal said collective efforts should be tomade to enure the issue is taken up by theCanadian Parliament when it sits in Aprilthis year.
Education Minister Daljeet SinghCheema said he would request ChiefMinister to pursue the issue with theCentre.
Calling upon MLAs to raise this issueunanimously rising above the petty politi-cal, SAD MLA and Minister Bikram SinghMajithia appealed to Treasury as well asopposition members not to politicise themartyrdom of the 19 people who died butraise a united voice so that CanadaParliament was forced to apologise,adding that it would be the befitting trib-
ute to those unknown martyrs who laiddown their lives for nation.
SAD MLA Gurpartap Singh Wadalasupporting the resolution said a memorialshould be constructed in the memory ofKomagata Maru martyrs.
He said Canadian Parliament shouldemulate the example of Canadian StateBritish Columbia, which had apologisedfor this tragedy. — PTI
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Abbotsford cops warn publicabout three South Asian menfollowing Surrey shootings
Abbotsford-Following a publicwarning by Surrey RCMP in the aftermathof several shootings last week, police inAbbotsford have followed suit and identi-
fied three men believed to pose a publicrisk.
Continued page 02
PM Harper to welcomeIndian Prime MinisterNarendra Modi toCanada
April 14, 15and 16
NEWSApna Roots, March 27th, 201502
BY TIM HEPHER AND JEAN-FRANCOISROSNOBLET
(Reuters)-A young German co-pilotbarricaded himself alone in the cockpit ofGermanwings flight 9525 and apparentlyset it on course to crash into an Alpinemountain, killing all 150 people on boardincluding himself, French prosecutorssaid on Thursday.
They offered no motive for whyAndreas Lubitz, 27, would take thecontrols of the Airbus A320, lock thecaptain out of the cockpit anddeliberately set it veering down fromcruising altitude at 3,000 feet perminute.
German police searched his homefor evidence that might offer someexplanation for what was behindTuesday's crash in the French Alps.
The scenario stunned the aviationworld. Within hours of the prosecutors'announcement, several airlinesresponded by immediately changing their
rules to require a second crew member tobe in the cockpit at all times. That isalready compulsory in the United Statesbut not in Europe.
Canada said it would now require itof all its airlines. EasyJet, Norwegian AirShuttle and Air Berlin were among othercarriers that swiftly announced suchpolicies.
Among those that didn't wasGermanwings parent companyLufthansa, whose CEO said he thought itwas unnecessary. But the airline cameunder swift pressure on social media tomake such a change and later said itwould discuss it with others in theindustry.
French and German officials saidthere was no indication Lubitz was aterrorist but offered no rival theories toexplain his actions. Acquaintancesdescribed him as an affable young manwho had given no sign of harmful intent.
Lubitz acted "for a reason we cannot
fathom right now but which looks likeintent to destroy this aircraft", Marseilleprosecutor Brice Robin said.
Setting the plane's controls for rapiddescent was an act that "could only havebeen voluntary", Robin said. “He had...no reason to stop the pilot-in-commandfrom coming back into the cockpit. Hehad no reason to refuse to answer to theair controller who was alerting him onthe loss of altitude."
The captain, who had stepped outof the cockpit, probably to use the toilet,could be heard on flight recordings tryingto force his way back in. "You can hearbanging to try to smash the door down,"Robin said.
Most of the passengers would nothave been aware of their fate until thevery end, he said: "Only toward the enddo you hear screams," he said. "And bearin mind that death would have beeninstantaneous...the aircraft was literallysmashed to bits."
Co-pilot suspected of deliberatelycrashing Germanwings jet
The US has included hate crimesagainst Hindus, Sikhs and ArabAmericans in the tracking list of the FBI,meeting the long-pending demand ofthe minority communities who havebeen repeatedly targeted post 9/11.
The updated Hate Crimes TrainingManual by the Department of Justice isthe first new release since the FBIagreed to begin tracking hate crimesagainst Hindu Americans, SikhAmericans and Arab Americans in 2013.
The manual came amid increasingincidents of anti-Hindu hate crimesacross the country, including severalincidents of attacks and vandalismagainst Hindu temples.
The decision has been welcomedby top American lawmakers andminority community organisations whohad been demanding this for the pastseveral years. — PTI
Ottawa-Prime Minister StephenHarper today announced that NarendraModi, Prime Minister of India, will visitCanada from April 14 to 16, 2015,making stops in Toronto, Ottawa andVancouver.
This will be Prime Minister Modi’sbilateral visit to Canada – his first sincetaking office – will provide anopportunity for the leaders to reaffirmthe close relationship between Canadaand India and to discuss ways to furtherbroaden its scope.
