The priest is excellent. Never a boring homily. Also many options for Mass times (Sunday 8a, 9:30a,…read more11:00a, 12:30p and 3p en Español!). A beautiful, spacious church! Choirs at 8a and 9:30a are very good. Have never attended the other times but would assume the choir to be equally talented.

This wonderful shop/charitable organization is a rare find! If you are new to the area and Sikh…read morethis is your spot. If you teach Kundalini Yoga and want to buy some Sikh items this is the spot! Turbans, the 5 K items, tons of books in English, music cassettes and CDs, all manner of swag like stickers and key chains, the Mul Mantra on a plaque, book holders and cookware, small area of men's suits, and on and on and on! Be aware, come in, remove shoes, cover your head and wash your hands. They should have a sign telling you this as we non-Sikhs aren't taught to do this as a matter of course. Anyway everything cool and everyone friendly about it and we had a wonderful time shopping. Do not miss this spot Kundalini Yoga teachers! What a wealth of knowledge!

Waheguru Waheguru ji one of my favorite place lovely employees, best place and good prices thank…read moreyou for having you.

We made the trip to Brampton to see a V-Day concert at the Emmanuel United Church. Since I love the…read moresound of music in vaulted ceiling churches, I looked forward to this awesome show. Michael Downie, a renowned opera singer with the COC, decided to do his first solo show with some jazz musicians. A drummer, stand up bassist and fantastic piano player accompanied Michael as he sang a repertoire of songs from The American Songbook, as well as pop songs, all with the theme of 'Feelings' the lead-off tune he sang as he walked up the aisle in the dark, singing a cappella, with a voice that could fill Massey Hall if needed. How appropriate since plenty of the material could be played at weddings. It was a schmaltz fest, undoubtedly, with a hilarious banter of musicology and trivia about each song between selections ('Feelings' was voted worst song many times). After a couple standing ovations, his wit, humour and singing prowess was obviously being absorbed by the crowd wholeheartedly and handing out roses to the ladies in the first row didn't hurt. The church itself was a good venue although at intermission only water was served even though I felt like sipping a Martini listening to the music. The sound was good, especially given the 'roadies' weren't used to staging a show like this, and normally tea parties were their style. But they pulled it off. Nearby Tandoori Flame makes this church an even more magnetic destination. Bravo!