Old Crow Chief Dana Tizya-Tramm and Gurdeep Pandher, together, dance the Punjabi traditional dance, Bhangra, to celebrate friendships in Yukon communities, and to spread happiness across Canada. Old Crow is the home
Canadian Armed Forces and Gurdeep Pandher collaborated to create this Punjabi Bhangra dance video to celebrate diversity and inclusion in The Canadian Forces. Soldiers from different backgrounds make “One Force” with “One
On Mother’s Day, nearly 1000 participants ran in Whitehorse, Yukon. Before the run, there was a bhangra warm-up session by Gurdeep Pandher. Since 1997, Run-for-Mom is organized every year on Mother’s Day
During the All Staff Meeting/Christmas Party of Department of Energy, Mines and Resources (Government of Yukon) in Whitehorse (Yukon, Canada), Gurdeep Pandher’s speech on the subject “Happiness in the Workplace and Life”.
This happens only in the Yukon, Canada! Gurdeep Pandher and “Yukon Sourdough Rendezvous Air North Can Can Line” created a breathtaking fusion of two famous dancing forms “Punjabi Bhangra” and “Can Can
Squamish is hardwired for adventure! Gurdeep Pandher and Véronique Lachance are hardwired for Bhangra adventure! Watch the dance adventure video, which Gurdeep and Véronique made in the scenic town of Squamish, located
[English/Punjabi Follows] Les Deuxluxes et Gurdeep Pandher ont décidé de mélanger danse punjabi Bhangra et musique franco-canadienne. Les Deuxluxes est un band Rock’n’Roll de deux membres (Anna Frances Meyer et Étienne Barry)
Happy Canada Day: Please enjoy Bhangra dance performance during Canada Day 2018 celebrations in Whitehorse, Yukon on July 1st by Sikh-Canadian Gurdeep Pandher and Québécois-French Canadian Véronique Lachance! There is an important
Midnight Sun Dance – In the Yukon (Canada), during the summer solstice times, days are almost 24 hours long. From 2 AM to 3 AM, it may get a little bit duskier,
Happy Pride Being yourself should be plain and simple! Acceptance, inclusion and kindness will make the world healthy, safe and wonderful for everyone. A message from Whitehorse (Yukon, Canada) on the Pride