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Wrestling For Your Dreams Is Truly Worth It

Wrestling For Your Dreams Is Truly Worth It
The recent Commonwealth Games in England saw three Indo-Canadian wrestlers compete and defeat their respective opponents in freestyle wrestling of various levels. Amarveer Singh Dhesi and Nishan Singh Randhawa both brought home a gold medal for Canada. Jasmit Singh Phulka was the winner in the bronze medal category.  Let’s find out more about these young men.

Wrestling For Your Dreams Is Truly Worth It

A Tryst With Adventure - Inspiring Stories Of Outdoor Enthusiasts

A Tryst With Adventure - Inspiring Stories Of Outdoor Enthusiasts
Be it hiking, biking, skiing or even mountain climbing, South Asians in British Columbia have not just explored them as a hobby but turned them into their passion. Meet these 5 incredible South Asian outdoor enthusiasts who are inspiring and paving way for others to create their own mark in this space as well as showing us what nature has to offer. 

A Tryst With Adventure - Inspiring Stories Of Outdoor Enthusiasts

Meet Surinder Sahdra

Meet Surinder Sahdra
His love for biking started when he started volunteering for the fundraising events for the Canadian Cancer Society called Ride To Survive in 2008. Ever since then, he has been volunteering with them for the past 10 years and also participated twice in the ride. He has been a crew member for the Ride To Survive where about 150-200 riders cycle through Kelowna to Delta in one day.

Meet Surinder Sahdra

Meet JoJo Das

Meet JoJo Das
Until having moved to Vancouver in 2013 for his bachelor’s degree at UBC, he never considered himself to be an outdoor enthusiast. He developed a strong love and passion for rock climbing during his visits to Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil Waututh First Nations. What started as just an interest has now turned into his passion.

Meet JoJo Das

Meet Gian Singh Kothli

Meet Gian Singh Kothli
While walking through Stanley Park, his love for hiking grew deeper and deeper. He is the uncrowned king of Grouse Grind which is one of the most difficult hikes in Vancouver. He also had received an appreciation letter from British Columbia’s Premier John Horgan for his undying spirit and contributions to Punjabi literature, poetry, and having climbed the Grouse Grind over 200 times.

Meet Gian Singh Kothli

Meet Indra Hayre

Meet Indra Hayre
She advocates for diversity and inclusion in all aspects of life. Indra is an avid skier, runner, hiker and mountain biker. She is also the founder of the Instagram-based community called Inclu-SKI-vity where she elevates the voices of the traditionally marginalized groups in the snow-sport community by sharing their stories through interviews. 

Meet Indra Hayre