Canadian Sikh Heritage | (Dis)Enfranchisement 1907 – 1947
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(Dis) Enfranchisement 1907 – 1947:
The Forty-Year struggle for the Vote

The (Dis)enfranchisement Exhibit
Catalogue

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s visit to

Gur Sikh Temple and National Historic Site

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Visits Gur Sikh Temple and National Historic Site

The Canada 150 Historical Timeline

(Dis)Enfranchisement 1907- 1947 The forty-year struggle for the Vote

Evolving Interpretations: Sikhism and Women

Jpeg-Poster-Final

Challenge and Denial: Komagata Maru

Punjab: the people, the land, the legacy

Mohallah

Ghadar 100 Years Later

Canadian Sikh Identity: The Turban Challenge

Canadian Sikhs in World War I

Settlement and Integration