WISH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY A VERY HAPPY DIWALI AND A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. 
HERE IS THE LIST OF SWEET SHOPS WHERE YOU CAN GET DIWALI SWEETS JUST LIKE HOME MADE SWEETS. EVERYTHING IS 4-6 $ A POUND.
BRAMPTON ; ROYAL INDIA--- 116 KENNEDY ROAD
GUJARATI STORE NAME IS AMISH SWEETS ---- 287 GLIDDEN ROAD UNIT 14.
INDIAN PUNJABI BAZAR --- 499 RAY LAWSON BLVD,.
i GOT FRM AMISH THIS YEAR AND I FOUND IT REASONABLE AND QUALITATIVE.
ENJOY UR DIWALI WITH UR NEAR AND DEAR ONES.
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Revenge can be bitter sweet, but if u sit back and watch, KARMA can be pure entertainment.
There are indian sweets everywhere .. why advertise?
Happy Diwali.
How was diwali in your neighbourhoods?
In my neighbourhood of Surrey, there were a few homes lit up (including mine). Some fireworks and a few loud ones. Decent but last year seemed better. I think the police were strict on fireworks this year.
Now to quickly move from Diwali lights to Halloween decos.
New immigrants don't know whre to get help frm whn they are new. I didn't know abt diwali sweets I.e home made like karanji..chakli and besan ladoo etc. Aftr 2-3 yrs, I cme to know about these shopz in Brampton. We r not talking about normal sweet shops.
my post is always about helping new comers. ;-) we had great time though our neighbours r most of thm whites. We called all children n enjoyed fireworks with thm. Absolutely wonderful time. Cheers!
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Revenge can be bitter sweet, but if u sit back and watch, KARMA can be pure entertainment.
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Originally posted by wall-E
Some fireworks and a few loud ones.
In and around Toronto, most Gurdwara's did not have any fireworks, in honor of Cpl Cirillo.
At Samosa & Sweet Factory on Albion Road, they had a Mithai Mela at the adjoining Banquet Hall. OMG...Never seem so much mithai at one time. Their prices ranged from 2.99 to 5.99, with 3.99 being the average for most common ones.
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Reiki Grand Master
Location: God's own country
Posted on: 25-10-14 06:40:39
Happy Diwali to all (though belated).
I was pleasently surprised to receive an international call from Full House to wish me Diwali. It was a nice experience talking to him and also this made me feel at home (Canada and CD).
Murali The Krishna
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Originally posted by tamilkuravan
Happy Diwali to all (though belated).
I was pleasently surprised to receive an international call from Full House to wish me Diwali. It was a nice experience talking to him and also this made me feel at home (Canada and CD).
Murali The Krishna
Off Topic :
Have you any intention of coming back to Canada in future ? As a resident , not just tourist ?
Are there any advantages of having or maintaining Canadian citizenship in India ?
I mean besides traveling abroad where Canadian PP is readily accepted without a Visa as opposed to Indian PP which is hardly accepted anywhere . Whats the point of Canadian Citizenship in India ?
I mean will you renew your Canadian PP in India if it expires or if it has already expired ?
I think you can get your Indian Citizenship back ( not just OCI ) and Indian PP back , if you surrender your Canadian Citizenship.
OCI is a joke , its just a life time multi entry visa to India , nothing more nothing less. Unless India has a dual citizenship like lot of countries out there , OCI and PIO are just going to be jokes.
Here's wishing a very Happy Diwali to all members of CD!!!
