Can You Tell If Someone Has A Brain Injury?
By Mel Chaudhary Lawyer – Simpson, Thomas & Associates June is Brain Injury Awareness month in Canada. The purpose of Brain Injury Awareness Month is to promote injury prevention and […]
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Tribunal, Courts Can Resolve ICBC Disputes Pending Appeal After Supreme Court Ruling
On April 8, 2021, the B.C. Court of Appeal granted a partial stay of the B.C. Supreme Court’s decision that ruled it was unconstitutional for the Civil Resolution Tribunal (CRT)
Top 10 Things To Do Following A Motor Vehicle Accident
By Abby Pang Lawyer – Simpson, Thomas & Associates Motor vehicle accidents can be overwhelming, especially if you are seriously injured. Whether the accident is major or minor, there are
Illustrated Book “Ramgarhia Virasat” Released At Gurdwara Brookside Surrey By MP Sukh Dhaliwal
SURREY – A large scale illustrated coffee table book “Ramgarhia Virasat” edited by renowned Sikh Scholar and thinker Jaiteg Singh Anant was released by Canadian Ramgarhia Society Canada. The book release
Canadian Welfare Groups Collects $440,000 As ‘OXYGEN FOR INDIA’ Drive Begins
Indo-Canada Chamber of Commerce, along with 82 other community organisations, have collected $440,220 CAD. The charity drive by the ICCC will be held for three hours on Sunday for the
Vancouver Police Put Out “Dangerous Gangsters” List With Dhaliwal Brothers Among Four Indo-Canadians
VANCOUVER – Vancouver Police put out the “Most Dangerous Gangsters” list on Monday featuring the remaining Dhaliwal brothers among four Indo-Canadians and six total that police are asking the public to
ARJAN BHULLAR: First Indian-Sikh-Canadian MMA World Champ!
Former Canadian wrestling great turned Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fighter Arjan Singh Bhullar made his history, becoming the first Sikh-Indian, Canadian MMA Heavy Weight World Champion Saturday after he dominated
Candlelight Vigil Held For Murdered Corrections Officer Bikramjeet Randhawa
SURREY – Bikramjeet Singh Randhawa, a popular corrections officer at Fraser Regional Correctional Centre in Maple Ridge who was gunned down in broad daylight last Saturday, was given the traditional Sikh