Mark Carney’s opening remarks miss the mark—showing a lack of empathy for those struggling right now.

Social safety nets like dental care and childcare aren’t just nice to have—they’re essential. Especially during tough economic times, they ensure people get the care and support they need.

Langar: Food as a Fundamental Human Right

The Sikh way empowers us spiritually to fight for justice. Langar, the Sikh practice of free kitchens, embodies this by creating a just society where everyone has access to food.

As we enter 2025, step into it with fearlessness. The doubt, fear of failure, and lack of belief holding you back all stem from ego.

Go to war with your ego, embrace the Oneness that connects us all, and experience a life without fear.

In December, Sikhs honour the Month of Poh, remembering those who gave their lives, including the four sons of our 10th Guru and his mother, in the fight against tyranny. This month, we reflect on their sacrifices and reconnect spiritually. Watch to learn more.

“You know that whatever happens to your neighbors will also happen to you.” – Bhagat Kabir Ji. Striving for oneness is not just a spiritual journey, but one that calls for societal action. We are all interconnected—your pain is my pain.

The sadness and injustice of Harshandeep Singh’s murder is beyond words. An international student from Punjab, he came here for a better life, working tirelessly like so many others to make ends meet. No one should face this kind of violence. It should not have ended like this.

The month of December holds deep significance for the Sikh People. We honour the countless Sikhs who gave their lives, including the mother of our 10th Guru and his four sons, standing firm against tyranny and sacrificing everything for truth and justice.

Let us never forget.

’Your actions seem so sweet to me.’

The Sikh way inspires us to find sweetness in every experience—from loss to love—because each moment offers a chance to grow and improve, so we can better serve humanity.

Understanding the connection between Oneness and social justice means this:

When we feed the hungry, we don’t stop at filling their plates. We ask why they are hungry and fight against the forces that keep their bellies empty.

To see Oneness is to empower and uplift all.

Every job should pay enough that working full-time earns you enough for:
- a place to live
- nutritious food
- healthcare
- enjoying life
- saving for the future

Good things have happened to me when I don’t tell anyone. Ironic.

Choose one alive or human

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