Sikh men

Photo of Gurbakhsh Singh Narang's father, Bhagat Singh taken in a studio. Bhagat Singh is wearing a suit and tie.

Photo of an unidentified man and young child. The photo appears to be taken in a courtyard. There is a fountain and trees visible in the background.

Photo of Gurbakhsh Singh Narang standing outside. Narang is smiling towards the camera. There is a fence, trees, and a house visible in the background.

Photo of Gurbakhsh Narang taken in a studio. Narang is standing in the photo dressed in a formal suit and tie.

Photo of Gurbakhsh Narang taken in a studio. Narang is looking towards the camera. Narang is wearing a tie and a collared shirt. The photograph is worn with age and has some cracks and folds.

Photo of Gurbakhsh Narang taken in a studio. Narang is standing looking towards the camera. He has his left hand on a chair in the picture. He is wearing a turban and is dressed in formal wear.

Photo of Gurbakhsh Narang taken in a studio. Narang is looking towards the camera. In the headshot he wearing a checkered vest over his collared shirt and tie.

Photo of Gurbakhsh Narang taken in a studio. Narang is looking towards the camera. In the headshot he is wearing a collared shirt under his sweater.

Audio interview with Dyal Singh Gill conducted by MB. Dyal Singh Gill is a Canadian citizen who came to Canada in 1942. His first job in Canada was in Honeymoon Bay on Vancouver Island. He also discusses his educational background, personal history, working in sawmills and his challenges. Dyal also discusses the foods he ate, as well as the treatment he received from the dominant European White settler community. He also mentions special occasions he attended such as Christmas, Vaisakhi, and Jor Mela at Paldi. Gill further discusses how the cost of living has increased from before.

Transcription of an interview with Dyal Singh Gill in which he discusses his educational background, personal history, working in sawmills and his challenges. Dyal also discusses the foods he ate, as well as the treatment he received from the dominant European White settler community. He also mentions special occasions he attended such as Christmas, Vaisakhi, and Jor Mela at Paldi. Gill further discusses how the cost of living has increased from before.