“Canada and India enjoy a closefriendship based on shared values ofdemocracy, pluralism and a mutualinterest in expanding trade. India’sgrowing economy presents enormousopportunities for Canada and I lookforward to meeting with Prime MinisterModi to further strengthen bilateralrelations and expand our trade andinvestment ties with a view tobenefitting citizens of both countries,”said Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
The plans are under way to PrimeMinster Modi to visit Khalsa DiwanSociety Sikh Temple in Vancouver andSurrey’s Laxmi Narayan Mandir. PrimeMinister Stephen Harper will be hostinga state dinner for the Indian PM.
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By Kim BolanContinued from page 01Following a public warning by
Surrey RCMP in the aftermath of severalshootings last week, police in Abbotsfordhave followed suit and identified threemen believed to pose a public risk.
The trio, including a man who hadbeen facing a murder charge in agangland slaying, “pose a risk ofsignificant harm to the safety of thecommunity and anyone who mayassociate with them,” Sgt. Casey Vinetsaid in a release.
He named Jimi Sandhu, whorecently had a murder charged againsthim stayed, as well as Sandeep Sidhuand Gavin Grewal, and releasedphotographs of the three men.
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Sandhu, 25, had been charged inthe fatal stabbing of Red Scorpion gangleader Matthew Campbell. But thecharge was dropped last month andSandhu was released from pre-trialcustody.
Police also warned about SandeepSingh Sidhu, 27, and Gavinder SinghGrewal, 25.
Vinet said all three men have had“extensive police contact.”
Sandhu has two convictions forassault with weapon and possession ofan unauthorized prohibited or restrictedweapon. He is prohibited frompossessing firearms.
Sidhu has three convictions foraggravated assault and is currentlycharged with two counts of aggravatedassault and possession of a weapon for adangerous purpose. He is prohibitedfrom possessing firearms.
Grewal has a criminal conviction forextortion and possession of a controlledsubstance for the purpose of trafficking.He is prohibited from possessingfirearms.
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The B.C. government is planing tointroduce new education standardswhich can take some of the control awayfrom the teachers’ union, and giving itselfnew powers to force school districts intoshared service agreements.
Bill 11, the Education StatutesAmendment Act (2015) will help schooldistricts reduce overhead costs, establisha modern framework for teacherprofessional development and put astronger focus on accountability forstudent outcomes, Education MinisterPeter Fassbender announced today.
“British Columbians expect our K-12system to be run efficiently, that teachersand students have the supports theyneed, and that everyone is focussed onwhat matters most - student learning.That’s what these amendments are allabout.” said Peter Fassbender, Minister ofEducation
“British Columbia has one of thebest education systems in the world, butwe can’t just sit back. We need to pursuenew, innovative approaches that promisebetter results for students.
Proposed amendments to theSchool Act, the Independent School Actand the Teachers Act are focussed on fourobjectives:
Building a framework forcontinuing professional development;
Facilitating delivery of sharedservices among school districts;
Improving the accountabilityframework for student learning; and
Aligning the provisions on thedisclosure of student data with theFreedom of Information and Protectionof Privacy Act.
It is common practice in manyprofessions to set standards for ongoingprofessional development. Currently,there are no detailed requirements forcertified teachers to maintain currency ofpractice. The proposed amendments tothe Teachers Act will provide the ministerwith the authority to establish a morerobust framework. Working with theprofession, the goal is to enhance publicconfidence that certified teachers haveaccess to, and are regularly participatingin, high-quality professionaldevelopment aimed at improving studentachievement.
Boards of education have beentasked with finding administrativesavings and efficiencies, similar to whathas occurred in the health and post-secondary sectors. Amendments to the
School Act will provide boards with clearauthority to enter into shared service oralternative service delivery agreementswith other boards or public sectorentities. To maximize the opportunitiesand benefits, the changes also providethe Minister with the authority to requireboards to participate in specific servicedelivery arrangements.
School districts are currentlyrequired to produce a series of annualreports to ensure they are accountable forlocal student achievement. In recentyears it has become clear the K-12 systemwould benefit from more meaningful andflexible approaches. Amendments to theSchool Act will remove inflexiblelanguage and processes and replace themwith more targeted, co-constructedapproaches to enhance the system-widefocus on student learning.
The use and analysis of high-qualitydata is essential to improving K-12programs and operations and monitoringthe impact of new curriculum and otherlearning innovations. Amendments willalign the School Act with more currentprovisions and safeguards found in theFreedom of Information and Protectionof Privacy Act. This will allow theministry to disclose and use student datato improve the K-12 system whileprotecting personal privacy consistentwith standards across the B.C. publicsector, including health and socialservices.
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Metro Vancouver-Twomen have been arrested byMetro Vancouver TransitPolice for separate incidentsof sexual assault on Transit.
Incident #1On March 2, 2015, at
8:00 am, a passengerwitnessed the sexual assaultof another passenger on busroute 33 travelling from the29th Avenue SkyTrain Stationto UBC. The witness advisedthe bus operator, who calledTransit Police, but the suspectgot off the bus shortlyafterwards in the 2100 blockof Westbrook Mall.
