Pratyush Dayal
The Vancouver Sun
Vancouver, BC, Canada
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Skilled immigrants are missing family, opportunities while waiting years in bureaucratic limbo
It's been more than a year since Gurkanwal Singh first applied for permanent residency in Canada. A long, difficult and frustrating year of missing his family and having to pass up professional opportunities. → Read More
Stanley Park businesses, still hurting from COVID, now hammered by coyote scare
Business is still down 90% at Stanley Park Horse-Drawn Tours and there have been recent cancellations after coyote attacks → Read More
B.C. SPCA sees lowest rate of return of pets during COVID-19
SPCA adopted out over 10,000 animals last year and none of them have been returned. → Read More
Gasoline prices expected to continue their climb in B.C., experts say
Gasoline prices surge across Canada, with worse expected through the summer according to experts. → Read More
Gasoline prices expected to continue their climb in B.C., experts say
Gasoline prices surge across Canada with worse expected through the summer, experts warn. → Read More
COVID-19: Dragon boats return to the water for the first time since the start of the pandemic
The dragon boats were back in the waters of False Creek on Saturday for the first time since March of last year. → Read More
Virtual conference aims to boost health equity for B.C.'s South Asian population
Happening from June 18 to 20, virtually over Zoom, the conference will explore how integrated thinking in the context of COVID-19 can reduce the burden of… → Read More
SFU researchers helping to identify children buried at the Brandon Residential School site
The Sioux Valley Dakota Nation is collaborating with researchers from SFU on a project that intends to reclaim the identities of children who died at the Brandon Residential School during its operation from 1895 to 1972. → Read More
For Amir and Many Refugees, the Pandemic Clouds Dreams of Canada
Persecuted for being gay, he was poised for a safe escape. Then came COVID-19. → Read More
Are We Ready for a Second Wave of Food Insecurity?
Vancouver food banks plan for outdoor tents and ticketing systems. Other groups say longer-term solutions are needed. → Read More
Feeling Isolated in Their Neighbourhood, This Couple Planted a Seed. Oh, How It Bloomed
Barry and Joan Jung share how their front-yard garden brought a community together. → Read More
Food Bank Photo Ops Are Good for Police. But What about Clients?
The Greater Vancouver Food Bank celebrated the role of uniformed RCMP officers in food distribution. Critics say it showed a broken system. → Read More
Queer Canadians Need Anti-Racism Training, Says Gay Refugee
After fleeing homophobia in Iran, one man grapples with discrimination in Vancouver’s white-dominated LGBTQ+ community. He’s not alone. → Read More
Recent Immigrants Describe the Stress of Living in a Pandemic
‘I want to get out and meet people and start planning my life in this new country.’ → Read More