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Montreal: The World Sikh Organization of Canada joins the Canadian Civil Liberties Association, National Council of Canadian Muslims and Ms Ichrak Nourel Hak to challenge Québec’s Act respecting the laicity of the State, which prohibits the wearing of religiou... More »
While all political parties of Canada and their leadership have expressed concern over the passing of Bill 21 by the Quebec government banning the wearing of religious symbols by public servants, the response of the Federal government -Prime Minister Trudeau d... More »
On expected lines, the Coalition government of the Quebec state of Canada has passed the Bill 21 -An Act respecting the laicity of the State banning the wearing of religious symbols by government employees, with a 73-35 vote. Sikhs, Muslims, Jews and others wh... More »
While the governments of India and Pakistan race to complete the environs of the Kartarpur Sahib corridor and the historic Gurdwara Darbar Sahib Kartarpur Sahib, Diaspora Sikh organisations have expressed concern over the destruction of the heritage around the... More »
Even in multicultural Canada, from time to time extremist white supremacy views disturb the social climate of the country, especially targeting Sikhs, Muslims, Jews and others. WSO testifies before the Justice Committee of the House of Commons of Canada urgin... More »
Sikh Canadians, Sikhs in Punjab and those in the rest of the world, keeping a close watch on the political developments are upset at the lame duck addendum carried out by the Canadian Minister for Public Safety Ralph Goodale in the wording of the 2018 Report o... More »
As the worldwide commemorations for the genocidal attacks on Sikhs in November 1984 come to a close, the World Sikh Organization of Canada has expressed disappointment at the Canadian government’s “lack of commemoration of the 1984 Sikh Genocide by Prime Minis... More »