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What I learned at temple

Date published : June 16, 2010 - Vancouver, British Columbia

An active member of an historic congregation, Ranbir helps fellow Sikhs get back into a tetchy labour market.
 
Reporting and photographs
Christopher Grabowski

Editor
Miguel Raymond

Director-coordinator
Hélène Choquette


© 2009 NFB – All rights reserved
 
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India, Training, Skilled labour, Employment, Temple, Sikh, Christopher Grabowski

 
  • The first Sikhs arrived in Canada in the early
  • years of the 20th century, when a recessionary
  • economy helped fan the flames of anti-Asian racism.
  • In 1907 Sikhs lost the right to vote - a right that
  • was not restored until 1947.
  • Source: Parks Canada
 

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