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School garden keeps alive memory of lost ones
A school has opened a memorial garden following the loss of three of its own - including a pupil who died in a sword attack.The Khalsa Academy in Wolverhampton has been shaken by the deaths of two ...
See the 12 police stations in the West Midlands where 'ninja swords' can be handed in ahead of national ban
A national month-long knife amnesty will give ninja sword owners the chance to hand in their blades ahead of a national ban.
12 West Midlands police stations where 'ninja swords' can be handed in during month-long amnesty ahead of national ban
A national month-long knife amnesty will give ninja sword owners the chance to hand in their blades ahead of a national ban.
'My kids haven't heard about this': Community calls for Air India bombing learning centre in B.C.
A coalition of B.C.-based faith groups and community members are calling on the province to build a large memorial and ...
Keeping linguistic, spiritual heritage of Sikhs alive
Punjabi education in Malaysia has gone through a remarkable transformation in just three decades. Read full story ...
Dedicated to teaching Punjabi language
Dayal Singh has devoted his life to keeping the Punjabi language alive among Sikhs in Malaysia. The former government school ...
The Canadian Press on MSN13d
Decades after Air India 182 bombing, families fear memories of tragedy are fading
Rob Alexander’s father wasn’t supposed to be on Air India Flight 182 on June 23, 1985. “My mother had actually booked him on ...
The Vancouver Sun on MSN14d
Canada’s worst terrorist attack: Air India families still feel anguish and frustration 40 years later
There were revelations of missed warnings and systemic errors. A June 1, 1985, Air India Telex had warned of a possible bomb ...
Vancouver Sun on MSN9d
Few Canadians know about Canada's deadliest terrorist attack: poll
The Angus Reid data found nine per cent of Canadians say they know a lot about the 1985 Air India bombing, while a third had ...