Generous gift from Indo-Canadians

Indo-Canadian community donates $10,000 towards spray park project.

Members of the Indo-Canadian community pitched in to donate $10,000 to the Grand Forks Rotary Club for the spray park project. (Front row, from left) Bob Saini, Jim and Lynn Burch from the Rotary Club, and Harry Saini. (Back row from left) Raja Chaudhary, Mike Khaira, Navieen Sibat, Balwant Sandhu, Raman Singh and Nirmal Sibat.

Members of the Indo-Canadian community pitched in to donate $10,000 to the Grand Forks Rotary Club for the spray park project. (Front row, from left) Bob Saini, Jim and Lynn Burch from the Rotary Club, and Harry Saini. (Back row from left) Raja Chaudhary, Mike Khaira, Navieen Sibat, Balwant Sandhu, Raman Singh and Nirmal Sibat.

Members of the Indo-Canadian community pitched in to donate $10,000 to the Grand Forks Rotary Club for the spray park project. (Front row, from left) Bob Saini, Jim and Lynn Burch from the Rotary Club, and Harry Saini. (Back row from left) Raja Chaudhary, Mike Khaira, Navieen Sibat, Balwant Sandhu, Raman Singh and Nirmal Sibat.

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