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The owners of the mom-and-pop shop are hoping to fill a void in the community with their offerings Georgetown’s Guelph Street is about to get its own slice of the subcontinent. Made in India, a grocery store at 130 Guelph St., will open its doors to the public tomorrow (July 12). Sameer Sehrawat – who…
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The Town of Halton Hills alleges the terminal is ‘brazenly’ violating Town bylaws and operating without the proper approvals The Town of Halton Hills is taking an allegedly illegal truck terminal and its owner to court in an effort to have all activity stopped on the Hornby properties. The Town has filed an application with…
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Filmmaker Gurinder Chadha’s voice offers a universal message for South Asian diasporas separated by an ocean Gurinder Chadha’s first film I’m British but…, released in 1989, explores the dueling identities many second-generation immigrants struggle to reconcile. Through a series of interviews and slice-of-life scenes — mostly crafted through the lens of music —Chadha told the…
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Brampton West MPP Amarjot Sandhu, while campaigning to get that job last year, was charged with four non-criminal offences under provincial law related to having illegal secondary suites at two properties he owns, court documents show. He pleaded guilty on those charges three weeks ago and was given a suspended sentence. City of Brampton bylaw…
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Local girl pens two children’s books While most children in mid-August are getting ready to go back to school, five-year-old Journee Campbell is helping them prepare in more ways than one. The Oakville youngster is the author of two books: “The Little Voice in my Head” and her latest work “Save Your Tears Have no…