The victim and witnesswere both interviewed, withthe witness advising that the
same suspect had sexuallyassaulted her in the samemanner (groping of leg andthigh) 3 to 4 weeks earlier onthe same bus route, but shehad felt too frightened toreport it at the time.Investigations were initiatedinto both incidents.
On March 17, 2015, thewitness to the March 2ndevent advised police that shewas on the Route 33 bus andthe suspect was also on board.Police attended the 2200block West 16th Avenue andremoved the suspect from thebus, placing him under arrest.
The suspect was laterreleased on a Promise toAppear in Vancouver
Provincial Court on April 29,2015 and on an UndertakingGiven to a Peace Officer withconditions not to be found onany Coast Mountain Bus, anySeaBus or any SkyTrain orCanada Line train. He is a 57year old Vancouver man, notpreviously known to police.
The victim of the March2nd event is an ESL studentfrom Japan who is returninghome shortly. She has noplans to return to Vancouverwhich has caused CrownCounsel to decide that chargesrelating to her incident cannotbe approved.
The earlier event inwhich the witness from March2nd was actually the victim, is
being processed with a chargeof Sexual Assault pending.
Incident #2On March 20, 2015,
shortly after 8:00 am, awoman on the SkyTrain at theMarine Drive Station felt herbuttocks being cupped frombehind. She turned and yelledat the suspect to get awayfrom her and get off the train,which he did. The victimcontinued on to YaletownStation where she reportedthe incident to Transit Police.An alert Transit Policedispatcher recognized thesuspect description as beingthat of a man who is a repeatsexual offender on the transitsystem and advised the
Two men arrested in separatesexual assault incidents
Vancouver Police are investigatinga Yaletown stabbing that sent one manto hospital with serious injuries.
Shortly before 9 p.m., police werecalled to the KiBo Restaurant andLounge located at 1261 Hamilton Streetfor a report of a stabbing. When officersarrived, they found a 35-year-old manwho was suffering from serious injuries.He was taken to hospital, where heremains in stable condition.
Police are looking for one man whofled the restaurant.
Detectives from the VancouverPolice Major Crime Section have beencalled to the scene and the investigationis ongoing.
Vancouver Police officers havewritten 1500 distracted driving ticketssince the launch of the ProvincialDistracted Driving campaign on March1st.
While most drivers are leaving theirphones alone, some are still making thechoice to use one while behind thewheel.
“This high number isdisappointing,” says Acting InspectorKen Eng of the VPD Traffic Section. “Wehave seen first-hand the consequences ofdistracted driving. Leave your phonealone and pay attention to the road. Nocall or text is worth that kind of risk.”
During the campaign, officers havestepped up enforcement on distracteddriving. An average of 88 people arekilled every year in B.C. because ofdistracted driving, which makes it thesecond leading cause of car crashfatalities in the province.
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The Metro Vancouver Transit Policeare asking for the public’s help inidentifying a man, deceased as the resultof an incident yesterday, Saturday, March21, 2015, at the Scott Road SkyTrainStation in Surrey.
The man is described as possiblySouth Asian, approximately 30 to 40years of age, slender build, short brownhair, wearing a blue/gray jacket, bluejeans and black/silver Nike runningshoes and with a unique tattoo on hisupper back. He was last seen alive at7:24 am, March 21, 2015, on theplatform of the station.
Transit Police and the BC Coroner’sService are investigating.
Anyone with any informationconcerning the identity of this man isasked to call Transit Police at
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Apna Roots, March 27th, 201506 Editorial
The entirely preventable outbreak of measles that originated
at Disneyland in December has now infected 173 people in 17 U.S.
states, according to the most recent statistics.
Add to that 136 (at last count) in Quebec’s Lanaudière region
after a single family that opposes vaccination on religious grounds
brought it home from their Magic Kingdom vacation and spread it
to their community. Now an infected child who went to school might
have brought the disease to a wider population.
The proliferation of measles, mumps, rubella and other
infections once considered eradicated has reignited debate about
the rights of those who refuse to inoculate their children for a
variety of personal reasons versus those of society as a whole. The
lowering of herd immunity, because vaccination rates are no longer
high enough to protect young babies and the immuno-suppressed,
has sparked urgent discussion among policy-makers about how to
address the problem.
A study recently released by the C.D. Howe Institute found
Alberta and Newfoundland and Labrador rely on nurses to
approach and educate families of newborns about vaccines, as well
as administer the shots. Both keep registries of those who accept
and refuse vaccination, but Newfoundland and Labrador has a
greater over-all vaccination rate, likely due to rigorous followup
among a smaller population.
Ontario requires children to have up-to-date immunizations
to attend school, but parents can opt out if they complete
paperwork to obtain an exemption. This also provides a snapshot of
immunization rates, although belatedly.
