Congratulations on the Sacred Union!

Project Confidence Workshop in Timmins

Dear Daisy, I hope this email finds you well. My name is Nazanin, and I am the Project Lead at Leonnova — it’s a pleasure to e-meet you! Matthieu Quirion, Executive Assistant to MPP George Pirie, kindly connected us to explore collaboration on the Project Confidence Program. We would truly appreciate your assistance in connecting

Northern Ontario’s Annual Khalsa Day Parade in Timmins

On Saturday, June 28th, 2025 from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, the Gurdwara Sikh Sangat of Timmins will host our Annual Khalsa Day Parade—a vibrant celebration of the Revelation Day of the Khalsa that welcomes people from all walks of life across Northern Ontario. Program Kick‑Off : 9:00 AM • Gather at the Gurdwara Sikh Sangat of Timmins

Vaisakhi 2025 at Northern College Timmins: A Celebration of Renewal, Unity & Khalsa Spirit

http://sikhsangattimmins.ca/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/WhatsApp-Video-2025-04-21-at-1.20.25-PM.mp4 As spring paints Northern College’s Timmins campus in fresh blooms, students, staff, and community members came together on April 21, 2025 to honor Vaisakhi—the Sikh festival that marks both the harvest season and the founding of the Khalsa. More than just a cultural event, this vibrant celebration brought Sikh values of truth, service, and

Celebrating Vaisakhi in Timmins: A Day of Renewal and Khalsa Spirit

This Vaisakhi in Timmins was a vibrant celebration—a true homage to the Khalsa’s enduring spirit and the core Sikh values of truth, justice, and universal love. The day was filled with inspiring moments that reflected not only the rich cultural heritage of Vaisakhi but also the timeless message of equality and service that defines the

Timmins Sikhs Celebrate Heritage Month Despite City Hall Flag-Raising Denial

Every April, Sikh communities across Canada come together to celebrate Sikh Heritage Month. It’s a time to honor the vibrant history, culture, and contributions of Sikh Canadians. This year in Timmins, Ontario, the local Sikh community was excited to continue its annual tradition of raising the Sikh flag at City Hall—until a sudden policy change

It’s been a busy year for Timmins’ first Sikh temple

It’s been a busy year for the Sikh community in Timmins. In January, the Gurdwara Sikh Sangat Of Timmins officially celebrated its grand opening, offering prayers and celebration to the community. “It all felt very last minute but this next year, it will be even better,” said Kanwajit ‘Daisy’ Bains whose work helped open the

Sikh temple celebrates official grand opening

An official grand opening of the city’s first Sikh temple was held today. The Timmins Gurdwara is located at the former Gibby’s Tavern on Cedar Street. Mayor George Pirie, MPP Gilles Bisson and representatives from the Timmins Chamber of Commerce, Downtown BIA and Timmins Police Service were on hand. “The community of Timmins has changed

City’s first Sikh temple welcomes everyone

Regardless of their religion and ethnicity, everyone is welcome at a new temple in downtown Timmins. The former Gibby’s Tavern on Cedar Street is now home to Timmins Gurdwara, the city’s first Sikh temple. An unofficial opening was held on Dec. 31. “It’s a beautiful building. They’ve done wonderful renovations,” said Cindy Campbell, executive director

The story of Timmins’ first Sikh temple

TIMMINS — Navdeep Singh stared out the window of the Ontario Northland bus at the passing bush, lakes, and streams. It was July 2018, and the bus, headed from Toronto to Timmins, was winding its way through the Canadian Shield. When Singh enrolled at Northern College from his home in Jalandhar, a city in the