Gurdwara Shaheedgarh Sahib Hamilton - Dundas, ON

The Gurdwara Shaheedgarh Sahib is more than just a place of worship; it is a spiritual, cultural. And community hub for the Sikh community in the Greater Hamilton area. Its history dates back to 1974, and it has since become a cherished landmark, known for its serene atmosphere and deep-rooted dedication to Sikh values.

Key features 

Historical Significance: As one of the oldest gurdwaras in Ontario, it has a rich history that resonates deeply with its sangat (congregation). The dedication to Sikh martyrs in 2002 adds a layer of spiritual reverence and historical weight.

Serene Location: Situated in a picturesque green valley in Dundas, the gurdwara offers a tranquil and peaceful environment for spiritual reflection. It is easily accessible via Highway 403.

Accessibility: The gurdwara features a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking lot, and a fully functional elevator, ensuring that all devotees can access the facilities.

Community Building: The gurdwara is a place for community gatherings, fostering a sense of belonging and support. The sangat regularly volunteers to maintain and improve the building.

Daily Services: The gurdwara is open for daily worship.

Weekly Sangat: Devotees gather for special services every Sunday afternoon.

Langar (Community Meal): The gurdwara provides free vegetarian meals to all visitors in the langar hall.

Nagar Kirtan: A yearly parade is conduct to commemorate the memory of Sikh martyrs.

Weddings: The gurdwara is a popular venue for Sikh weddings.

Youth Events: Events such as a Halloween event with pumpkin decorating and treats have been organize for children and families.

Religious Discourses: Regular Gurbani Path and Kirtan (Sikh hymns) are offered.

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