Series 2: Dr. Gurdev Singh Gill - Textual Records

Letter from Milne, Carmichael, Corbould & Todd Barristers & Solicitors to A. E. LePage Western Ltd. regarding the court case involving Dr. Gurdev Singh Gill. Dennis D. G. Milne is writing on behalf of his client, Gurdev Singh, stating that the company's employee by the name of Mrs. Lee acted in a way that breached their duties by attempting to deceive Dr. Gill about the true value of… more

Court documents from the Supreme Court of British Columbia. The trial dates were October 5 and 6, 1981, with the final judgement being on October 14, 1981. The case lists the plaintiffs as Ronald Fraser, David Lam, and Donald Fields. Gurdev Singh Gill is listed as the defendant. The document details the case at hand involving property owned by Gurdev Singh which had been purportedly sold to the… more

Letter from Michael A. Milaney, the Chairman for the Board of Trustees for The Fraser-Burrard Hospital Society. Milaney congratulates Dr. Gill for being awarded the Order of B.C.. He further acknowledges the importance of Dr. Gill's contribution to the South Asian community in Canada and recognizes the struggles Dr. Gill must have gone through during the process. more

Letter from Howard Dirks, Provincial Secretary, to Dr. Gurdev Singh Gill, telling him that he has been selected to receive the Order of British Columbia. Dirks provides a bit of background surrounding the award, and provides the information for the Investiture Ceremony.

Letter from R. C. MacPherson, the Vice President of Medicine for the Fraser-Burrard Hospital Society, to Dr. Gurdev Singh Gill. In the letter, MacPherson congratulates Dr. Gill on being a recipient of the Order of British Columbia.

Letter from M.L.A. Anita Hagen to Dr. Gurdev Singh Gill congratulating him on receiving the Order of British Columbia. She writes that she unfortunately would not be able to attend the ceremony, but sends her regards.

Letter from Rita M. Johnston, Minister of Transportation and Highways, to Dr. Gurdev Singh Gill congratulating him on being selected to receive the Order of British Columbia.

Letter from J.S. Fair, the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Fraser-Burrard Hospital Society to Dr. Gurdev Singh Gill congratulating him for being awarded the Order of British Columbia.

Application filled in by Dr. Gurdev Singh Gill for renewal of medical staff privileges for Pacific Health Care Society. A letter is included as well from Keith G. Anderson, President of Pacific Health Care Society informing Dr. Gill of the attached form.

Application filled in by Dr. Gurdev Singh Gill for the Canadian Medical Protective Association dues rebate.

Letter from Gurdev Singh Gill to H & S Investment Management in New Delhi, India. In the letter Dr. Gill writes that he has enclosed a draft cheque for Rs. 5,000.00 for the to cover the costs that had been taken from Lt./Col Karam Thandi's account. He concludes the letter by telling them to fax him his portfolio information. more

Document listing the 1990 Order of British Columbia recipients. Dr. Gurdev Singh Gill is included in the list which describes his role as an integral figure in the South Asian community, both as a physician as well as a community leader.

Book from the ten year reunion event for that University of British Columbia's medical school's class of 1957. The book includes a message from the dean of the Faculty of Medicine and a summary of the event itself. The main portion of the book includes biographical sketches of each alumnus. There are several photographs included as well. more

Certificate of completion for a program of instruction in MS PowerPoint, awarded to Gurdev[sic] Singh Gill. The instructor for the course was Dominic Lombardi and the class was offered by the New Westminster School District Continuing Education program.

Photograph taken at Dr. Gill's medical school classmate reunion. There are around 39 people in the photograph, both men and women. The first row of people is seen seated. Behind them is a row of people standing. There are two more rows of people standing behind the second row. Dr. Gurdev Singh Gill is visible in the last row, second from the right. more