Gursikh Sabha Canada - Scarborough, ON

Gursikh Sabha Canada, also known as the Scarborough Gurdwara, is a Sikh place of worship and community hub in the eastern Greater Toronto Area. Since its establishment in 1979, it has been dedicated to upholding Sikh values and serving the community.

Key features

Worship and spirituality: The Gurdwara holds daily religious services with musical chanting (kirtan), and other devotional programs throughout the week. It promotes spiritual enlightenment through readings from the Guru Granth Sahib Ji and educational discussions (katha).

Education: Gursikh Sabha Canada runs the Mata Sahib Kaur Khalsa School, offering educational programs focused on Sikh morals, history, and teachings. The Gurdwara also has a library for community members.

Langar (community kitchen): In accordance with Sikh tradition. The Gurdwara operates a community kitchen that serves free vegetarian meals to all visitors. Regardless of their background, to promote equality. This service is also extend to those in need through Gursikh Sabha Langar & Services (GSLS), a volunteer-based organization.

Community support: As a community-oriented Gurdwara, it offers support and services to community members. Its langar service is particularly emphasized for its support to the community without judgment.

Interfaith engagement: The Gurdwara welcomes all communities and is a member of the interfaith mosaic, regularly hosting visits from educational institutions and other organizations.

Volunteer opportunities: The Gurdwara relies on a volunteer base to operate its various services, including the community kitchen and other programs.

Accessibility: The facility has a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking lot, and restrooms.

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