Bus from Calgary Information:
Depart: Saturday March 21st, 2009
- Please ensure you have breakfast before arriving at Martindale Gurughar as no food will be provided until we reach Edmonton.
- The cost will be $25 per person
-> $10 for the Conference (includes Lunch)
-> $15 for the Bus
- The bus seats 47 people and will be on a first come first serve basis so ensure you arrive early. If there are no more seats left we will try our best to provide alternate transportation.

In Praise of Steel: Understanding Sikh Arms and Armour

If there's one thing that the Sikhs are universally known for, it is their reputation as fearsome warriors. From the times of their sixth spiritual leader, Guru Hargobind, who first took up arms against an oppressive Mughal Empire in the early 17th century, to their largely unsung contribution in the World Wars, the distinctive image of the Sikh as a warrior par excellence has endured for nearly four centuries. But what exactly can be said about the uniqueness of "Sikh" arms and armour? Collector and weapons enthusiast, Davinder Singh Toor, draws upon a wealth of imagery and artifacts from public and private collections around the world to answer this important question.

Gurujodha Singh, the African American Sikh Lawyer will be in Calgary Saturday Feb 28, 2009 to discuss his life, his struggle, and his prespective of Sikhism in the west. Along with being a 5th degree black belt Kenpo karate instructor, he is a Kundalini yoga master. Come out with your friends and spread the word!

Come and get engaged in the Sikh Youth Camp this holiday season. Share your prespective on the theme of 'Saint soldier' and what it means today. Short presentations, movies, workshops, gatkha and much more will be part of this event. Make your break worth-while.

Please see attached poster for more info.