If we’ve learned anything from the last three months of
measles spreading, it’s that good data are valuable and rare. Not
only does this information, if properly tracked, give health
authorities the ability to reach fence-sitters who may not be
immunizing their children out of forgetfulness or inertia, but it also
provides an important early warning system of where weaknesses
exist. After the biggest North American outbreak of measles in 15
years hit Quebec in 2011, public health officials went from school to
school gathering information. Quebec is now in the process of
establishing a registry of vaccinations by 2016, a positive step.
But data collection must go hand-in-hand with policies that
make it more difficult to opt out of vaccinations to keep preventable
diseases at bay. Federal Health Minister Rona Ambrose recently said
proof of immunization should be required to attend public school.
She has no authority to impose such a rule. What she does have the
power to do is to link child tax credits and other benefits to proof
of vaccination, as Australia did in the 1990s to help boost its
sagging rates.
The responsible majority who do immunize their children
are losing patience with those who deny science and put others at
risk. Policy-makers should no longer enable such reckless
behaviour. It’s time to become serious about boosting the
vaccination rate.
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Social networking site Facebookwill now allow videos on its platform tobe embedded across the web.
According to The Verge, users cannow copy an embed code, place it in amenu at the bottom of the video and itwill show up in a new and functionalplayer.
Facebook had been chasingadvertisers and publishers lately andadding support for embeds, which wouldspread videos outside its own platform.The move is a critical step taken by thesocial media platform towards building avideo presence.
The company is also set tointroduce support for 360-degree videoswithin its native video player. Thesevideos will allow viewers to look aroundthe world in all directions while thevideo is playing.
The news came after YouTubelaunched support for 360-degree videosvery recently.
Although video hosting featuresoffered by Facebook have never reallyposed a competition to YouTube yet,speculations are rife that with a littlework, they may put up a tough contestfor Google’s video-sharing website. ANI
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A new documentary hasindicated that Adolf Hitlerconsumed a cocktail ofdifferent drugs includingtranquillisers, morphine andcrystal meth during the SecondWorld War.
The hard-hittingdocumentary analysed Hitler’sdeclassified documents andsuggested that behind closeddoors the German politicianwas a nervous wreck, News.com.aureported.
Professor Sir Richard Evans fromCambridge University said that Hitler’spersonal physician, Dr Theodore Morellshowed no genuine interest in politicsand was not a suitable person to be inthe entourage of Hitler because he wassimply not ideological.
According to thedocumentary, when Morellstarted treating Hitler forstress, he used a methodderived from the ancientworld in which he appliedleeches to the leader’stemples and with theleeches failing to show anylong term success, hestarted medicating Hitlerwith the same drugs used
by vets to put animals to sleep.The documentary narrator asserted
that Hitler, like many of the Germansused an early form of crystal meth calledPervitin.
The documentary will replay on 7thApril 2015 at 1:00PM on NationalGeographic Channel. (ANI)
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Understanding Youth and GangsThe issue of youth violence, drugs
and gangs is always very troublesomefor every community. Unfortunately, theSouth Asian community has borne abrunt of it. Since early 1990s, ourcommunity has lost close to 200 youngpeople, mostly in their early or latetwenties to this curse. To its credit, ourcommunity, along with the South Asianmedia-both electronic and print,including Apna Roots and Indo-Canadian Times, have been doing acommendable job in creating moreawareness about this issue. Theformation of the Sikh Societies of LowerMainland in 2002, which later expandedand transformed into the South AsianCommunity Coalition Against YouthViolence (SACCAYV) in 2007, was amajor development. A lot has beenaccomplished since then. However, a lotmore still needs to be done to keep ouryouth and communities safe.
The recentdevelopments in Surrey involving anumber of young people are veryworrisome. Numerous targetedshootings over a few days resulting ininjury to some youth are very troubling.How did these young people reach thatpoint is puzzling. Rather than gettinginto the blame game, as a community,we need to re -examine our values andpriorities. As a community, we need toshift our focus away from materialisticoutlook towards a spiritual and balancedlifestyle. We need to attach moreimportance to bonding with our childrenand youth and be good role models forthem. Certainly, money and materialismhave their own significance and place in
our lives. However, to pursue them atany cost, especially at the cost of one’sfamily may not be the best choice.
There is a wise oldsaying that an ounce of prevention isbetter than a pound of cure. This is sotrue especially in case of our youth.Moreover, prevention has to start at avery early age. Sooner, the better.Research indicates that the bonding andattachment experienced by a child inhis/her early years goes a long way inshaping that child’s life in later years. Inaddition to bonding, role modelling byparents and caregivers plays a crucialrole in the growth and development ofchildren and youth. As good role modelsfor our children and youth we must be
willing to spend quality time withthem, take interest in their lives andguide them through a ratherchallenging phase during theiradolescent/teenage years. Moving fromcontrol to connection goes a long wayin gaining our youth’s trust.
