Gill, Harbhajan

Newspaper clipping titled, "Would-be immigrants' rejection remembered" that discusses the various incidents of racism that members from the South Asian community have faced in Canada, including the Komagata Maru incident that occured on May 23, 1914. It talks about the prevalence of racism experienced by the community in the present as compared to the time of the Komagata Maru incident and the importance of raising awareness about it. The article was published on July 23, 2007 in The Province and written by Cheryl Chan.

Photograph taken at the building site for the new Ross Street gurdwara in Vancouver. Two men are seen standing on a dirt road in front of the building site. Behind them there is construction for an unfinished building. From right to left: Dr. Gill's brother-in-law, and Harbhajan Singh Gill (Dr. Gill's first cousin).

Photograph of Gurdev Singh Gill standing with four other men, possibly friends or family members. The group is standing together outside on a grass area. In the background some houses can be seen as well as a body of water and a mountain. From right to left, Dr. Gill, Harbajan Gill, Dr. Gill's cousin. The remaining three men are unidentified.