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Timmins’ Inaugural Khalsa Day Parade: A Colorful Celebration

On June 25th, 2022, history was made in Timmins, Ontario, with the city’s first-ever Khalsa Day Parade, also known as Nagar Kirtan, hosted by the Gurdwara Sikh Sangat of Timmins in collaboration with volunteers from the India-Canada Timmins Association. This vibrant and culturally rich event brought together an estimated 300 participants, marking a significant moment

Nishan Sahib Sewa: Upholding the Sacred Legacy

In the vibrant tapestry of Sikhism, the Nishan Sahib stands tall as a symbol of deep spiritual significance and unwavering pride. This triangular flag, adorned with a saffron background and the iconic Khanda symbol, plays a crucial role in the Sikh community’s expression of faith and commitment. The tradition of Nishan Sahib Sewa, or service,

Celebrating Unity and Diversity: The Second Annual Khalsa Day Parade in Timmins

The vibrant city of Timmins, nestled in the heart of Northern Ontario, is gearing up for a celebration like no other. On May 27th, 2023, the streets will come alive with color, music, and camaraderie as the second annual Khalsa Day Parade takes place. Organized by the Gurdwara Sikh Sangat of Timmins, this event promises

Sikh Remembrance Day Ceremony 2023

On Sunday, November 5, 2023, at Mount Hope Cemetery in Kitchener, Ontario, a somber yet reverent gathering took place at the military grave of Canadian WWI hero, Private Buckam Singh. This annual Sikh Remembrance Day Ceremony serves as a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by soldiers and veterans, while also celebrating the rich tradition

Northern College Giving Back

Community Collaboration Alert! We’re thrilled to share some heartwarming news with you all! Northern College of Applied Arts and Technology has extended a helping hand to Gurudwara Sikh Sangat of Timmins. In a gesture of support, the college has donated $15,000 for the renovation of the Gurudwara’s kitchen, dedicated to preparing langar for the community.

Harmony and Joy: A Glimpse of New Year 2024 from Gurudwara Sikh Sangat Timmins

As the sun dipped below the horizon on New Year’s Eve, a serene glow emanated from Gurudwara Sikh Sangat Timmins, casting a tranquil spell on the gathered congregation. The air buzzed with anticipation and gratitude, setting the stage for a soul-stirring entry into 2024. Embracing Unity through Langar: The heartwarming aroma of langar wafted through

Sikh Temple Renovating Kitchen to Serve People In Need

In the heart of Timmins, Ontario, the Sikh Sangat is weaving a narrative of compassion and community through a transformative project. Kanwaljit and Bahadur Bains, the driving forces behind this endeavor, are channeling their energy into redesigning the community kitchen at the local gurdwara. Their vision goes beyond bricks and mortar; it is a testament

Baba Deep Singh ji-A True Saint & Soldier

Baba Deep Singh Shahid (26 January 1682 -13 November 1757), is one of most honoured martyrs in Sikh history. He was the founder of the Shahid Misl (group). He was the first head of the Damdami Taksal (Damdama school of learning), 300 year old religious school of the Sikhs, which was founded by the last

Honoring Courage and Sacrifice:Unveiling the WWI Sikh Memorial

On a momentous Sunday at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire, the United Kingdom witnessed the unveiling of its first national Sikh memorial, dedicated to the brave soldiers who fought during World War I. Led by Major General Patrick Sanders, business magnate Peter Singh Virdee, and Jay Singh-Sohal, the ceremony blended Sikh religious traditions with

The Sacred Tradition of Langar

The langar, or community kitchen, stands as a sacred institution deeply ingrained in Sikh culture, embodying the core principles of compassion, equality, and service. Rooted in the teachings of Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism, langar epitomizes the belief in the oneness of humanity and the importance of selfless giving. Historical Origins and Philosophical Foundations

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