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March 03, 2021 • Tel: 905-738-5005 • 312 Brownridge Dr CANADIAN SUPERBILT SHUTTERS AND BLINDS Providing smart motorized Window Coverings from Hunter Douglas, Altex/SunProject Provider of Hardwood Flooring. Visit our Showroom at 1571 The Queensway, Etobicoke, Ontario Beautifying homes one window at a time through light control and energy efficiency. John Persaud, CEO B: (416) 201-0109 • C: (416) 239 2863 • [email protected] • www.superbilt.com KEEPING ALIVE THE TIES THAT BIND NOW IN OUR 38TH YEAR: 1983 - 2021 Vol. 38 • No 13 • March 03, 2021 • Tel: 905-738-5005 • 312 Brownridge Dr. Thornhill, ON L4J 5X1 • indocaribbeanworld.com • [email protected] Trinis in solidarity with women, kids adica’s Hot & Spicy Restaurant in Brampton was well-visited over the weekend with cus- INSURANCE Rtomers, among them clients with link- ages to Trinidad and Tobago, showing solidarity for the women and children who have been victims of violent crime, rape, and kidnappings back home. The event took place February 26-28. The event’s organiser, Russell Lutchman, said the effort was to let Trinidad and Tobago know that Trini- Paul Ram Canadians are in solidarity, and want Life & Investment Broker change to protect nationals back home. MONEY FREEDOM INC. The Brampton event came in the wake of the tragic deaths of Andrea Bharatt, Ashanti Riley, and many oth- ers, Lutchman said. Russel Lutchmn photo; artwork Ryan Beamul Russel Lutchmn Many visitors brought flowers, read and discussed the posted literature, Support for women & children in T&T - Radica’s Hot & Spicy and expressed support for change in Restaurant owners Shiva Nandlal (right) with parents Motilal & Radica Trinidad and Tobago, he said. Persad-Bissessar asks Modi for vaccine donation Also offered: *Non Medical & Mortgage Insurance *No Load Funds *No Penalty RESP Port-of-Spain – In a proactive and the pandemic. *Critical Illness *Universal Life *Dental & decisive move, Opposition Leader Persad-Bissessar also told Modi Drug Plans *Disability. (E&O) Kamla Persad-Bissessar seized the that Trinidad and Tobago had already Companies represented: Assumption, Blue Cross, BMO, Canada, CPP, Empire, Equitable, moment last month and wrote to India’s received a donation of 2,000 vaccines Foresters, Industrial Alliance, ivari, Manulife, Prime Minister Narendra Modi ask- from Barbados’ Prime Minister Mia RBC, Sunlife. www.omesh.com ing for a gift of Covid-19 vaccines for Mottley. These vaccines were gener- Instant quote online: www.moneyfreedom.ca nationals of Trinidad and Tobago. ously given after Mottley wrote to 1.866.PAULRAM Tel: 416.414.2204 According to a Trinidad Express Modi in January requesting a gift of report on Monday, Persad-Bissessar’s let- 100,000 vaccines and to purchase a ter was dated February 23, 2021. In her similar quantity. Modi’s government letter, Persad-Bissessar informed Modi donated 100,000 doses, which arrived that in early February the Opposition in early February. reached out to the government asking Said Persad-Bissessar: “Trinidad that it request a donation of vaccines Narendra Modi and Tobago is grateful to have already from India. was her belief that with Modi’s direct benefited from Barbados’s donation of According to Persad-Bissessar, intervention and vaccine donation, the 2,000 doses of vaccines that originated Trinidad and Tobago is “reeling from nation may be able to combat the eco- in India. However, as you may know, Sajad Gulamali the effects of the deadly virus”, and it nomic and social challenges wrought by See Page 18: ‘Bharat ki beti’ The Shiv Sewa Sangh Mandir & Cultural Center held its Sangeet Ki Kahani 2 Virtual Concert last Sunday as part of the fundraising • Auto • Homes/Condo drive to either purchase a unit • Motor Homes • Tenants or building. Over $30,000 was •Contractors• General Liability raised. Sangeet Ki Kahani 2 was • Mortgage • Travel • Group supported with virtual appear- • Term/Whole Life ances by artistes from both here and abroad. In the composite • Coverage for Uber Driver photo, at left is Gita Bisram, from • Disability/Critical Illness Angels Caribbean Band, and at • Health/Dental right is Pt Dipak Rambharose; at • Commercial/Business & More 6640 Finch Ave West center is the mandir’s President Nadira Raghunandan-Dyal, who Phone: 416-383-0901 416-825-1219 organised the event. 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Great investment. shopping. Explore the possibilities. 2 indocaribbeanworld.com | march 03, 2021 CANADA DENTISTRY More aid from UNI-TnT for stranded farm workers DR. NAR DALJEET Toronto – Stranded migrant workers from Trinidad and Tobago sheltering the pandemic at the Van Brenk DR. NIKHIL DALJEET Fruit Farm & Nursery in Fingal, southwest of St Thomas in Ontario, were recipients of a donation of Ask us about our: “back-home” foodstuff, blankets, and bottled water. The donation was made last month by UNI-TnT, and • Dental Implants (from is the second outreach by the group to farm workers. start to finish) According to UNI-TnT member, Carlos Maharaj, this time around, the items taken to the Fingal farm • Invisalign (Misaligned came from funds raised during a recent food drive. Teeth) “We are limited by the pandemic with what we could do for fundraising,” Maharaj said. Using social media, • Snore Guard UNI-TnT “got an astounding response”, Maharaj said. He added, “People responded to our message that DENTAL EMERGENCIES simply stated, ‘Food for the migrant workers’.” ALWAYS WELCOME With the donations received, UNI-TnT acquired non-perishable foods that included pigeon peas, chick- Servicing our community for over 30 years. peas, oats, flour, rice, corned beef, sardines, instant Now two locations to serve you better oats, cornmeal, and Nutrament. 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