For a long time itwas believed that a child’s brain is fullyhardwired by age 6. However, the latestresearch in this regard indicates thatthis process of neurologicaldevelopment continues all the way tillthe youth’s mid-twenties. Some of theskills that the youth lack and that arestill developing have a major impact onhis/her everyday life and their decisionmaking process. Incidentally, these arethe skills most needed when theseyoung people have to make majordecisions on a daily basis. Theseinclude reading social cues, predictivejudgement, insight, impulse control andempathy. As adults in their lives we
need to be extra patient inunderstanding and guiding them.
As parents andcaregivers, we must keep in mind that aschildren grow older, their affinitytowards peers gets stronger andattachment towards their parents andextended family gets weaker. They longto belong. If that sense of belonging andinclusion/recognition is not available athome they will seek it somewhere else.This is when they start drifting towardsnegative peers. From there, it may leadthem to drugs and gangs etc. Thus, theonus to keep our youth on the right trackand help them become proud andproductive citizens is a joint and sharedresponsibility of the family and thecommunity. SACCAYV, along with manyother individuals and organizations, hasbeen working hard for almost fifteenyears in creating awareness about theseissues amongst youth and parents.
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Apna Roots, March 27th, 201508
VICTORIA - Moody's InvestorsService has reaffirmed BritishColumbia's AAA credit rating andupgraded the Province's outlook tostable, with the agency saying it reflectsthe strong fiscal position of the province,Premier Christy Clark announced today.
"British Columbia is a leader incontrolling spending, attractinginvestment, and diversifying markets forour goods. Moody's upgrading B.C.'scredit rating outlook to AAA stable - thehighest possible - is further validation ofthe hard work British Columbians havedone to build a growing, diverseeconomy," said Premier Christy Clark.
The agency highlights B.C.'sforecast of continued balanced budgetsand says stabilizing the Province's debtburden is achievable.
Moody's said, "The stable outlookon the Province of British Columbia'sratings reflects our opinion that theprovince has presented a credible plan ofconsistent balanced budgets with littlerisk that the debt burden will exceedcurrent forecasts."
"British Columbians can bejustifiably proud that, as a result of hardwork and discipline, internationalagencies continue to assign their veryhighest marks and recognize ourprovince's credit worthiness and goodfiscal management," Finance MinisterMichael de Jong said.
The agency explains the AAA ratingdemonstrates B.C.'s high debtaffordability, strong fiscal managementand fiscal flexibility.
British Columbia's proven trackrecord of fiscal prudence and meeting
fiscal targets over the past 10 years, andthe province's large and diverse economyare praised by Moody's as contributing toB.C.'s credit strength.
Moody's applied a negative outlookto B.C.'s rating in December 2012,recognizing a softening economicoutlook and weaker commodity prices,and increasing debt burden. Moody'sreaffirmed B.C.'s AAA credit rating inMay 2014. Triple-A is the highest-possible rating from Moody's. Currently,B.C., Alberta and Saskatchewan are theonly provinces rated triple-A withMoody's.
Since November 2004, the Provincehas received seven credit ratingupgrades. British Columbia continues tomaintain the highest credit ratingpossible with Moody's, Standard andPoor's and Fitch. Standard & Poor's mostrecently affirmed its AAA rating in May2014 following Budget 2014. TheDominion Bond Rating Service affirmedB.C.'s AA (high) credit rating in April2014 and Fitch affirmed the Province'sAAA rating in April 2014.
Moody's affirms B.C.'s AAA rating -improvesoutlook to "stable," says Premier Clark
OTTAWA –The governmentshould investmore resourcesinto keeping ourc o m m u n i t i e ssafe, says localMP for Surrey.
TheConservativegovernmentcontinues to cut programs that monitordangerous individuals once they arereleased from prison, says MP for SurreyNorth, Jasbir Sandhu.
“Programs such as Canada’s Circlesof Support and Accountability have aproven record of keeping high-risk sexoffenders from re-offending bysupervising these individuals when theyare released back into our communities.Yet, the Conservatives continue to cutfunding from programs like this one thathelp reduce crime” said Mr. Sandhu.
“As a father I am concerned theConservatives are playing politics when itcomes to crime. This government shouldhave a zero-tolerance attitude towardschild-exploitation and should be makingsure it is using all resources available toprotect our children and to keep ourcommunities safe” said Mr. Sandhu.
IANS
WASHINGTON: Declaring ShivrajSingh Dabi, an Indian national, a cyber-fugitive, the FBI has put him on its mostwanted list with posters in English,Punjabi and Hindi seeking informationabout him.
Wanted by the FBI notice put out bythe Federal Bureau of Investigationaccuses Dabi, 42, of "Unlawful Flight toAvoid Confinement - Computer Crimes"and says he may have fled to India.
