A 28-year-old woman who died earlier this month after being doused with a flammable substance and set on fire on a TTC bus outside Kipling Station is being remembered as “kind, joyful and friendly.”
A 28-year-old woman who died earlier this month after being doused with a flammable substance and set on fire on a Toronto bus outside Kipling subway station is being remembered as “kind, joyful and friendly.”
A 28-year-old woman who died earlier this month after being doused with a flammable substance and set on fire on a TTC bus outside Kipling Station is being remembered as “kind, joyful and friendly.”
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Opinion: Why is the CTA asking Tibetans to donate to Modi’s private fund?
By Gelek Badheystang
As of May 5, 2021, Tibetans in the Toronto area have collectively donated over $42,000 to help the people in India. Almost everyday, the Tibetan Canadian Cultural Centre sends emails to its mailing list, urging people to donate and add to this amount. They are following directives sent by the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA).
Why is the CTA directing Tibetan associations in Canada and around the world to collect money on behalf of a private fund started by a prime minister and party that bears the greatest responsibility for the humanitarian crisis unfolding in India right now?