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
In the aftermath of the devastating fire at Empire Complex, the local Sikh community in Timmins has rallied together to provide crucial assistance to affected residents. Led by the Timmins Gurdwara, donations have poured in from both southern Ontario and the local community, demonstrating an overwhelming outpouring of support and solidarity. Volunteers at the Timmins
On April 2nd, 2024, the vibrant city of Timmins came together in a joyous celebration to honor and commemorate Sikh Heritage Month. Led by Michelle Boileau, Mayor of the City of Timmins, the event was marked by the solemn raising of the Sikh Heritage Flag at Timmins City Hall, symbolizing the city’s recognition and appreciation
