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Interview of Laurie Anderson
Jan 11 2012 Laurie Hamilton Anderson (b.1947 in Glasgow) is the youngest of five children (three sisters and one brother). His father, David Vernon Anderson (b.1910/1911 (approx.) in Glasgow), was one of eight children. Although never in active service, David was in the army in the Second World War (his brother died in service). An employee of Scottish Legal Life Assurance Company, he also served as the superintendent of the first non-sectarian youth club in inner city Glasgow. He spent his…
Becoming Canadians: Pioneer Sikhs In Their Own Words
The Komagata Maru Incident
This excerpt consists of Chapter 5 and related notes from W. Peter Ward's book White Canada Forever: Popular Attitudes and Public Policy Toward Orientals in British Columbia, 3rd edition.
Ethnicity, Social Stratification, and Opinion Formation: An Analysis of Ethnic Portrayal in the Vancouver Newspaper Press, 1905-1976
The Hindustanee Volume 1 No. 1 Page 1-8
Page 001-008
The Hindustanee Volume 1 No. 2 Page 1-8
Newsclippings - The Hindustanee: Canada as a Hindu saw it, Article IV; Question of Hindus in Canada in Legislative Council of India
The Hindustanee. Vol. 1, no. II
The Hindustanee,Husain Rahim, editor
The Hindustanee. Vol. 1, no. IV
The Hindustanee,Husain Rahim, editor