Prabhjot Paul Singh is a senior Toronto-based, award-winning independent journalist, who worked with The Tribune, Reuters, and several other media groups in a career spanning nearly five decades. He has written extensively about Diaspora, Politics, Business, Aviation, Health, Public and Private Sectors and Sports.
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Canada is removing approximately 400 inadmissible individuals each week, according to an official statement issued Monday. Among those recently deported were four Indian nationals whose cases illustrate the Canada Border…
India reaffirmed its dominance in Asian junior hockey by winning both the men’s and women’s titles at the recently concluded Junior Asia Cups in China. Following 10 days of competition…
Is Canada going through one of the most difficult periods in its recent history? The question has become a subject of debate among business leaders, financial experts and ordinary Canadians…
A week after the conclusion of the 2026 FIH Hockey World Cup, Olympians affiliated with Sikh Union clubs in London and Nairobi gathered for a certificate of recognition ceremony in…
Italy’s growing Sikh community organized a daylong congregation to promote universal brotherhood and peace through the recitation of sacred Gurbani. The fifth annual event, organized by the Sarbat da Bhalla…
Teachers are role models who make an indelible impression on their students. The teacher-student relationship is perhaps the most important of the three sacred relationships. The other two are the…
Ritu Khullar, the first jurist of Indian descent to serve as chief justice of Alberta, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut, died on September 3 after battling cancer. She is survived…
Death denotes grief, as losing someone near and dear impacts you emotionally because you are not going to see that person again. Deaths do not move us apart. Rather, they…
The University of Montreal in Quebec, Canada, has become the first university in the world to launch a graduate-level course on Sikhism taught in French, according to supporters of the…
Defending champion Germany overcame a spirited Spain 1-0 in the FIH Men’s World Cup 2026 final, reaffirming European dominance in international hockey. In a closely contested battle between two European…
Set amid the green hills of Walloon Brabant, the Belfius Hockey Arena has emerged as the new beating heart of Belgian hockey following eight years of planning and preparation and…
Argentina was crowned the new women’s FIH Hockey World Cup champion after defeating the Netherlands in a dramatic final at a packed Wagener Stadium in Amstelveen amid intermittent showers and…
Jose Basterra delivered a memorable hat trick as Spain defeated co-hosts and pre-tournament favorites the Netherlands 4-3 in a thrilling semifinal at a nearly packed Wagener Stadium in Amstelveen on…
Former champion Pakistan rallied twice to draw 4-4 with South Africa before winning the penalty shootout 4-3 to finish 11th in the men’s FIH Hockey World Cup at Wagener Stadium…
The FIH Hockey World Cup has left co-hosts the Netherlands and Belgium in sharply contrasting moods. While the Netherlands has every reason to celebrate the performances of its men’s and…
India concluded its FIH Women’s Hockey World Cup 2026 campaign on a winning note, defeating Germany 3-1 to secure fifth place, the team’s best finish at the tournament since the…
