Meet Aditi Kini in Darpan Chat Central. A Seaquam Secondary Student, who has been honoured with the Medal of Good Citizenship from the BC government for her exemplary service and leadership during the COVID19 pandemic to the community.
She was among the 31 recipients which also included Dr. Bonnie Henry. This young lady is going places and has made the South Asian community proud. Keep up the good work Aditi!!
Gurvinder Kalar is the first Sikh to play for Canada’s national rugby team the Wolverines
Through perseverance and hard work, this 17-year-old is headed to Alberta to play with the Golden Bears
This Surrey native has been playing hockey since the age of seven, and he was recently drafted by the Edmonton Oilers as the 63rd overall pick during the 2012 NHL Draft in Pittsburgh – a dream coming to fruition for the Khaira family.
This 17-year-old has already accomplished a long list of achievements, however this is just the beginning
Arun Garg is a physician, scholar, community leader and co-founder of the Canada India Network Initiative. With a Masters in Science (M.Sc.), a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) and a Medical Degree (M.D.) with specializations in Biochemistry and Pathology, Garg has over 30 years of experience as a clinical pathologist. He is also the former President of the BC Medical Association; Board Chair, Member and Director to countless committees including the Board of Governors at the University of British Columbia (UBC); and currently serves as the Program Medical Director at the Fraser Health Authority.
Her art, a mix of fantastical creatures among brightly coloured abstract backgrounds, allows her to tell not only her story but the story of her ancestors and their influence on her life. One look at her artwork paints a picture of varied influences, like that of her heritage.