Thulirkal – Nurse and Lecturer, Gaayathry ThurairajahBy Editor - March 27th, 2015 CTYA’s Blog has started a new Feature on Fridays, Thulirkal. Thulirkal meaning bud reflects the young Tamil youth we will be featuring. These youth are the buds of our community, and are growing into strong, achieving young men and women! This week, we’ve brought you Gaayathry Thurairajah! Gaayathry Thurairajah completed her undergrad BScN in 2009…
FoodWithBai – Fish Cutlet RecipeBy Editor - March 24th, 2015 Fish cutlets are addictive and are enjoyed by many! They are a really yummy savory snack or appetizer that can be easily manipulated to fit anyone’s spice levels! They are coated in breadcrumbs, deep fried, and loaded with tuna, potatoes, green chilies, onions and plenty of savory spices. It can be found at many Tamil bakeries and restaurants! Don’t miss the chance to try these out, definitely can’t stop with just having one! Flute SivaBy Editor - March 21st, 2015 This Talent Tuesday, we present Flute Siva from Ottawa! Siva is a classically trained flute player who has been playing since the age of 7. Currently, he is learning advanced Flute lessons and techniques from the Maestro Shashank Subramanyam (Grammy nominated Flute player from India) and vocal training (Indian Hindustani style) under Dr. Vinay Bhide (Professional Hindustani singer and performer – Professor at Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada). An OccurrenceBy Editor - March 21st, 2015 Written by: Mathusaan G. Never thought about it You just thanked me Physician-assisted suicide, a necessity in Canada?By Editor - March 20th, 2015 The Canadian Supreme Court recently decided to revisit a past legislation that will make doctor assisted suicide legal for specific circumstances such as terminal illness. This is a huge step forward after the famous denial of Sue Rodriguez, a patient suffering from ALS, Lou Gehrig’s disease, in 1993. A court decided what Mrs. Rodriguez should do with her life, and the outcome was that law controls an individual’s personal choice to die. As a society, if we prevent people from deciding their own time of death, we prolong ignorance, suffering and only attribute to our own selfishness.
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