Dabi, it says goes by aliases of"Shivra Dabi, Shivrha Dabi, Shivrha S.Dabi, Shivrha Singh Dabi."
According to FBI he is 5 feet 6inches tall, weighs 140 to 160 poundsand has black hair and brown eyes.
In 2007, FBI says "Dabi fled fromSacramento County, California, after hewas found guilty of charges related toaccessing the computers of his previousemployer and deleting and purposelydamaging the computer data on thosecomputers, a felony."
On July 21, 2008, a federal arrestwarrant was issued by the US DistrictCourt, Eastern District of California,Sacramento, California, after Dabi wascharged with unlawful flight to avoidconfinement.
Dabi should be considered aninternational flight risk, FBI said askingpeople with any information concerninghim to contact the local FBI office or thenearest American Embassy or Consulate.
FBI puts Indian cyber-fugitive on most wanted list
MP demandsinvestment incommunity safety
VICTORIA – The proposedDistressed Animals Act would helpprevent animals from suffering or dyingin vehicles without adequate ventilation,says New Democratic spokesperson onlocal government Selina Robinson.
“After a number of incidents ofanimals dying while left alone in hotvehicles, it is time to act,” said Robinson,noting the tragic 2014 case of the six dogswho died after being left in the back ofpickup truck covered by a canopy for 40minutes. Robinson introduced the bill inthe legislature on Thursday and was laterjoined by advocates from the BC SPCA insupport of the proposed changes.
“In 2013 the BC SPCA received 850calls regarding animals left in hot carsand in 2014 they received well over 1,000calls,” said Robinson.
New bill would helpprotect animals in
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In this context, the research beingdone by Kwantlen PolytechnicUniversity’s Acting Together-CanadianUniversity Research Alliance (AT-CURA),under Dr. Gira Bhatt’s leadership iscommendable. Similarly, the work beingdone by various police agencies includingRCMP, Combined Special EnforcementUnit (CFSEU-BC) and others has beengreatly beneficial. All of these partnershave been actively working together inkeeping our youth and communities safe.CFSEU-BC has launched its mediacampaign End Gang Life. This includespowerful anti-gang videos, posters,information booklets and publicpresentations on myths and realities ofgang life. Their website provides links touseful resources (www.cfseu.bc.ca/en/).
In this regard , a very valuableparent resource booklet-UnderstandingYouth and Gangs –has been producedboth in English and Punjabi jointly by AT-CURA, CFSEU-BC ,SACCAYV and otherpartners.CFSEU-BC has already delivered400 copies to each of 16 Gurdwaras inMetro Vancouver. This includes the threeGurdwaras in Abbotsford and the MissionSikh Temple. It is now available free ofcharge at your nearest Gurdwara. I would
like to urge every parent to pick up acopy of this booklet and use it. For moreinformation, please feel free to contactme at 604-836-8976.
To its credit, ourcommunity has been making every effortto keep our young people safe. In MetroVancouver, there are various initiatives
under way. For example, on March 5,along with several other prominentmembers of the community, I had anopportunity to participate in a forum onyouth organized by AbbotsfordCommunity Services in partnership withSouth Asian Community Resource Officeand Youth Resource Centre. Fiveresource people- Dr. Amritpal SinghShergill, Abbotsford Police ConstableDr.Charan Kingra, Abbotsford PoliceChief Bob Rich, Staff Sargent BaltejDhillon and I –were invited to share ourexpertise with the invited guests. Theaudience included a very distinguishedgroup of educators, law enforcementpeople, journalists, social workers,elected officials, community activists andyouth as well as parents. Appropriately,the theme of the forum was: It Takes aVillage to Raise a Child. As a communitywe need to continue to work on suchinitiatives. They make a big difference inkeeping our youth on the right track andour families and communities safe.
Balwant Sanghera(Balwant Sanghera is a retired
School Psychologist and CommunityActivist. He is the founding member andChairperson of South Asian CommunityCoalition Against Youth Violence)
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WestJet said its fraud investigatorsuncovered the scam, which advertisedreturn flights for up to 50% lower thanfares available through WestJet’swebsite, while doing routine checks ofits credit-card transactions.
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Dear SOS: I am a modernperson who feels people havethe right to live their lives asthey choose. Because of that Ihave given my children theright to decide what theywant, where they want to goand who their friends are. Ihave taught them todifferentiate right fromwrong. I believe my kids aregood kids. That example wasshown to me recently.
