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More BC/Canada Immigrant Expo in Vancouver aims to help newcomers find what they need to get started, including a career foothold Pictured here is the 2013 Immigrant Expo at the Vancouver Public Library organized by Canadian Immigrant magazine. The second... (more...) Teen boy carrying loaded gun nabbed by cops, charged with Burnaby murder of Aladdin Ramadan Police investigate a fatal Sept. 24 shooting at Lougheed Highway and Rosser in Burnaby. A 16-year-old boy has now been charged... (more...) Are foreign workers ‘less than the rest of us’? B.C. Premier Christy Clark raps feds over suggesting so Premier Christy Clark took a jab at federal politicians over temporary foreign workers policy. Gerry Kahrmann/PNG THE CANADIAN... (more...) Organized crime has edged out of the spotlight in B.C. since eclipse of Red Scorpions and UN gangsters UN Gang members, sentenced in 2012 to between 11 and 14 years behind bars in a conspiracy to murder the Abbotsford Bacon... (more...) Teen shot and killed in Abbotsford Abbotsford police received reports of shots fired at around 7:45 p.m. in the area of Sparrow Drive and Goldfinch Street.... (more...) India to launch Canadian satellite that was delayed by political dispute with Russia The M3M satellite, which was supposed to be launched on a Russian Soyuz in July will not take off from India. Handout/Vancouver... (more...) B.C.’s top court rejects appeal for Vancouver man who killed his girlfriend Ninderjit Singh, who was sentenced to life in prison without chance of parole for 16 years for the killing of his ex-girlfriend... (more...) Filmmaker brings India’s ‘common thread’ together in Monsoon (w/gallery) ◄ Back Next ► ◄ Back Next ► Picture 1 of... (more...) Opening of carbon capture project in Saskatchewan draws global interest By Clare Clancy THE CANADIAN PRESS ESTEVAN, Sask. — A carbon capture and storage project touted as the world’s... (more...) Canadian satellite delayed by political dispute with Russia to be launched by India By Peter Rakobowchuk THE CANADIAN PRESS MONTREAL — The launch of a Canadian satellite aboard a Russian rocket, postponed... (more...) Surrey Six murder verdict: Johnston and Haevischer guilty of conspiracy to commit murder (w/video) ( function() { pnShowVideo( '0_yrs6jnmu', '', '', '', '620', '400', 'kaltura' ); } )(); Arial view of the building Balmoral... (more...) More » Don't Miss... Filmmaker brings India’s ‘common thread’ together in Monsoon (w/gallery) LARISSA CAHUTE VANCOUVER DESI Vancouver-raised director Sturla Gunnarsson travelled to India last summer “when everybody else leaves” the subcontinent — during the wet, rainy and… Continue Reading » Woman cleared of trying to kill mom in ‘Breaking Bad’ style murder plan THE ASSOCIATED PRESS LONDON — A London jury on Thursday convicted a British woman of buying poison over the Internet but cleared her of trying… Continue Reading » Wanted gang associate Bobby Tajinder Gill arrested in New Westminster VANCOUVER DESI A known gang associate who was wanted on multiple arrest warrants has been arrested. Vancouver’s gang crime unit announced Wednesday it had arrested… Continue Reading » Indian PM Narendra Modi has more American Facebook fans than most U.S. politicians IANS Washington – Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has more Facebook fans in the US than most current members of Congress, governors and other political… Continue Reading » Blogs Providence Health Care facilities changing rules to welcome visitors 24/7 MANPREET GREWAL VANCOUVER DESI Providence Health Care facilities are changing rules to welcome visitors 24/7 and making loudspeakers announcing the end of visitor’s hours a… Continue Reading » Horizon: Because I am a World Changer HARNOOR GILL VANCOUVER DESI My vision to the world. I am what many would call the outgoing teenager, which seems weird to some, as people… Continue Reading » Turban-Esque: Perfect for a long drive Great semi-casual look for the fall with the blazer and raw denim. The shoes and watch are nice complements adding to the effortless feel of… Continue Reading » Coconut Confetti Corn JESSIE LEHAIL, INDIAN INFLUENCE With Thanksgiving right around the corner, it’s time to talk turkey and side dishes. Most cooks are loyal to their turkey… Continue Reading » VANCOUVER WEATHER Sunday Monday Tuesday Partly Cloudy 19°/13° Partly Cloudy 18°/13° Fog 18°/11° NEWS PHOTOS Health Check Husband granted divorce after ‘cruel’ wife refused to care for him when he had chickenpox An Indian court has allowed a man to divorce his wife on the ground of “mental cruelty” after she refused to nurse him through chickenpox,… Continue Reading » Pakistan reports 7 new polio victims, edging closer to record number of cases in the country MUNIR AHMED THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Pakistan has registered seven new polio cases, raising the number of those affected by the crippling disease… Continue Reading » The cost of not controlling Ebola in Africa? Cases elsewhere, experts warn HELEN BRANSWELL THE CANADIAN PRESS TORONTO — The revelation that a man with Ebola was diagnosed in a Texas hospital could be seen as the… Continue Reading » Health Canada bans some drugs from India on quality concerns THE CANADIAN PRESS OTTAWA — Health Canada says it is banning imports of some medications and drug ingredients produced in India due to concerns about… Continue Reading » Novel cardiac patches may replace damaged heart tissues IANS London – Israeli researchers have developed novel cardiac patches made from gold particles that could be transplanted into the body to replace damaged heart… Continue Reading » Self-compassion leads to positive body image in women IANS Toronto – Women who accept and tolerate their bodily imperfections appear to have a more positive body image despite their high body mass index… Continue Reading » Villagers bury woman to cure her after getting ‘shocked’ CEN AGENCY Villagers in India sprung into action after one of their neighbours was suffered a high voltage electric shock – by burying her up… Continue Reading » Fruits and vegetables linked to mental well-being IANS London – The more portions of fruits and vegetables you take in a day, the better are your chances of improving mental well-being along… Continue Reading » Newborn Indian baby has tail – that was his parasitic twin – removed VANCOUVER DESI An Indian baby born with a 350 grams, 12-cm ‘tail’ on his back has had it removed just five days after birth, according… Continue Reading » Maternal health in, climate change out: A look at Canada’s changing UN speeches ALEXANDER PANETTA THE CANADIAN PRESS UNITED NATIONS — A scan of Canadian speeches at the United Nations General Assembly reveals a shift in priorities during… Continue Reading » ‘Angelina Effect’ makes more women test for breast cancer IANS London – The ‘Angelina Effect’ has more than doubled the genetic counselling and testing for breast cancer risk among British women. The ‘Angelina Effect’… Continue Reading » New vaccines can change India’s health battles: Melinda Gates IANS New Delhi – Introduction of four new vaccines in India’s national immunization programme by the new government can bring immense change in the country’s… Continue Reading » Powered by The Province Vancouverdesi.com © 2014 Pacific Newspaper Group, a division of Postmedia Network Inc. All Rights Reserved | Privacy Statement | Terms and Conditions | Copyright & Permissions National Post The Vancouver Sun The Province (Vancouver) SiteMap Edmonton Journal Calgary Herald Leader-Post (Regina) The StarPhoenix (Saskatoon) The Windsor Star The Gazette (Montreal) Ottawa Citizen Canada.com DOSE