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  Sikh Heritage Month

This month Canadians across the country are celebrating Sikh Heritage Month. This is a great time for us to recognize the many past and current contributions of the Sikh community in making Canada the country that it is today.  Since the arrival of the first Sikh immigrants in the late 19th century, the Sikh community has helped make Canada a stronger country through its accomplishments in many different parts of our society.  Whether it’s politics, sciences, arts, business, or sports, the Sikh community has helped shape Canada’s cultural fabric. Our country is the proud home of more than 500,000 members of the Sikh community, making Canada home of one of the largest Sikh diasporas in the world The values of equality, selflessness, openness and compassion are the core principles of Sikhism, and these values will be highlighted during Vaisakhi later this month.  (Minister Hussein, Apr 1, 2022)
Follow the links for more information and learning experiences for Sikh Heritage Month
Sikh Heritage British Columbia
​Sikh Heritage Museum of Canada
Canadian Sikh Heritage
These videos are just a glimpse into Sikh Heritage in Canada.
The Sikh Migrants who Challenged Canadian Law
Sikhs in Canada - Timeline
What is Sikhism?
Bhangra Showcase

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​Learning together on the ancestral, unceded territory of the Syilx Nation.