We were recently at afamily party and my sister-in-law and brother-in-law camein with their two daughtersand I was very surprised to seehow they were dressed. Thegirls were wearing dressesthat sat very high on theirthighs. And the neckline randown to the point that thegirls’ cleavages were showingto a point that it’s notappropriate at any functionlet alone at a family function.But their parents seemoblivious to this fact. Thisgathering was a mixed crowd
with a 1/4 percent of thecrowd made up of Beejis andBaba jis and a ¼ percent madeup of young people in theirmid twenties or younger andthe rest of people were in theirforties and fifties. I saw theladies roll their eyes whenthey saw these girls.
I actually feltembarrassed. But no one saidanything to the girls or totheir parents. When we camehome, I was surprised to havemy kids make comments abouthow the girls’ dresses were notappropriate. They wonderedwhy the parents did not sayanything. They said there is aplace and a time to wearclothes like this and this wasnot one of them. They askedme if I would allow them towear anything like this to aparty, where most of thecrowd was Indian Beejis, Babajis, Aunties and Uncles. Myanswer was no. Now, this isnot to say that my girls don’twear shorts or short dresses
but they are always in decentlength and don’t shout toeveryone to come look at me. Itoo am surprised at theirparents for not sayinganything. My kids questionedwhy no one said anything tothem. Well, I have no answerand I also questioned why noone said anything. These areparents who are always thefirst to make negativecomments about otherpeople’s children.
Shocked in SurreyDear Shocked in Surrey: I
have found those who make lots offuss about other people’s childrenusually end up with their own kidsdoing things they have objectiontoo. This might be just the case inthis situation. If these people arelike you say they are then I am surethat they know what their girlswere wearing, and it’s notsomething they should wear tofamily parties. But maybe theparents in question have no controlover their girls and they don’t listento what the parents say. You shouldbe glad that you have raised yourchildren well and stop worryingabout other people and theirchildren.
Dear SOS (Sabrina Offers Support)
April 2015 will be somehow more stable for
Arians than March from the sentimental
point of view, but it will stay at quite high
emotional rates.Jupiter will continue
stimulating the erotic instinct of Aries people
and their appetite for love affairs. On the
other hand, Mars, the ruler of Aries, will settle in a safer, more
comfortable area, and it is still there that Venus will also be in the
first decan of April 2015.Therefore, the grounds of a practical
nature seem to prevail over the romantic enthusiasm, or at least
to give it some limits and balanceAs Mars, the planet of desire and the ruler of
Taurus' house of couple, will be in Taurus all
throughout April 2015, you can expect a
significant period at the sentimental level, very
active and full of passion. You'll be sexy and
sensual, especially in the first part of the month,
when Venus, the planet of love, will also be in
the sign of Taurus. Not only will you be ready to
take initiative and start real campaigns to win somebody's
affection if you are interested in them.You'll have to do a lot of
exercise though, and stay away from stimulants and addictions.
The first decan of April 2015 will favor
long-term couple projects, solving
problems, negotiating the tasks assigned to
each of you, and joined involvement in
social life, in collective activities, in studies,
opinion sharing and trips. All the above will
remain valid for the rest of the month too,
but will become less important, as there will
be an astral event that will create the context for much more
tempting preoccupations: on April 11th 2015 Venus, the
planet of love, will enter Gemin
Saturn, the ruler of Cancer's house of
couple, will impose restrictions on you,
hardly ever allowing you the right to choose.
It seems that for a while you'll have to do
what you are supposed to rather than what
you like doing. There will stil be an option
that would meet Saturn's demands while
allowing the manifestation of your sentimental life too:
interweaving love with daily tasks. For example, in an affair
at the workplace.
In the first two decans of April 2015, the
above mentioned combination will be
strengthened by the trine that the Sun, Leo's
ruler, will form with Saturn and Jupiter. You
can expect sentimental fulfillment that will
be connected to distance, to the higher
education, scientific, cultural or spiritual environment.
Venus, the planet of love, will favor the combination between
Leo's couple life and career or the high spheres in the first
decan of April 2015, respectively with friendship, social
events and group activities in the second and the third decans.
Against a slightly confusing or uncertain
background, Virgos will worry a bit too much
in the first part of April 2015. You'll have the
impression that the other one doesn't
understand you or doesn't appreciate you
enough, or that you don't manage to
decipher their intentions or actions. You can,
however, meet on an intellectual and spiritual ground, and you
can examine the psychological base of the relationship
together.
The Sun will light upon Libra's house ofcouple until April 21st 2015. In this periodyou'll relate more to your loved one, withwhom you'd like to share more of your time,thoughts and affection, and from whom you'llwait for feedback, attention, approval. In thefirst part of April Mercury will also passthrough Libra's sector of partnerships, so that
communication will be favored and important for your couplelife. Until April 11th 2015, Venus will stimulate Libra'sinterest in the mysterious (maybe even taboo) side of love, inits deep, psychological aspects.
The transit of Mars (the ruler of your sign)
through Scorpio's house of relationships will
show how important this realm will be to
you in April 2015. Mars will orient Scorpio's
attention and energy towards the interaction
with the others, and this interaction will be
very lively and will have a strong impact.
