Federal Liberals Politicizing Komagata Maru Apology
Conservative Government Fulfilled its Promise to the Letter. For the first time in Canadian history ... more

New RBC Wicket Cricket Community Fund Calls For Applications
The new RBC Wicket Cricket Community Fund, which will support programs and projects to make the sport more accessible ... more

Accelerated Degree in Computer Science at Algoma University Brampton campus
Algoma opened its Brampton Campus in 2006 to offer accelerated degree program in Computer Science... more

Medical Degree from University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine
The University of Sint Eustatius offers a comprehensive M.D. degree program, including training in the Basic Sciences and in Clinical Education. ... more

Toronto dances to Masala!Mehndi!Masti! 2008
Masala!Mehndi!Masti 2008 scored yet another fantastic year! It was indeed an eighth explosive year as M!M!M! ripped it up for larger than ever crowds at the CNE ... more

The Voice of Abida Parveen
"If Someone is not a male, he is called a female" A one dimensional wisdom of penises and vaginas robs us of any fun in our sad, sad lives. ... more

"Just be yourself" Doesn't cut it!
Visible minority managers, professionals and executives believe they need to "Canadianize" themselves in order to get ahead ... more

Shiamak's Unforgettable Summer Funk 2008
Having created an unmatched dance platform for thousands of students around the world through Shiamak Davar International (SDI) ... more

Mitesh needs our help! Please become a bone marrow donor
Mitesh is a 20 year old 2nd year university student who lives in London UK and is in a urgent need for a bone marrow donor. ... more

Prime Minister Harper attends Opening of Baitun Nur Ahmadiyya Muslim Mosque
Prime Minister Stephen Harper today participated in the unveiling of Canada’s largest mosque complex. ... more

The Unveiling of the Ottawa Memorial to the victims of the Air India tragedy.
Remarks by the Honourable Jason Kenney, Secretary of State for Multiculturalism and Canadian Identity at "The Unveiling of the Ottawa Memorial to the victims of the Air India tragedy" ... more

RBC Client appreciation program with Asus PCs
RBC has announced that it is welcoming new clients who sign up for a Signature No Limit Banking account with a free Asus Eee PC. This offer is the latest addition to the bank's reward program. ... more

RBC Increases Number of Scholarship Awards for New Canadians
With the June 9th deadline approaching, RBC is calling for entries for its second annual Scholarship for New Canadians Program. ... more

DJ Zahra honored as Toronto woman of distinction 2008
Artist, educator, DJ and lawyer, Zahra Dhanani lights up a room with her passionate and creative approach to social justice for women and girls... more

The 2008 Stanley Cup Final in Punjabi
CBC'S HOCKEY NIGHT IN CANADA continues to break new ground for hockey fans as the 2008 Stanley Cup Final gets underway on Saturday, May 24 - with a special ethnic flavour." ... more

Paper Waste
Practically every household has one thing in abundance- paper. In this age of "instant everything", the use of paper and related products has achieved a whole new dimensions." ... more

The Art of Networking
I was asked to write an article "The Power of Networking", but truly, networking is a true "art" form. As Darcy Rezac's writes in his book Work the Pond "networking is like dancing - you always get better with practice." ... more

The World is waking up to a New India
Centered in the middle of India's tri-colour flag is a wheel that originally symbolized the village-level pursuits by which India's founder, Mahatma Gandhi, believed his... more

Immigration minister Diane Finley on Asian Heritage Month
"As Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, I am pleased to extend my greetings to you on the occasion of Asian Heritage Month. ... more

Fast-growing visible minorities now 16%
Canada's visible minority population has surpassed the five-million mark, according to the latest census report, more than doubling in 15 years. The visible minority population grew five times faster than the population as whole between 2001 and 2006. Visible minority groups accounted for 16 per cent of Canada's population on the most recent census, according to Statistics Canada, up from 11 per cent a decade earlier. ... more

desiFEST Montreal 2008
The national cultural phenomenom known as RBC desiFEST made its Montreal debut on March 29th as attendees of all ages and nationalities packed the Just For Laughs Museum... more

UCFV - Centre for Indo Canadian Studies and Research - PART 2
It was with great pleasure that I was able to finally sit down with someone I've heard nothing but wonderful things about - Satwinder Bains, Director of the Indo Canadian Studies Centre at UCFV... more

Shushma Datt Is Honored By RBCM
As Guest At "The Party"
One of the components of the 10,000 square foot exhibition is "The Party", a collage of 123 individuals who have contributed to the rich and colorful heritage of B.C. over the past 150 years... more

The 411 on Purchasing Real Estate in BC
You come across a house you love, see the price -- and freak. How do people afford this? The truth: They don't; at least not when they're buying their first house... more

The Round Table radio show on RJ1200
The new series, called The Round Table, will feature 3 guest panelists every Thursday, along with host and moderator Shushma Datt, on her popular Gupshup program which broadcasts live on weekdays from 2 to 3 p.m... more

UCFV - Centre for Indo Canadian Studies and Research
It's been just over a year since UCFV - Centre for Indo Canadian Studies and Research department opened its doors and the Centre has continued to make its mark in both Canada and India ever since... more

RBC Gives Cricket a Boost in Canada
RBC's investment in Canadian cricket is aimed at elevating awareness of the sport on all levels with a view to reaching cricket-enthusiasts of all generations," said Mark Whitmell, director, Cultural Markets... more

Suhaag 10 Year Anniversary Show
A real treat! That was the general feeling of the awe-struck patrons who attended last week's 10 Year Anniversary SUHAAG Show, which was presented by RADO and TELUS... more

RBC Opens Office in India
RBC (RY on TSX and NYSE), the largest bank in Canada, today announced that it has entered the Indian market by opening its first (representative) office in the financial hub of Bandra Kurla, Mumbai... more

