During his two-hour morning bike ride, Eric Hartman doesn't pay much attention to his iPhone. But the iPhone is paying attention to him.
News: There's little privacy in a digital world
News: Harper enjoys a different kind of hockey night in Canada
For a guy who likes hockey and movies it was the perfect evening. Throw in a bucket of popcorn and a Diet Coke and Stephen Harper was in heaven.
News: Khalsa college to digitize rare books and manuscripts
Khalsa college will digitize the rich Sikh treasure including rare books, manuscripts and hand written documents during the times of Sikh Gurus, presently preserved in the 81 years old Sikh museum.
News: An important milestone ~ initiating its 101st school - The Kalgidhar Trust-Baru Sahib
An important milestone of initiating its 101st school at Chunni Kalan Mohali - 7th October of this year will be achieved by The Kalgidhar Trust-Baru Sahib
News: Sikh Feminists Mark Historic Toronto Meeting
Sikh women gathered in Toronto last weekend to hold the first ever Sikh Feminist Conference.
News: The SikhNet Film Festival – Reviews & Thoughts ~ (Part 2 – Intermediate)
Last week I posted the first part (junior group) of this series of small video reviews from the SikhNet Youth Online Film Festival. Today I would like to share a few videos in the Intermediate Group which is of youth aged 18-25. This category is always the most competitive....
News: Young Sikh Women form Film and Photography Production Company
In 2008 we assembled a team of film making enthusiasts inspired by the films produced by Sikhs worldwide the previous year. Our first movie was The Warrior - it combined martial arts and comedy with an underlying message about the 5 mental thieves.
News: The First Children Led Gurdwara Held in the UK
This past week, we had a very successful children's Gurdwara - run BY the children FOR the children. We chanted, meditated, face painted and painted khandas and ek onkaars...
News: The End of Evil?
Is evil over? Has science finally driven a stake through its dark heart? Or at least emptied the word of useful meaning, reduced the notion of a numinous non-material malevolent force to a glitch in a tangled cluster of neurons, the brain?
News: N.S. pharmacist Singh to seek NDP leadership
...a little-known Musquodoboit Harbour pharmacist is getting ready to launch his leadership bid this weekend. He was born Martin Hill, but is now Martin Singh after changing his name as part of his conversion to the Sikh faith.
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