Sikhs take Pride and Believe in Migrating to deliver Guru Message for Peace and Earn True earnings Hard Work Dedication and Loyalty
1946. Amritsar, Punjab. A Sikh mother holds her child who is drinking water from her hand after she has bathed her feet & his in the stone bath at the entrance of Harmindar Sahib
1946. Canadian born Sikh girls fix each other’s hair outside the Gurdwara in Vancouver. Photo by Toronto Star Archives. Toronto Star via Getty Images
1946. On the Mission Farm in Toronto, this Sikh girl lends a hand with the calves
1969. A woman mathateks at a Toronto Gurdwara. Photo by Dave Norris. Toronto Star via Getty Images
1969. Toronto Gurdwara. Photo by Dave Norris. Toronto Star. Getty Images
A Group in front of Sikh Gurdwara Canada 1920
An old immigration card for Harchet Singh shows the date stamp as May 26, 1932
An old photo shows men in Sikh dress at the train station in the town of Frank in the Crowsnest Pass. This was taken just after the Frank Slide disaster
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Bishun Singh is the man wearing black trousers, a white shirt, suspenders, and a black tie, seated second from the left. This is the only known photograph of this early Sikh pioneer
Complaints of racial violence are passed on by broadcaster Malkit Parhar, centre, to Vancouver policemen Max Chalmers and Punjabi-speaking Dave Randhawa, who patrol an immigrant district
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Group photo of children in front of the Vancouver 2nd Avenue Sikh Temple, date unknown, early- to mid-20th Century. (Image courtesy Charan Gill Family fonds
Khem Kaur lived on the family farms in Kingsland, just south of what is now Chinook Centre in Calgary, and in DeWinton. She was strong-willed, independent, and religious
Komagata Maru Sikhs arriving in Canada 1912
Members of the 6th Ludhiana Sikhs in france
Mool Raj, the Sikh Governor of Multan, taken captive This was the First Photograph
Old Sikh Soldiers Sitting
Sikh railroad workers in California, 1909
Sikhs Celebrate Independence in Canada 1947
The Sikh community in Metro
The Sikh society of Mississauga,
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