Make the most of your Retirement Savings by Investing in an RRSP
If you're a New Canadian citizen or resident, you undoubtedly came here with many goals and dreams for your future and the future of your children. You may also have given some thought to your retirement years... more

Pay your share of taxes - but not a penny more! - Tax return tips that can really add up
There's not much that Canadians enjoy more than reducing the amount of tax we pay. Fortunately, there are a number of tax-saving opportunities to help along the way... more

PM Stephen Harper meets with PM Manmohan Singh
Reflecting the diverse nature of Canada-India relations, Prime Minister Harper and Prime Minister Singh had a warm discussion of a broad range of issues... more

RBC Announces Recipients of First RBC Royal Bank Scholarships for New Canadians
RBC demonstrated its ongoing support of new immigrants by recognizing and honoring the first recipients of its new RBC Royal Bank Scholarship for New Canadians at a dinner held in Toronto this evening. At the same time it also released details of a new survey on the financial goals of new Canadians... more

RBC - Citizenship Ceremony at Harbourfront
A South Asian family shows off their gift of evergreen seedlings after becoming some of Canada's newest citizens on Canada Day in Toronto. They were among 76 people from 24 countries to become Canadian citizens at a special Canada Day citizenship ceremony... more

6th Annual MyBindi Comedy Night - Review
Last Friday, MyBindi.com hosted its 6th annual Comedy Night at the Novotel hotel in Mississauga, and it was so much fun! I had forgotten how great live comedy can be when it's done so well. The event was the kick-off event for MOSAIC... more

Prime Minister Stephen Harper Dedicates Memorial to Victims of Air India flight 182
“Flight 182 may have flown under the flag of India, but the murder of its passengers was a singularly Canadian crime and tragedy,” said the Prime Minister. Prime Minister Harper made his remarks at Humber Bay Park, where he dedicated Canada’s first permanent memorial to the Air India and Narita Airport victims... more

Emanuel Sandhu speaks to MyBindi
In addition to being a 2 time Olympian, 3 time Canadian men's figure skating champion and Senior Men's world champion, this determined athlete is also an accomplished dancer, musician and model... more

Anya's Diary
Anya is the quintessential girl next door - in search for real human experiences, emotional connections and yes, even love. This is her diary where she reaches out to you. You are no longer alone.

ENTRIES
Anya looks for love on the internet
Anya looks for love in the stars
Anya tackles PMS
30 Year Problem
Anya mends her broken heart
Anya mends her broken heart
"Let's meet for a Coffee" (new)

Vancouver International Bhangra Competition
In it's 3rd year, The VIBC ( Vancouver International Bhangra Competition ) has become one of the premier south Asian events in North America. Presented by Telus, the competition has grown each year in attendance; events, workshops and media buzz surrounding the finale... more

14th SUHAAG Show
Raghav Wows Suhaag Crowd!
A real treat! That was the general feeling of the awe-struck patrons who attended last week's 14th SUHAAG Show, which was presented by TELUS. The event was everything that the organizers of the show had promised - and more... more

From the Red Carpet
On January 11, 2007, Toronto's Elgin Theatre hosted the premiere of the Bollywood movie, Guru, and I was there, but I didn't watch the movie, my role that night was much bigger than just a fan or spectator... more

Niqab debate
Indian actress Shabana Azmi - a recipient of an international peace prize - was labeled a prostitute after speaking against Muslim women covering their faces - or wearing the niqab... more

Accelerated Second Degree Program in Computer Science
Algoma University College (Algoma U) recently announced the delivery of its Accelerated Second Degree Program in Computer Science to students in the Toronto Area (GTA)... more

Marc explores Delhi, Rajasthan and Varanasi
I like India! The people were friendly, colourful, engaging, curious and smiling. True, there were glaring examples in all directions of the abject poverty suffered by too many Indians, but there was a crowded vitality and dynamism to Delhi which was exciting. Even the cows amused me. Stuck in cities, surrounded by speeding and weaving rickshaws, cars and motorcycles, these cows march along their way with the same calm and bemused look you would expect to find in a cow lazing in the fields of Southern Ontario... more

Skin colour: A shady issue?
Who knew skin colour would spark spasms of abrupt anger between grandmother and granddaughter - a rift so deep leaving no hope of a truce between the two. Amama Chowdhury, 22, was born a healthy baby, weighing in at 10 pounds. But her skin colour, apparently, just wasn't right... more

How to prepare for a Job Fair
A job fair is a place which gives job seekers an opportunity to meet with hiring employers, understand their needs, evaluate your skills and experience, and present you as the suitable candidate... more

The Evolution of Renting Movies
Times have changed, and the home computer has become the center hub for accomplishing a myriad of tasks: For example, on-line banking has eliminated the torture of long queues, travel sites enable you to scan multiple destinations and travel options within minutes, and the infinite sources of information on the web make research quick and easy... more

Why I Meditate
There is a general misconception that meditation is for old age, for when we retire and when we have nothing else to do. In my view, I wish I'd learned about this sooner. I believe that the earlier in life we learn this art the more enriched and fulfilling our lives would be... more

Count Yourself In
A census is an invaluable decision-making tool. In Canada, governments at all levels use census data to make policy decisions regarding our economic and social programs. On Tuesday, May 16, more than 32.5 million people in 12.7 million households across Canada will "count themselves in" as part of the 2006 Census... more

Breaking the Rules…the new predator?
Remember the grubby kindergarten years when you would grab whatever you could manage just because little Johnny or Jill wanted it? That private glee you nourished hasn't diminished with age- in fact, it has grown into a monster you may have trouble controlling... more