Things will be either white or black, you'll feel the need to clarify,
to cut to the chase, to decide and take action. The first decan of
the month, when Venus is also in Scorpio's house of relationships,
will have a great potential for passion and eroticism.
April 2015 will be a sensual and exciting monthfor Sagittarians.Until April 15th, Mercury, theruler of Sagittarius' house of couple, will be inSagittarius' house of passion, and then it willmove on to the next house, only to end up in theproximity of Mars, which is exactly the planetof passion. Both positions will stimulate theerotic dynamism and will give you an appetitefor conquests and gallant affairs. Starting the
second decan of April 2015, love, tenderness and goodunderstanding with your partner will be fully nurtured by thepresence of Venus in Sagittarius' house of couple.
Jupiter, the Greater Benefic, has been in Aquarius'house of relationships for some time now, and itwill stay there until August 2015, creating afavorable background to love, understanding andpositive development of your couple life. OnApril 11th 2015, Venus, the Lesser Benefic andthe planet of love, will enter Capricorn's house of
eroticism. Both beneficial planets will now be on your side inlove! In conclusion, you have a few very promising weeks aheadof you: passion, sexual fulfillment, homage and offers hard torefuse , maybe even a new love.
Communication and information arestrongly connected to Pisces'relationships. You are drawn tointelligent, open, talkative people,from whom you can learn a lot, withwhom you can share impressions. Inyour turn, you first and foremost
conquer by the force of your ideas, by the passionwith which you express yourself or by the way youtransmit emotions in writing, rather than by the wayyou look. In the first part of April 2015 money,valuable possessions and practical aspects will havehigher influence on Pisces' couple life.
(Mar. 21- April 19)(Mar. 21- April 19)
(Apr. 20- may 20)
(May 21-June 21)(May 21-June 21)
( June 22-July 22)
(July 23-Aug 22)(July 23-Aug 22)
(Aug. 23 - Sept. 22)
(Sept. 23 -Oct. 23)(Sept. 23 -Oct. 23)
(Oct. 24 - Nov. 21)(Oct. 24 - Nov. 21)
(Nov. 22 -Dec. 21(Nov 22- Dec 21)
Mars, the planet of passion, will be inCapricorn's house of eroticism throughoutApril 2015. This position of Mars' will chaseaway your inhibition, will enhance yourromantic enthusiasm and will lend you thecourage to experiment at the sentimentaland sexual level, to do crazy things in the
name of love. The first decan of April 2015 will have hugesentimental load for Capricornians: Venus will be close toMars, and the Venus-Mars combination in one's house oflove is arguably the hottest there can be In the secondpart of April 2015.
(Dec 22.- Jan. 19)(Dec 22.- Jan. 19)
(Jan 20 Feb(Jan. 20 -Feb. 19)
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Priyanka praises Kangana
Priyanka Chopra called up KanganaRanaut after she won the NationalAward for Queen. Priyanka also tookto Twitter to congratulate Kangana andQueen's director Vikas Bahl. The twoactresses had become close friendsduring the shoot of Fashion but soonafter the movie they drifted apart,stated the report. They were also seentogether in Krissh and Shootout AtWadala. The report further stated thatPriyanka's spokesperson confirmed thenews, stating that her call to Kanganawent on for nearly half an hour.
Let's take a look at what PriyankaChopra had to say about Kangana andVikas Bahl on Twitter...
The actress tweeted, "I hate losing.But if I had to take a back seat toanyone this year it would be U#KanganaRanaut ! Congratulations!yayQueen!#SmallTownGirls” [sic]
Priyanka, who missed the BestActress Award for Mary Kom, alsocongratulated Vikas Bahl, the directorof Queen. She tweeted, "Queen ka realking!! #VikasBehl @fuhsephantomcongratulations and so proud! What ajourney and so well deserved!” [sic]
TIO
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But, their secret vacation to Philippines did create theripples and made us believe that there is something specialbetween the two.
The couple has done a soft drink commercial togetherrecently, and obviously you can see a strong chemistrybetween the couple. Later, the couple also attended theinaugural PC of the Coke Studio, where again we couldwitness, Sidharth clicking Alia's pics, and Alia could not helpbut blush it away. Alia's who celebrated her 22nd birthday lastSunday, received a beautiful super-expensive gadget (Camera)from Siddharth as a birthday gift, which was straight from US.Knowing her love for selfies, alleged flame picked up a perfectgift for girlfriend.
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TC CERYRREUS
HTNOR
ARBIL
Y D
TSI
REVI
UN
YAAYWW
ATHAATPPA
Y
TIC
EVAAV3 01
EVAAV4 01
HALYITC
CEHOPSTIC
E
T
Y C
ERRUS
RNTCEINGPHOP
ERNTY CET
FUS
SA22A002110
